Selaginella ayitiensis
A spikemoss endemic to Haiti, described by Valdespino and known from only two wild GBIF records. The one measured site is warm and fairly dry, with a dry season from December to April. Almost nothing about its ecology was found, so this is cautious, genus-level advice.
Where it grows wild
Its habitat isn't described in the sources used. Hispaniolan Selaginella generally grow in shaded, moist spots such as forest floor, ravines and rock faces, and that is assumed here.
The records carry no elevations.
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