Sinningia mauroana
A tuberous Sinningia of Brazil's Atlantic Forest in São Paulo, Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio de Janeiro, mostly recorded at 600–900 m. Like its relatives it is likely to grow on shaded wet rock or forest banks, with a cooler, drier winter in which growth slows and the tuber can rest.
Where it grows wild
Inferred from the genus and the Atlantic Forest sites: rock faces, boulders and steep banks in humid montane forest, rooted in moss and humus in partial shade.
Recorded at 20–900 m, median about 750 m.
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