Selaginella albociliata
A little-known Chinese spikemoss described in 1990 and recorded from south-central and southeastern China (Guangxi, Fujian, Yunnan). Its name refers to white cilia on the leaf margins. No habitat details could be confirmed, so these conditions come from the measured climate and typical subtropical Chinese forest spikemosses.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes could be checked. Subtropical Chinese spikemosses of this kind usually grow on shaded, damp rocks and soil banks in evergreen broadleaf forest.
Records lack elevations. The measured sites are at 152 m (Fujian), 337 m (Guangxi) and 3339 m (NW Yunnan).
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