Maranta sagoriana
Maranta sagoriana is a nineteenth-century horticultural name (G.Nicholson, 1885) that GBIF carries but for which there are no wild records, no type locality and no modern treatment. It appears in Nicholson's Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening as a nursery plant and was never linked to a wild collection; the plant sold under it is likely to have been a Calathea or Goeppertia. Treat the profile below as generic guidance for a Maranta-type forest-floor herb, not as species-specific knowledge.
Where it grows wild
No wild collections exist under this name. The genus Maranta consists of rhizomatous herbs of the shaded floor of humid tropical American forest, centred on Brazil; plants grown under old trade names such as Maranta sagoriana were nursery stock of that kind.
Unknown; most cultivated marantas and their relatives come from lowland to low-montane forest below about 1,000 m.
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