Selaginella ivanii
Selaginella ivanii is a Cuban spikemoss described by Shelton and Caluff in 2003. There are no usable wild GBIF records, so its conditions are inferred from a single lowland climate point and from other Caribbean forest Selaginella. Treat it as a warm, shade-loving terrarium plant, and expect uncertainty.
Where it grows wild
Habitat not documented in the sources checked; assumed to be the damp, shaded forest floor or rocks typical of Caribbean Selaginella.
No elevation data; the one climate site is at about 170 m.
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