Sinningia aghensis
A tuberous Sinningia from the granite inselbergs of Espírito Santo, Brazil, from near sea level to about 950 m. It grows on rock outcrops in warm, bright conditions and benefits from a drier winter rest, much like other rupicolous Sinningia.
Where it grows wild
Espírito Santo's rupicolous Sinningia root into crevices and moss mats on granite domes, often in partial shade from shrubs or bromeliads. This is inferred from the genus and the recorded region.
Recorded at 0-950 m, median about 300 m.
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