Whos Who Among the Ferns
Whos Who Among the Ferns
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30 ASPLENIUM EBONY SPLEENWORT: Asplenium platyneuron. (A. Ebeneum. ) Fronds upright^ 8 to 20 inches high. , growing in little tufts ; fertile fronds much taller than the ster- ile, with more distant pinnae, pinnate; pinnae usually alternate, inclined to be eared on both sides, finely toothed or incised; stipe dark and shining.
Fruit dots elongated, borne in a double row on the pinnae, nearer the midvein than the margin.
Found in rocky soil from Maine to Colorado, and southward.
In the variety s...erratum the pinnae are more or less deeply toothed.
NOTES.
Ebony Spleen wort (a), 32 ASPLENIUM NOTES.
Ebony Spleenwort (b).
34 ASPLENIUM SMALL SPLEENWORT: Asplenium pdrvulum. {A. Resiliens. ) Fronds upright, 4 to 10 inches in height, pin- nate; pinnae mostly opposite, blunt, slightly eared on the upper side, or often on both upper and lower sides ; stipe and rachis dark and shining.
Resembles the ebony spleenwort but differs in the pinnae being usually opposite, and the sterile and fertile fronds of the same size.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 ASPLENIUM EBONY SPLEENWORT: Asplenium platyneuron. (A. Ebeneum. ) Fronds upright^ 8 to 20 inches high. , growing in little tufts ; fertile fronds much taller than the ster- ile, with more distant pinnae, pinnate; pinnae usually alternate, inclined to be eared on both sides, finely toothed or incised; stipe dark and shining.
Fruit dots elongated, borne in a double row on the pinnae, nearer the midvein than the margin.
Found in rocky soil from Maine to Colorado, and southward.
In the variety s...erratum the pinnae are more or less deeply toothed.
NOTES.
Ebony Spleen wort (a), 32 ASPLENIUM NOTES.
Ebony Spleenwort (b).
34 ASPLENIUM SMALL SPLEENWORT: Asplenium pdrvulum. {A. Resiliens. ) Fronds upright, 4 to 10 inches in height, pin- nate; pinnae mostly opposite, blunt, slightly eared on the upper side, or often on both upper and lower sides ; stipe and rachis dark and shining.
Resembles the ebony spleenwort but differs in the pinnae being usually opposite, and the sterile and fertile fronds of the same size.
What to read after Whos Who Among the Ferns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willey Ingraham Beecroft to read onlineMoreLess
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