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Trichomanes reptans

Posted by Nathan Smith | Ferns, New Collections | 1

Trichomanes reptans

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Nathan Smith

Nathan Smith

I am an amateur botanist working on the fern and lycophyte florulas of Santa Catarina Island and the Furnas River Reserve, in southern Brazil.

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  1. Michael Sundue
    Michael Sundue on November 1, 2011 at 10:48 pm

    Good fern!

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