Selaginella leoneensis
A West and Central African spikemoss described by Hieronymus, known from Sierra Leone to Gabon. Only 18 wild records exist, mostly from lowland forest zones below about 600 m. It is a candidate for a warm, humid terrarium with a gentle dry-season slowdown.
Where it grows wild
Presumably a terrestrial spikemoss of moist lowland forest floor and stream banks. No habitat notes were readable. Built from the measured data and what is known for forest-floor Selaginella in general; nothing species-specific on cultivation was found.
Few records carry an elevation; those that do are 100-572 m.
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