Goeppertia cannoides
A lowland Amazonian prayer plant originally described in its own genus as Thymocarpus cannoides, with fleshy fruit and a canna-like habit. Over fifty wild records from northern, northeastern and west-central Brazil and southern Venezuela at 0 to 400 m point to a warm, humid forest herb with a modest late-year dry season.
Where it grows wild
Understory and forest-edge herb of lowland Amazonian rainforest, including riverine and periodically damp ground. Measured climate across five sites is warm year-round with a wet season from December to June and a hotter, drier spell from August to October.
Records from sea level to 400 m, median 90 m; a lowland species.
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