Selaginella darmandvillei
A Sulawesi spikemoss described by Alderwerelt van Rosenburgh in 1911, known from a handful of records. It needs a cool highland terrarium; species-specific information is scarce.
Where it grows wild
The measured climate indicates upper montane forest. It presumably grows in moss on shaded ground, banks or rock in cloud forest; habitat notes are not available.
Few records carry an elevation; the measured temperatures suggest a site above about 2,000 m.
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