Maranta pacifica
Maranta pacifica is a nursery name of the Linden establishment, taken up by Petersen in Flora Brasiliensis in 1890 for a cultivated plant that was never linked to a wild collection. GBIF holds no occurrence or distribution records and no modern flora treats it. It can only be grown as a generic humid-forest Maranta.
Where it grows wild
No habitat has ever been recorded for this name. Maranta as a genus are rhizomatous herbs of the shaded, humid floor of tropical American forest, and this name can only be treated as such a plant.
No elevation is recorded; the genus is mostly a lowland to lower-montane plant below about 1000 m.
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