Tillandsia mazatlanensis
Tillandsia mazatlanensis is an epiphytic air plant described by Rauh in 1981 and endemic to Sinaloa in northwest Mexico. Wild records sit at about 90β130 m in hot, seasonally dry coastal forest. Little is published about it beyond the description, so these conditions come from the measured climate and what is typical of dry-forest Mexican tillandsias.
Where it grows wild
Records cluster in the hot lowlands around MazatlΓ‘n, where the vegetation is tropical deciduous forest and thorn scrub. Hosts drop their leaves in the long dry season, so plants are exposed to strong sun for months.
Recorded elevations are 92β126 m, but only 3 records carry an elevation; some inland records may be higher in the foothills.
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