Goeppertia colorata
Goeppertia colorata (Phrynium coloratum Hook., long grown as Calathea colorata) is an Atlantic Forest species of southern and south-eastern Brazil, with 112 wild records from sea level to about 1,200 m.
Where it grows wild
Understory of humid Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica) on the coastal ranges of São Paulo, Paraná, Santa Catarina and neighbouring states, from lowland restinga-edge forest up to montane forest; median record elevation is 700 m. A clumping terrestrial herb of shaded, humus-rich slopes and stream margins.
0–1190 m, median 700 m; the mid-elevation records set the cool-winter climate below.
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