Ruellia Devosiana

Ruellia Devosiana belongs to the Family of the Acanthaceae, which is known for its unique features and its rare distribution. This species comes from the eastern, Atlantic regions of Brazil, can only be found very rarely in its natural environment.

Botanical characteristics

Ruellia Devosiana is a herbaceous plant with upright stems and opposite leaves that have an elongated to elliptical shape. The leaves are usually dark green and can have a corrugated or jagged edge. The flowers of Ruellia Devosiana are striking and have a white violet color with a characteristic funnel -shaped shape. They appear in dense inflorescences along the stems and attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies.

Ecological role

Although Ruellia Devosiana is rare, it plays an important ecological role in the habitats in which it occurs. It offers food and habitat for different types of insects and attracts pollinators that can contribute to the pollination of other plants. In addition, Ruellia Devosiana could contribute to the ground preservation by preventing erosion and attributing organic matter back into the ground.

Distribution and habitat

Ruellia Devosiana is rarely found in its natural distribution area and usually occurs in specific habitats, including damp forests, bank areas and tropical regions. It prefers locations with well -permeable soils and sufficient moisture. Due to its limited distribution and their specialized living space, Ruellia Devosiana is susceptible to changes in their environment and the loss of their habitat due to human activities such as deforestation and changes in land use.