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Some Southeastern Fern Notes

Authors :
Donovan S. Correll
Source :
American Fern Journal. 29:135
Publication Year :
1939
Publisher :
JSTOR, 1939.

Abstract

to short stalks. Margins incised-toothed, closely similar to A. cryptolepis. Veins mostly free as in Asplenium, occasionally anastomosing. At the tips of a few veins are faint indications of hydathodes on the upper leaf surface, suggesting the hydathodes of Camptosorus. Scattered short whitish hairs on the upper surface resemble those of A. cryptolepis. Under surface with a few clavate, gland-tipped hairs similar to those of Camptosorus. Sori irregularly scattered, elongate, as much as 7 mm. long; indusium fringed as in A. cryptolepis. Sporangia poorly developed, spores abortive. Stipe brown at base, otherwise green, and bearing near base a few narrow dark brown scales. Rhizome between the leaf

Details

ISSN :
00028444
Volume :
29
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
American Fern Journal
Accession number :
edsair.doi...........7443024742e0e59dc4a4c0d321b0174f
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.2307/1545407