Masdevallia martiniana
Masdevallia martiniana is an unusual lowland Masdevallia from the Ecuadorian Amazon, collected at about 200-230 m in Yasuní National Park and at Lago Imuya, epiphytic in primary forest by lagoons and on trees overhanging water. Unlike most of the genus it needs warm, very humid conditions all year.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte in lowland tropical wet forest of the Ecuadorian Amazon, on trees at lagoon margins and overhanging water.
Herbarium records at 200-230 m (Garza Cocha in Yasuní, and Lago Imuya in Sucumbíos).
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