Masdevallia cleistogama
A Peruvian Masdevallia described by Luer in 1989 and named for its cleistogamous flowers, which self-pollinate without opening. Known only from Peru with no mapped wild record; grow it as a cool cloud-forest epiphyte, not by the lowland climate in the data.
Where it grows wild
Presumably a small epiphyte of Andean cloud forest; the type locality and elevation are not available here.
Elevation unknown; Peruvian Masdevallia are typically found between 1,500 and 3,000 m.
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