Selaginella conferta
Selaginella conferta is a Bornean spikemoss of lowland forest in Sarawak, recorded on damp forest floor, rocks and boulders along streams. Little is published beyond its 1861 description, so these conditions come from the measured climate at its recorded sites, which is hot, wet and even all year, and from what suits other forest-floor Selaginella.
Where it grows wild
Herbarium labels describe lowland mixed dipterocarp forest, damp forest, humid secondary growth and large boulders along streams, sometimes on the tops of rocks.
Few records carry an elevation. The measured sites are lowland, 15–230 m.
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