Masdevallia aureoportensis
Masdevallia aureoportensis was described as Spilotantha aureoportensis by Luer & J.Leathers in 2012 and moved back into Masdevallia by Shaw in 2016. It has no wild records on GBIF and its locality was not recovered, so the profile below is a generalisation from the Spilotantha group of cool Andean cloud-forest Masdevallia.
Where it grows wild
Unknown. Its relatives in Luer's Spilotantha group (the Saltatrices alliance, such as M. constricta, M. deformis and M. ampullacea) are small epiphytes of wet Andean cloud forest at roughly 1,500–2,800 m in Ecuador and Peru.
No elevation on record; assumed cloud-forest elevations of about 1,500–2,800 m by analogy with its relatives.
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