Selaginella devolii
Selaginella devolii is a Taiwanese spikemoss described in 2011 by Chang, Lu and Chiou. Wild records come from central Taiwan at about 570–960 m. With little published beyond the description, the care below applies subtropical forest-spikemoss conditions to the measured climate.
Where it grows wild
No habitat details were found. It is presumed to grow on moist, shaded banks, rocks or forest floor in the foothill forests of central Taiwan.
Recorded at 570–956 m, median 620 m (7 records).
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