Selaginella atimonanensis
Selaginella atimonanensis is a Philippine spikemoss described by Tan and Jenny in 1981, named after Atimonan in Quezon province on Luzon. Almost nothing about its ecology is published, so these conditions follow the genus and a warm, humid Philippine lowland climate.
Where it grows wild
No habitat account was reachable. It is assumed to grow on the shaded rainforest floor or banks, probably in the Atimonan area of eastern Luzon.
No elevations recorded. The climate point is near sea level.
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