Diplazium melanochlamys (Hook.) T.Moore

Species

Pteridophytes > Polypodiales > Athyriaceae > Diplazium

Characteristics

Rhizome short, fern ± tufted. Fronds 2-or 3-pinnate; stipe c. 40 cm tall, with narrow, very dark brown scales; scales 1–2 cm long at base; lamina broadly triangular in outline, 60–100 cm long, 40–60 cm wide; larger secondary pinnae 5–8 cm long, with 8–10 serrate pinnules; tripinnate pinnules 5–10 mm long, not narrowed at base, decurrent onto a winged costule, bluntly toothed at margin, blunt to truncate at apex. Sori elongate, 2–4 mm long, 2–5 per pinnule side, the basal sori often double; indusia very dark brown, almost black, shining.
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An occasional or locally abundant fern in the forest in the southern half of the Island.
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Images

Diplazium melanochlamys unspecified picture

Distribution

Diplazium melanochlamys world distribution map, present in Australia

Identifiers

LSID urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:17087830-1
WFO ID wfo-0001286901
COL ID 36HQJ
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Synonyms

Asplenium melanochlamys Diplazium melanochlamys