Pinguicula mundi
A Spanish endemic butterwort from the Sierra de Alcaraz and Segura, and from the Serranía de Cuenca, mostly at around 1,100 m. It grows on dripping limestone and tufa in gorges, so it stays wet and cool through hot, dry Mediterranean summers. Like its relatives, it forms a winter hibernaculum (a dormant bud) through the cold winters.
Where it grows wild
This profile assumes it grows, like its close relatives, on wet calcareous cliffs, seeps and tufa in shaded gorges and spring-fed ravines.
Recorded between 440 and 1,480 m, with a median of 1,100 m.
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