Selaginella germinans
Selaginella germinans is a spikemoss described in 2018 by Valdespino and Lopez from West-Central Brazil. GBIF has no wild records; the only climate data is a single point in the cerrado of Mato Grosso, where a hot, very dry season runs from May to September, so the plant probably relies on moist, shaded microsites such as gallery forest or seepy rock.
Where it grows wild
Unknown in detail; in a cerrado landscape, Selaginella usually grow in gallery forest, on shaded rock or along seeps.
The climate site sits at about 660 m; no records carry an elevation.
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