Sinningia valsuganensis
A tuberous Sinningia from Espírito Santo in south-eastern Brazil, recorded on hills around Santa Teresa at 150–800 m. Like other rock-dwelling Sinningia of the region it grows in the wet, warm summer and rests on its tuber through the drier, cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
Recorded around Santa Teresa in Espírito Santo, in the Atlantic Forest zone. Rock-dwelling Sinningia here usually grow on granite or gneiss outcrops and cliffs, in crevices with thin soil and moss.
Recorded at 150–800 m, median about 600 m.
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