Tillandsia mixtecorum
Described by Ehlers and Koide in 1998 and named for the Mixtec region of southwestern Mexico. It has no georeferenced wild records. The conditions below use a single highland climate point in the native region and the seasonally dry montane climate typical of the Mixteca, so the confidence is low.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were reachable. Mixteca Tillandsia generally grow on oaks, shrubs or rock in dry oak forest and scrub with strong sun and a long dry season.
Unknown. The climate point used is at about 2,360 m in Michoacán–México, outside the Mixteca proper.
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