Masdevallia dickinsoniana
Masdevallia dickinsoniana, described in 2012 from cultivated plants said to come from Cusco, Peru at around 2200 m, carries a single orange nonresupinate flower on a slender stem taller than the leaves. It is reported as a cold grower; the only climate record here is a lowland point and should be ignored.
Where it grows wild
Presumed epiphyte of Andean cloud forest in Cusco department; no wild collection with coordinates exists and the species is known from cultivated material.
Reported at about 2200 m; no georeferenced wild record.
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