Tillandsia paraensis
A South American Tillandsia described in 1894, named after the Brazilian state of Pará. It is recorded from Brazil, the Guianas, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, a range centred on the Amazon basin. Little has been published about its ecology, so these recommendations treat it as a warm, humid-lowland epiphytic Tillandsia, and the confidence is low.
Where it grows wild
Its range points to humid lowland forest and forest edges in and around the Amazon basin. There, epiphytic tillandsias typically grow on branches in the middle and upper canopy, where light is bright and broken and the air is warm and humid. No habitat description specific to this species was found.
No elevation data was found. The Amazonian range suggests mainly lowland to foothill elevations.
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