Serpocaulon obscurinervium

Posted by David Sanín | Ferns | 0

Scale of the plant

Base of the lamina

Rhizome vascular bundles

Rhizome

Long creeping rhizome

Fiddlehead

Petiole bundles

Mature sori

Adaxial surface

Immature sori

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David Sanín

I'm a Colombian botanist who has a deep admiration for the ferns, specially Serpocaulon and its relatives.

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