Masdevallia ostaurina
Masdevallia ostaurina is a Panamanian species described by Luer in 2004 and known from very little material. There are no georeferenced wild records; the climate point is lowland and far too hot, so growers should follow the cloud-forest conditions where Panama's Masdevallia actually grow.
Where it grows wild
Presumably an epiphyte of cloud forest in Panama's central or western highlands, as for the other Panamanian Masdevallia; no species-specific habitat notes were available.
No recorded elevations; Panamanian Masdevallia generally grow in cloud forest roughly above 1,000 m, not at the 45 m of the climate point.
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