Goeppertia brevipes
A poorly known prayer plant of northeastern Brazil, described by Körnicke as Calathea brevipes, with a single georeferenced wild record from the coastal forest of southern Bahia. It is best treated as a warm, humid Atlantic Forest understory herb with a mild cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
Understory herb of the southern Bahia Atlantic rainforest near the coast, at low elevation. The measured grid climate is warm all year with cooler nights from June to August.
The one record is at about 60 m; lowland coastal forest is assumed.
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