Masdevallia gomesii-ferreirae
Masdevallia gomesii-ferreirae was described by Pabst in 1975 in the Brazilian journal Bradea and honours the Brazilian orchidologist Gomes Ferreira, so it is most likely a Brazilian species; there are no wild records and no measured climate. Treat it as a shade-loving, humid-growing Masdevallia with intermediate temperatures until better information turns up.
Where it grows wild
No habitat detail is available for this species; like nearly all Masdevallia it is assumed to be a small epiphyte of humid montane cloud forest.
Unknown; Brazilian Masdevallia grow in humid Atlantic Forest, mostly in the coastal mountains.
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