Tradescantia llamasii
A rarely recorded spiderwort from the seasonally dry hills of south-central Mexico (Puebla, Morelos and Guerrero area), at about 800 to 1,300 m. Its home has a long, hot dry season and a summer monsoon, so it likely grows in the rains and rests in the dry months.
Where it grows wild
Three records in tropical deciduous forest country; Mexican Tradescantia of these hills typically grow on rocky slopes and in leaf litter under deciduous trees, often with thickened roots that carry them through the dry season.
Recorded at 775 to 1,287 m, median 942 m.
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