Selaginella jagorii
Selaginella jagorii is a Philippine spikemoss described by Warburg in 1900. Its 48 wild records come from 150-1858 m (median about 985 m) in wet forest with rain all year. Grow it like other Philippine forest-floor Selaginella: warm-intermediate, shaded and very humid.
Where it grows wild
Assumed to grow on the shaded, humid floor of lowland and montane forest, as do most Philippine Selaginella; the species' own habitat is not documented in the sources checked.
Recorded at 150-1858 m, median 985 m (17 records).
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