Selaginella blepharophylla
A West African spikemoss of the Upper Guinea and Dahomey Gap forests, recorded from Guinea and Liberia to Togo at about 230–540 m. It grows in warm, shaded forest with a long wet season and a short, drier spell in December to February.
Where it grows wild
Shaded forest floor, banks and rocks in lowland and submontane moist forest; detail is thin and partly follows the genus.
Recorded at 230–540 m (few records).
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