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Native to the state of Bahia in Brazil, this species grows terrestrially in sandy coastal plain vegetation at elevations of 5 to 10 m. The type specimen was collected near Nova Vicosa.
Endemic to Martinique in the Lesser Antilles. The type specimen was collected near the Riviere Salee, on a patch of firm ground within a mangrove swamp.
A compact bromeliad native to southern Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and northern Argentina. This species grows as an epiphyte or on rocks in subtropical regions. It forms neat rosettes about 30-38cm wide with stiff, recurved leaves in glossy yellow-green. The leaf margins have small spine-like teeth. When blooming, the center turns vivid red while outer leaves become rose-colored, creating distinctive bicolor effects. The flowers feature bright orange-red bracts.
Native to the state of Amazonas in Brazil, this species grows mainly epiphytically in submontane dense rainforest and Amazonian campina vegetation at elevations of 50 to 200 m. The type specimen was collected in the Ducke Forest Reserve near Manaus.