Dipteris Reinw.

Genus

Pteridophytes > Gleicheniales > Dipteridaceae

Characteristics

Plants evergreen, medium-sized to large, terrestrial or epilithic. Rhizomes long creeping, covered with coarse, very long-tapering, non-clathrate bristles resembling scales in dried material. Stipe non-articulate, remote; lamina divided into 2 subequal fan-shaped halves, each with deeply incised lobes; main veins repeatedly forked, remainder of veins finer and copiously anastomosing, with free included veinlets in areoles. Sori numerous, small, orbicular, borne on minor veins over most of abaxial surface of lamina; hairlike paraphyses sometimes present among sporangia; spores monolete, 64 or less per sporangium, pale and smooth. x = 33.
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Fronds uniform; Sori small and round
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Images

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Distribution

Dipteris world distribution map, present in Australia, China, and New Zealand

Identifiers

LSID urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:30486233-2
WFO ID wfo-4000012076
COL ID 46HQ
BDTFX ID -
INPN ID 672587
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Synonyms

Dipteris Phymatodes

Lower taxons

Dipteris papilioniformis Dipteris nieuwenhuisii Dipteris novoguineensis Dipteris conjugata Dipteris chinensis Dipteris wallichii Dipteris lobbiana