Vriesea zonata
A small rock-dwelling Vriesea from the inselbergs of Alagoas and Pernambuco in northeastern Brazil. Collectors found it growing on vertical rock faces at the base of the Serra da Naceia inselberg, in a large population alongside Tillandsia chapeuensis. The green leaves carry white crossbands of trichomes, which gives the plant its name.
Where it grows wild
Epilithic on vertical inselberg rock faces, forming large colonies at 165–265 m.
Recorded at 165–265 m.
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