Guzmania alliodora
Guzmania alliodora is a rarely seen tank bromeliad described in 1997 from the Huallaga lowlands of Huánuco in central Peru, at about 270 m, and named for its garlic-like scent.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte of humid lowland and foothill forest on the Amazon side of the central Peruvian Andes, on trunks and branches in dappled light. Nothing beyond the type description is published on its ecology.
No GBIF records carry an elevation; the single climate site lies at about 270 m in the Huallaga valley, lowland foothill forest.
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