Masdevallia melina
Masdevallia melina, described by Königer and J. Meza in 1996, is a Peruvian species known from very few collections; the only record traced is from the Department of Amazonas in the north. Nothing specific about its habitat has been published beyond that, so care follows the cool montane cloud-forest Masdevallias of the same region.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes survive with the record. The Masdevallias of Amazonas, Peru grow as epiphytes on mossy trunks in montane cloud forest, which is the most likely setting.
No elevation is recorded; Masdevallias of Amazonas are mostly collected between about 1,800 and 2,800 m.
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