Quesnelia marmorata (Lem.) Read

Literature references:

Baensch & Baensch 1994: 140,145 Bromtravels (Web) BSA (Web) FCBS (Web) Golinski 1997: J. Bromeliad Soc.: 72: 66: 12:13b 15:23b 16:77b,106b 44:15 51:245 54:149 56:186: 63(3-6):238 Lemaire 1855b: 2:48 Lindman 1891: 4 Mee 1992: 117 Mez 1892: 66 Padilla 1966: 24b Padilla 1973, 1986: 68c Pesquisas - Botanica: 57:89 Rauh 1979c: pl.123 Rauh 1981, 1990: Farbb. 123

Richter 1962, 1978: 217c Smith & Downs 1979: 1967,1969: 1967*: 1967,1982*: 1967*: 1967* Steens 2003: 136 Tropiflora Cargo Rep: 15(1) Wendt 2010: 43 Wien Herbarium, Inst Williams 2006 Wilson & Wilson 1963: 36 Wilson 1977: 57

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• by Claudia Magalhaes Vieira in PESQUISAS, BOTANICA 57. 7-102. 2006
  Ecological data: Species epiphytic or rarely rupicolous, heliophile, frequently observed on the upper branches of trees. It occurs in the Atlantic Pluvial Forest, at sea level to 900 m/s.m. It can be also found growing in bushy tree vegetation of swampy restinga, in coastal waterlogged or at times in mangroves.
  Geographical distribution: Distributed mainly in the states of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, having been recorded with asmaller frequency for Espírito Santo (Fig. 12). —See Vieira 2006