The Ferns of Bombay
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Fronds pinnate ; pinnae oblong, blunt, crenate, base suddenly narrowing and slightly auricled on the.
upper side. Surfaces naked. Texture rather leathery. Sori near the margin ; indusium firm, kidney-shaped.
Genus XXXV. — Oleandra Cav.
(The fronds resemble Oleander leaves.) Sori round, in a single row on each side of the midrib. Indusium kidney-shaped. Fronds entire. Stipes pointed. Rhizome wide-creep-- tng.
Oleandra musaefolia Kunze.
Rhizome wide-creeping, covered with long .golden scales. Sti...pes 1-2 inches long, jointed quite near the base. Fronds single or more rarely in tufts ; 12-20 inches long, i^ inches broad, lanceolate, elliptical, acuminate. Texture membranaceous, both surfaces hairy. Midrib scaly below.
Distribution : Bombay Presidency — Panch- gani.
163 South India, on the western mountains, particularly abundant in Coorg, rare elsewhere ;' Ceylon, Central Provinces.
(B) ExinvolucratcB.
Sori without an indusium.
Tribe X. — Polypodie/E Sori on the back of the lobes, round or rarely somewhat oblong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fronds pinnate ; pinnae oblong, blunt, crenate, base suddenly narrowing and slightly auricled on the.
upper side. Surfaces naked. Texture rather leathery. Sori near the margin ; indusium firm, kidney-shaped.
Genus XXXV. — Oleandra Cav.
(The fronds resemble Oleander leaves.) Sori round, in a single row on each side of the midrib. Indusium kidney-shaped. Fronds entire. Stipes pointed. Rhizome wide-creep-- tng.
Oleandra musaefolia Kunze.
Rhizome wide-creeping, covered with long .golden scales. Sti...pes 1-2 inches long, jointed quite near the base. Fronds single or more rarely in tufts ; 12-20 inches long, i^ inches broad, lanceolate, elliptical, acuminate. Texture membranaceous, both surfaces hairy. Midrib scaly below.
Distribution : Bombay Presidency — Panch- gani.
163 South India, on the western mountains, particularly abundant in Coorg, rare elsewhere ;' Ceylon, Central Provinces.
(B) ExinvolucratcB.
Sori without an indusium.
Tribe X. — Polypodie/E Sori on the back of the lobes, round or rarely somewhat oblong.
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