Pinguicula robertiana
A butterwort from San Luis Potosí described in 2018, collected on Cerro La Sillera at about 1670 m. It grows in a region with cool, dry winters and summer rain, so a Mexican-style cycle of summer carnivorous leaves and a drier winter rest is the sensible approach. Published habitat detail is thin.
Where it grows wild
The type area is the north-east slope of Cerro La Sillera in San Luis Potosí. A local observer described it as a plant growing on other plants, which suggests it may be found on tree trunks or mossy branches as well as rock, but this is not confirmed.
About 1670 m (herbarium specimen).
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