Tradescantia insularis
A recently described, very narrowly distributed Tradescantia known from the island of Santa Catarina near Florianópolis in southern Brazil. Little is published about its habitat; it can be grown like other Atlantic-forest spiderworts, warm and humid with bright shade and steady moisture.
Where it grows wild
Probably a herb of coastal Atlantic forest edges or shaded rocky ground on the island; detail is thin.
The two records are near sea level, about 20 m.
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