Elaphoglossum angulatum (Blume) T.Moore

Rhizome long-creeping, bearing fronds 1-3 cm apart; scales thin, light brown, 4 by 2-3 mm, triangular, tip blunt to acute, edges subentire; phyllopodia 1-2 cm long. Sterile frond: stipe 5-15 cm, when young scaly as rhizome; lamina thin but firm, 11 by 3 to 28 by 5 cm, narrowly elliptic (largest with sides parallel in middle part), apex short-acuminate, base slightly decurrent; thin edge nearly 1 mm wide, translucent; veins at a rather wide angle, distinct on lower surface, their ends joining a thickened submarginal band in which they bifurcate and form a ± continuous vascular com-missure; costa not very prominent beneath; mature fronds glabrous except for a few scales on or near costa beneath, as those on stipe but smaller. Fertile frond: stipe to 18 cm or more long; lamina 13 by 2.2 to 22 by 3 1/2 cm, base more abruptly contracted than sterile, thin edge somewhat narrower.

Epiphyte in low forest and sometimes on mossy rocks in +-sheltered places, at 2000-3500 m.