Selaginella boschai
Selaginella boschai is a lowland Bornean spikemoss of stream edges and level ground in mixed dipterocarp forest, recorded from Sabah, Brunei and Kalimantan. It can be locally dominant along forest streams below about 250 m. It is a good candidate for a warm, shady, humid closed terrarium.
Where it grows wild
Labels mostly say edge of stream, level land and lowland mixed dipterocarp forest, and it is sometimes locally dominant. One collection came from lower montane oak forest by a stream on Crocker Formation rocks, and another from Setap shale in Brunei.
Most records are from 6 to 250 m. One or two climate sites are at about 1,050 m in lower montane forest.
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