Dryopteris wallichiana

by | Dec 24, 2013 | Ferns, New Collections | 1 comment

Most species of Dryopteris are from Asia, but about 30 occur in the New World. The genus is far more diverse in north-temperate regions, with relatively few species occurring at high elevations in the tropics. There are only three species in Brazil (i.e., D. huberi, D. patula, and D. wallichiana), and my personal mission for 2014 is to find all of them to share here with you.

 

Collection data (F.B. Matos, 2212 )

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Collection Data
  • Collection Date: 12-II-2013
  • Collection Number: 2212
  • Primary collector: F.B. Matos
  • Collected by: B.K. Canestraro & J.B. Pereira
  • Determined by: F.B. Matos, II.2013
  • Habit: Terrestrial
  • Specimen locations: NY, UPCB

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