Marcgravia trinitatis
A widely but thinly recorded lowland shingle vine spanning the Windward Islands, Trinidad and northern and west-central Brazil, described by Presl from Trinidad. The Brazilian records dominate the measured climate and bring a strong dry season; the Caribbean plants live in wetter forest, so the profile aims for evenly wet rainforest conditions with a tolerated drier spell.
Where it grows wild
Lowland rainforest and gallery forest, climbing tree trunks in shade; 12 wild records, mostly from Brazil, one from Saint Vincent, none from Trinidad with coordinates.
Recorded 149–297 m, median 297 m: a lowland plant.
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