Nasa sanagoranensis
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NameNasa sanagoranensis
Scientific NameNasa sanagoranensis T. Henning, M. Weigend & A. Cano
Plant FamilyLoasaceae
Natural HabitatNative to rocky-stony slopes in Sanagoran, Department of La Libertad, Peru, at altitudes between 2727-2739 meters above sea level. It thrives in shrubland environments, often found among stones and coexisting with Dodonaea viscosa.
Parts Usedleaf,flower
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Cultivation NotesPrefers rocky, stony slopes at high altitudes (2700-2750m). Likely requires well-drained soil and conditions similar to shrublands dominated by Dodonaea viscosa. It is noted as scarce in its natural habitat.
Rarityrare
Description
This subshrub is represented by a herbarium specimen showing stems with serrated leaves and dried flower structures. Its flowers are characterized by greenish-white petals, yellow scales with red apices, and creamy anthers.
