Pleurothallis oxapampae
A Peruvian Pleurothallis described by Luer in 1982 and known from the Oxapampa area of Pasco at about 2,500 m. Grow it cool, shaded and constantly humid like other Andean cloud-forest pleurothallids.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat notes were found. The record is in eastern Andean montane cloud forest, where Pleurothallis typically grow on mossy trunks and branches in shade and frequent mist.
The single record is at about 2,500 m, in the cool montane cloud-forest belt.
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