Masdevallia curtipes
Masdevallia curtipes (Barbosa Rodrigues, 1881) is one of the handful of Brazilian Masdevallias, from the Atlantic forest of Minas Gerais and Espirito Santo. Like its Brazilian relatives it is an intermediate grower that tolerates a drier, cooler winter, but there are no wild GBIF records and cultivation notes are thin.
Where it grows wild
Presumed epiphyte of humid Atlantic forest on the hills and serras of southeastern Brazil; the single georeferenced site is at about 580 m near the Minas Gerais-Espirito Santo border.
No recorded elevations; the one climate site is at 580 m, though Brazilian Masdevallias commonly grow higher, to about 1500 m.
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