Vriesea carmeniae
A robust, shade-loving epiphytic Vriesea of the humid mountain forests of the Serra de Baturité and Serra de Maranguape in Ceará, northeastern Brazil. Leaves are pale-sheathed with wavy dark-green stripes and a blackened tip; flowers are yellow. Labels call it frequent in the forest interior.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic in humid montane forest ('mata úmida', 'floresta ombrófila montana'), described as shade-loving and frequent inside the forest.
Records run from 551 to 1000 m, median 856 m.
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