General location: Lantau Peak

Diplazium sp.

Posted by Clive | Oct 14, 2018 | Ferns, Observations, What is this?

Can’t name this Diplazium sp., from Hong Kong, sub tropical, 600-800m. Each pinna starts...

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General location: Lantau Peak

Diplazium sp.

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