Masdevallia frilehmannii
Masdevallia frilehmannii is a Bolivian species described by Luer and Vásquez in 2001, recorded in Madidi National Park at 1115-1550 m. That is low for the genus, so it should grow warmer than most Masdevallia, and it sees a drier season from May to September.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte of humid lower montane forest on the outer Andean ridges of Madidi, La Paz.
Specimens from 1115 m near the Río Mojos and 1550 m on the crest of the Serranía Mamuque.
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