Goeppertia martinicensis
Goeppertia martinicensis is a prayer plant endemic to the Windward Islands of the Lesser Antilles, described by Urban from Martinique. It is a plant of the wet interior forest of the volcanic islands, where rain falls most of the year and temperatures barely change between seasons, and it is almost unknown in cultivation.
Where it grows wild
Understory herb of wet lowland to montane rainforest on the volcanic slopes of Martinique and nearby islands, in shaded, constantly moist humus. Field detail is scarce.
No recorded elevations; the wet forests of the Windward Islands lie mostly between 200 and 900 m.
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