Masdevallia pachysepala
Masdevallia pachysepala (Rchb.f.) Luer is a thick-sepalled Andean species of Colombia and Venezuela, raised to species rank by Luer in 1994. It has no wild records in GBIF; treat it as a cool-growing high-Andean Masdevallia and ignore the lowland climate attached to it.
Where it grows wild
No habitat detail is available to us; like its relatives it is presumed to grow as an epiphyte or lithophyte in humid, mossy montane forest of the northern Andes.
Unknown; northern Andean Masdevallias mostly grow between about 2000 and 3200 m.
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