Masdevallia arminii
Masdevallia arminii, described by Linden and Reichenbach in 1854, is a cold-growing epiphyte of the high oak forests of Colombia's Cordillera Oriental, recorded on Quercus humboldtii trees at 2,400 to 2,650 m in Boyacá, Santander and Cundinamarca.
Where it grows wild
Collections describe it growing on oak trees at mountain passes and in the mossy high-Andean forest of Boyacá and Santander, and note its short, dark ramicauls. These are cold, wet, fog-bound forests with frequent cloud.
Specimen labels give 2,400 m at Peña de Gallo, 2,500 to 2,600 m at Cachirà and 2,650 m in Boyacá.
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