Werauhia vittata (Mez & Wercklé) J. R. Grant

Thecophyllum vittatum Mez & Werckl^; Mez, Bull. Herb. Boiss. II. 4: 871. 1904.
Stemless; flowering plant slender, up to 4 dm. high; leaves as many as 10 in a fasciculate rosette, 25-30 cm. long; sheaths brown at the extreme base, elsewhere densely pale-lepidote with immersed scales; blades linear, acuminate, about 25 mm. wide, subglabrous, dorsally marked with reddish-brown transverse bands especially near the base; scape erect, slender, slightly shorter than the leaves; scape-bracts appressed, involute, exceeding the internodes, ovate-elliptic with an acuminate apex; inflorescence few-flowered, very laxly subracemose, 14 cm. long; primary bracts unknown; axis glabrous, undulate, slightly angled; branches with axis wholly aborted, consisting of one perfect flower and one rudiment; flower-pedicels thick, up to 10 mm. long; sepals symmetrical, obtuse, unequal, one 26 mm. long, the others 2-3 mm. shorter, coriaceous, even, minutely punctulate-lepidote.
Type locality: Costa Rica.
Distribution: Known only from the type collection.

Werauhia vittata is a plant species in the genus Werauhia. This species is native to Costa Rica and Ecuador.

Werauhia vittata là một loài thuộc chi Werauhia. Đây là loài bản địa của Costa Rica và Ecuador.