Vriesea bleheri
A Vriesea from the lowlands of Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, collected in 1975 at the foot of the Serra dos Órgãos at 100–200 m and later near Maricá. It has green-to-wine leaves (a dark-leaved form, atroviolaceifolia, exists) and yellow flowers. Almost nothing is published on its habitat.
Where it grows wild
Specimen labels give only localities: the foot of the Serra dos Órgãos at 100–200 m and São José do Imbassaí near Maricá. Habit is not recorded; most lowland Atlantic Forest Vriesea are epiphytes, so that is assumed.
Recorded at 100–200 m.
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