Selaginella boomii
Selaginella boomii is a rock-dwelling spikemoss of the Guiana Shield and southern Amazonia, recorded from Venezuela, Suriname and northern and central Brazil at about 110 to 650 m. Labels place it on granite and other rock outcrops: near rocky summits in terra firme forest, on rocks along streams, under overhanging rock and on wet rock at a lake edge. It needs warmth and a gritty, rocky setup rather than a peaty forest floor.
Where it grows wild
A rupicolous species of rock outcrops: rocky summits with herb and shrub vegetation in terra firme forest, rocks along streams in semideciduous forest on granite slopes, under rock overhangs and on wet stone at lake margins.
Recorded from 110 to 650 m, median about 450 m.
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