Goeppertia sousandradeana
Goeppertia sousandradeana was described by Helen Kennedy and Ganders as Calathea sousandradeana from the Gulf lowlands of Mexico and moved to Goeppertia in 2012. Seven wild records at 10 to 400 m in Veracruz and neighbouring Oaxaca and Tamaulipas put it in humid Gulf-coast rain forest with a wet summer, a drier spring and cool, wind-swept winter nights.
Where it grows wild
A terrestrial herb of the shaded floor of lowland evergreen rain forest on the Gulf coastal plain, including the Los Tuxtlas volcanic massif and the Tuxtepec lowlands. Habitat is inferred from the record sites and the genus.
Recorded from 10 to 400 m with a median of 130 m; a lowland plant.
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