Pinguicula jackii
A Cuban butterwort from the Escambray mountains of central Cuba, described in 1931. The type was collected on perpendicular rock faces with a northern exposure, so it is a shade-loving lithophyte of a warm, humid, frost-free climate.
Where it grows wild
The type gathering was made on perpendicular rocks with a north exposure at about 762 m near Buenos Aires, Las Lagunas, in the Escambray mountains.
Type collected at about 762 m; the single GBIF site sits at a similar altitude (750 m).
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