Guzmania angustifolia
A small, narrow-leaved Guzmania native from Nicaragua to Ecuador, described in 1884 (as Caraguata angustifolia). Little specific ecology has been published, so these recommendations treat it as a humid-forest epiphytic bromeliad of Central America and north-western South America, and confidence is low.
Where it grows wild
Its range spans the wet forests of southern Central America and the Colombian and Ecuadorian Pacific and Andean slopes, where small guzmanias grow as epiphytes on trunks and branches in humid, shaded to partly shaded forest. No habitat description specific to this species was found.
No elevation data was found. The range suggests humid lowland to lower montane forest.
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