Pinguicula fiorii
A temperate butterwort endemic to the Majella massif in Abruzzo, central Italy. It grows on wet, shaded limestone rocks and forms a winter bud (hibernaculum), like its relatives in section Pinguicula. It needs cool, wet summers and a genuinely cold winter.
Where it grows wild
Damp, shaded limestone rock faces, gorges and seepages in the mountains. Inferred from its section and the measured site; published detail is limited.
The measured site is at about 1220 m; records rarely carry elevations.
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