Selaginella landii
A spikemoss of west-central Mexico (Jalisco, Nayarit, Mexico State, Morelos) at about 900–2200 m. Its sites have a long, hot dry season from November to May and a summer rainy season. It probably grows on rocky slopes and dries out in the dry months, so it needs a seasonal regime rather than constant wetness.
Where it grows wild
A spikemoss of seasonally dry hill country. Little is published on this species beyond its description, so the conditions here come from the measured climate and what is typical for the genus. Many Mexican spikemosses of this climate grow on rocks and banks in oak or dry tropical forest and curl up in the dry season, but this is not confirmed for S. landii.
Recorded at 903–2196 m (median 1363 m).
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