Pinguicula orthoceras
A Cuban butterwort described by Casper in 2019 from a 1968 collection in the Sierra Cristal (Holguín) at 900–1000 m. Little else has been published; it probably shares the wet-rock or seepage habits of other eastern Cuban Pinguicula.
Where it grows wild
It is known from the type collection on the north slope of the central massif of Sierra Cristal. The mountains are mostly serpentine; the exact microhabitat is not recorded, and a wet-rock or seepage habit is assumed from related Cuban species.
900–1000 m (type collection).
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