Lindsaea lobata Poir.

Species

Pteridophytes > Polypodiales > Lindsaeaceae > Lindsaea

Characteristics

Rhizome short-creeping, 1.5-2 mm ø; scales dark reddish brown, narrowly triangular, to 2 mm long, to c. 10-seriate at base, with a short uniseriate apex. Leaves clustered; petioles stramineous to pale brown, quadrangular, occasionally with pal er angles, abaxially flat to shallowly sulcate, at the base often dark-verruculose, 8-45 cm long, equaling to over twice as long as the lamina. Lamina bipinnate (very rarely onee pinnate and fertile), with 1-4, most often 2 or 3 pinnae to a side and a conform terminal one; primary rachis like the petiole, often more distinctly pale-margined, abaxially usually sulcate. Pinnae ascending, subsessile, linear, their width apart to contiguous, 10-20 cm long, 1.7-2.5 cm wide, widest in the lower third or the middle, gradually and strongly tapering to the often long-acuminate apex; terminal pinna often the longest and widest; secondary rachises abaxially broadly and ± shallowly sulcate, sometimes pale-margined. Pinnules c. 25-40 to a side, half their width apart to contiguous, spreading or mostly ascending, herbaceous, medium to dark or blackish green when dry, translucent, 1/4-elliptic, narrowed and obtuse to subacute, 7-15 mm long, 2.5-5 (often 4) mm wide, 2.5-3 times as long as wide, almost evenly narrowed throughout, the upper margin outward increasingly convex, with 3 or 4 major incisions, the inner ones reaching to 1/4 or 1/3, or rarely to 1/2 the outer ones to 1/2 or slightly beyond, with acute sinus; at least the broader lobes with convex outer margin, the lateral margins almost parallel, the major ones often shallowly incised again, otherwise entire, a distinct outer margin not developed. Upper pinnules strongly reduced, some denticuliform ones confluent with the narrow, ± caudiform terminal segment. Veins immersed, evident, mostly twice forked, regularly anastomosing, with one series of areoles, one under each incision, c. 3/4 mm wide, the lobes containing 2-5 vein-ends. Sori joining all vein-ends of a lobe; receptacle at least in larger lobes distinctly convex; indusium pale, entire, 0.3-0.4 mm wide, reaching the margin or very nearly so, ± reflexed at maturity; sporangia often spreading beyond the pinnule margin. Spores rather pale brown, trilete, smooth or almost so, c. 21-23 μ.
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Terrestrial or on tree bases in primary forest, 50-1800, mostly 600-1500 m.
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Hardiness (USDA) 8-12

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Distribution

Lindsaea lobata world distribution map, present in China, Micronesia (Federated States of), Indonesia, Iceland, Malaysia, Philippines, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, United States of America, and Viet Nam

Identifiers

LSID urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:17135460-1
WFO ID wfo-0001226109
COL ID 3V29Q
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Synonyms

Davallia kunzeana Schizoloma lobata Lindsaea davallioides Synaphlebium davallioides Schizoloma davallioides Lindsaea lobata Davallia lobata Lindsaea decomposita var. davallioides