Dicksonia archboldii Copel.

Species

Pteridophytes > Cyatheales > Dicksoniaceae > Dicksonia l'hér.

Characteristics

Stipe 30-40 cm, base clothed with spreading rather soft red-brown hairs 25 mm or more long, with short flaccid pale hairs also; leafy part of frond to c. 300 cm long; lower pinnae gradually reduced, lowest 15 cm long, longest 65 cm, pinna-rachis beneath dark, clothed rather sparsely with dark red rigid hairs, the smallest ones with a pale inflated basal cell, also short pale flaccid hairs; pinnules to 140 mm long, costa covered beneath with rigid flexuous antrorse dark red hairs, some with a pale base, and on distal part a few pale flaccid ones; costules of tertiary leaflets 5-6 mm apart; sterile tertiary leaflets to 20 mm long, lobed to costule at base, lobes to 6 pairs, veins pinnate in each, edges toothed; fertile tertiary leaflets lobed throughout to costule, lobes to 5 pairs, each with a sorus, the basal ones also with an acute sterile tooth.
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"Abundant in forest of lower slopes, stem 4 m high, 13 cm ø under the leaves and thickened downwards; leaves 10, spreading".
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Hardiness (USDA) 9-12

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Distribution

Dicksonia archboldii world distribution map, present in Malaysia and Papua New Guinea

Identifiers

LSID urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:17387700-1
WFO ID wfo-0001256556
COL ID 35PH7
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Synonyms

Dicksonia archboldii