Tradescantia nuevoleonensis
A spiderwort of the dry highlands of northeastern and north-central Mexico, recorded between about 1,200 and 3,000 m. It grows through the summer rains and dies back or rests through a dry, cool, sunny winter, much like other Mexican upland Tradescantia.
Where it grows wild
Likely grows in oak and pine-oak woodland, scrub and rocky slopes, among grasses and under open shrubs, as related Mexican species do.
Records span 1,201–3,024 m, median about 1,850 m.
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