Vriesea baturitensis
An epiphytic Vriesea of the humid mountain forests of the Serra de Baturité and Serra de Maranguape in Ceará, northeastern Brazil. It has green leaves with pale sheaths and an all-yellow inflorescence, and labels call it sun-loving on the summit of Pico Alto. These cloud-forest islands have a long, hard dry season.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic in humid montane and cloud forest ('mata úmida', 'mata nebular', 'brejo de altitude'), including the exposed summit of Pico Alto, where labels call it heliophilous. Described as common along the road to the TV towers.
Records run from about 400 to 1096 m, median 700 m.
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