Tillandsia bermejoensis
A Bolivian Tillandsia of vertical rock walls and cliffs over the RÃo Bermejo and around Samaipata and La Angostura in Santa Cruz, at about 500–1450 m. It is a lithophyte of seasonally dry subandean valleys, with hot days and a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Labels repeatedly describe vertical cliffs and rock walls above rivers. One wall carries it alongside T. edithae and T. samaipatensis.
Records run from 500 to 1450 m, mostly 700–930 m.
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