Goeppertia littoralis
Goeppertia littoralis is a poorly known Brazilian prayer plant whose name means of the shore, pointing to coastal Atlantic forest. It has no usable wild occurrence records, so nothing here is measured; the conditions below are those of a shade-loving Goeppertia of lowland coastal forest in eastern Brazil and should be treated as a starting point only.
Where it grows wild
Presumably a terrestrial herb of shaded, humid lowland forest near the Atlantic coast, possibly in restinga or forest behind the beach. Inferred from the epithet and the genus; the original description was not available.
Unknown; the name suggests near sea level, likely below 300 m.
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