Selaginella carinata
A Selaginella of southern Ecuador (Azuay and Loja) that herbarium labels place on dry rock, from dry inter-Andean valleys at 1100–2000 m to páramo at 3500 m. It is poorly known, and sources disagree on whether it is a moist-forest or dry-rock plant.
Where it grows wild
Labels describe dry rock in páramo, steep dry rocky slopes with Tillandsia, a 'desert' valley and rock; Wikipedia gives moist montane forest.
Recorded at about 1100–3500 m; the georeferenced records are at 3500 m.
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