Hromadnik 2020a (Article) Tillandsia

A New Small from Tillandsia from Bolivia from the Tillandsia streptocarpa-Complex - Tillandsia santiagoensis

Author(s):—L. Hromadnik

Corresponding email:—Helmut.Hromadnik@tillandsia.at

Publication:—Die Bromelie 2020(2): 82-89. (2020)

Abstract:—The Sierra (Serrania) de Santiago in Bolivia is an extended mountain range that begins 360 km east of the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra and rises as a single mountain range over the vast lowlands of the northern Gran Chaco. This lowland, which occupies a large part of the state of Santa Cruz, is bordered in the west by the foothills of the Andes and extends at an average height of 350 m above sea level far beyond the border with Brazil. There, it merges into the wetlands of the Pantanal in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso.

Published names (2):

Tillandsia santiagoensis
Tillandsia santiagoensis forma adpressa