Pinguicula baezensis
A rarely documented Cuban butterwort with no georeferenced wild records. Its name suggests a type locality at or near Báez, in central Cuba. Treat it as a warm-growing tropical Pinguicula: hot, humid summers and a drier, milder winter.
Where it grows wild
Its microhabitat is unknown. Cuban butterworts mostly grow on damp serpentine or limestone rock and in open, wet ground; this profile follows that pattern.
Unknown. The climate below comes from a central Cuba point at about 170 m, not from a known locality.
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