Selaginella calcicola
Selaginella calcicola is a little-known spikemoss described by Hieronymus from limestone at Bau in Sarawak, Borneo; Kew also lists it for Maluku. As its name says, it is a limestone plant of the hot, very wet lowlands. Nothing is published on cultivation; grow it like other shade-loving Bornean limestone spikemosses.
Where it grows wild
The only locality detail is 'on limestone' at Bau, West Sarawak. Bau's limestone hills carry humid forest over karst; spikemosses there grow on shaded, damp rock and humus pockets.
The single record is from lowland Bau, around 20–100 m.
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