American Fern Journal
American Fern Journal
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long, slender, blackish-brown below, paler above, sparsely scaly, the lamina deltoid, acute, 5-8 cm. long, 2.5-5 cm. broad, once pinnate-pinnatifid or even 2-pinnate on the basal pair of pinnae, the pinnae oblong to deltoid, rather bluntly acute, the margins somewhat revolute, slightly serrulate, the texture coriace- ous and rigid.
Type collected on the Sierra Nipe, along trail Piedra Gorda to Woodfred, Oriente; on serpentine formation, 400-500 meters altitude; J. A, Shafer, No. 3111, 8 Dec.
19...09. Type deposited in Underwood Fern Herbarium, New York Botanical Garden.
Anemia nipeensis resembles A. coriacea Grisebach in the outline and texture of the sterile portion, but differs from this species in having wholly dimorphic leaves, instead of merely dimorphic pinnae, as in that species.
According to Mr. Maxon's key, it is closest to A. aurita Digitized by Google 42 American Fern Journal Sw. and A, portoricensis Maxon, but it differs strongly from these in the outline and texture of the divisions of the sterile lamina.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
long, slender, blackish-brown below, paler above, sparsely scaly, the lamina deltoid, acute, 5-8 cm. long, 2.5-5 cm. broad, once pinnate-pinnatifid or even 2-pinnate on the basal pair of pinnae, the pinnae oblong to deltoid, rather bluntly acute, the margins somewhat revolute, slightly serrulate, the texture coriace- ous and rigid.
Type collected on the Sierra Nipe, along trail Piedra Gorda to Woodfred, Oriente; on serpentine formation, 400-500 meters altitude; J. A, Shafer, No. 3111, 8 Dec.
19...09. Type deposited in Underwood Fern Herbarium, New York Botanical Garden.
Anemia nipeensis resembles A. coriacea Grisebach in the outline and texture of the sterile portion, but differs from this species in having wholly dimorphic leaves, instead of merely dimorphic pinnae, as in that species.
According to Mr. Maxon's key, it is closest to A. aurita Digitized by Google 42 American Fern Journal Sw. and A, portoricensis Maxon, but it differs strongly from these in the outline and texture of the divisions of the sterile lamina.
What to read after American Fern Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Fern Society to read onlineMoreLess
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