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Archive for 'Bromeliaceae'

Guzmania squarrosa

One of the most beautiful of the Bromeliads. It’s striking from afar and up close. I didn’t encounter any pollinator on it during my short encounter, perhaps because it was close to the ground, opposed to their normal location up on the branches? Altitude 2109 metres.

Guango Lodge plant 07 (Bromeliaceae)

This is one of the less conspicuous of the Bromeliads. Altitude 2700 metres. Please help me classify it – leave a comment

Tillandsia turneri

An endemic epiphyte that can be seen in large numbers on tree branches, but also on the ground like this one.

Connellia quelchii

This was only flowering specimen I could find, and it was growing in a very inaccessible location high on a boulder on the edge of Roraima facing Kukenan in the place called “Kukenan Window”. The plants were located inside a narrow overhang, so getting close to them was very hard, not to mention taking a [...]

Lindmania guianensis

Grows along the path to Roraima. Please help me classify it – leave a comment

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