Masdevallia audax
Masdevallia audax Königer (1986) is a Peruvian species known almost only from its original description, with no georeferenced wild records. It was described alongside M. asterotricha from Peruvian cloud-forest material. Treat it as a cool-growing Andean cloud-forest Masdevallia until a locality with an elevation turns up.
Where it grows wild
Not documented beyond 'Peru'. Peruvian Masdevallia of this kind are small tufted epiphytes, sometimes lithophytes, in wet montane and cloud forest on the eastern Andean slopes, roughly 1,500–3,000 m, on mossy trunks and branches in shade or dappled light.
No elevation on record; assumed cloud-forest elevations of about 1,500–3,000 m, typical of the genus in Peru.
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