Sinningia piresiana
Sinningia piresiana is a tuberous gesneriad from the interior of southeastern Brazil, recorded at about 750 to 990 m. The region has a sharp wet summer and dry winter, so the tuber expects a growing season followed by a dry, cooler dormancy.
Where it grows wild
Probably rocky banks, outcrops or forest edges in the São Paulo–Minas Gerais interior, as with many tuberous Sinningia. Species-specific habitat notes are thin.
Climate sites are at 750, 800 and 990 m.
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