Genus: Diploblechnum Hayata

Diploblechnum fraseri

Posted by Michael Sundue | Apr 24, 2015 | Ferns, New Collections

Diploblechnum fraseri is sub-arborescent, forming slender upright rhizomes to 1 to 1.5 m...

Diploblechnum neglectum

Posted by Michael Sundue | Nov 4, 2011 | Ferns, New Collections

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Genus: Diploblechnum Hayata

Diploblechnum fraseri

Diploblechnum neglectum

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83.09%

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Genus: Diploblechnum Hayata

Diploblechnum fraseri

Diploblechnum neglectum

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FOTW VS. WORLDWIDE DIVERSITY

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