Streptocarpus brevipilosus
A rarely recorded Streptocarpus endemic to the Nguru Mountains of the Eastern Arc in Tanzania, known from only two wild records. Its conditions here are inferred from the measured site and from Eastern Arc forest Streptocarpus in general: shade, warm days, humid air and a damp, well-drained root zone.
Where it grows wild
Eastern Arc forest in the Nguru Mountains; the species' microhabitat is not documented, but related species grow on mossy rocks and shaded banks under the forest canopy.
The single climate site is about 930 m; no elevations are recorded, and Nguru forests run from roughly 900 m to over 2,000 m.
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