Masdevallia collantesii
Masdevallia collantesii was described by Bennett and Christenson in 1998 from Peru; the one public herbarium record comes from Cajamarca at 1,450 m. Grow it as an intermediate cloud-forest Masdevallia. The climate grid in the data was placed at a lowland site and is far hotter than the plant's real home, so the targets below are corrected for elevation.
Where it grows wild
Nothing is published on its habitat beyond the specimen data: wet montane forest in Cajamarca, northern Peru, at about 1,450 m. Relatives from that region grow as epiphytes in moss on trunks and branches in cloud forest.
One record at 1,450 m. The climate site in the data sits at 273 m and does not represent the species.
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