Goeppertia prolifera
Goeppertia prolifera, first described by Vellozo in the Flora Fluminensis as Maranta prolifera, is an Atlantic Forest understory herb of southeastern Brazil, with records from coastal Paraty in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo and from the interior of Minas Gerais at 230 to 1,000 m. It grows in warm, humid summers and distinctly cooler, drier winters, so it is a more forgiving Goeppertia than the Amazonian species. Little beyond the description and herbarium records is published.
Where it grows wild
Shaded floor of Atlantic rainforest and semideciduous forest on the coastal slopes and inland ranges of southeastern Brazil, on humus-rich, well-drained ground.
Mapped sites span 230 to 1,020 m; few records carry an elevation.
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