Blechnidium melanopus Posted by Ran Wei | Ferns, New Collections | 3 This blechnoid fern is endemic to the Pan-Himalayas and Taiwan. It has a long-creeping rhizome and is epiphytic.
Ralf Knapp on March 11, 2014 at 7:39 am In Taiwan, Blechnum melanopus is never epiphytic, always terrestrial (floor and slopes of broadleaf and mixed forests). Reply
André Gasper on July 1, 2015 at 1:53 pm Dear Ralf and Wei any one of you have sample to send? Is the only species that is missing in my phylogeny, and it´s importat to solve the problem abou the genus Blechnum ou Blechnopsis. Reply
Ralf Knapp on July 14, 2015 at 7:25 am Dear Andre, According to my database should I have silica-dried tissue samples of this taxon, collected in Taiwan. Please contact me by email (ralf.knapp@gmail.com). All the best, Ralf Reply
In Taiwan, Blechnum melanopus is never epiphytic, always terrestrial (floor and slopes of broadleaf and mixed forests).
Dear Ralf and Wei
any one of you have sample to send? Is the only species that is missing in my phylogeny, and it´s importat to solve the problem abou the genus Blechnum ou Blechnopsis.
Dear Andre,
According to my database should I have silica-dried tissue samples of this taxon, collected in Taiwan.
Please contact me by email (ralf.knapp@gmail.com).
All the best,
Ralf