Vriesea saltensis
A Brazilian Vriesea described by Leme and Kollmann in 2013, found on and around granite inselbergs in Espírito Santo, southern Bahia and eastern Minas Gerais. Labels describe it as mostly terrestrial or on rock in the half-shade of semideciduous forest, rarely epiphytic. It is a warm-growing plant with a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Labels describe it as terrestrial, rarely epiphytic, in the understory of seasonal semideciduous forest on inselbergs, and as a rock-dweller in half shade on gneiss outcrops.
Recorded at 380–850 m, median 712 m.
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