Maxillaria dillonii
A Maxillaria of southern Ecuador and central Peru, recorded at about 1,700–2,200 m around the Loja–Zamora region and in Junín. It is an intermediate-cool grower with a noticeably drier season from May to October.
Where it grows wild
Probably an epiphyte of montane forest on the Andean slopes, where the southern Ecuadorian ranges are drier and more seasonal than most cloud forest; generalised from the genus.
Climate sites are at about 1,680–2,200 m; few records carry their own elevation.
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