Acrostichum danaeifolium

by | May 26, 2014 | Ferns, Observations | 2 comments

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<a href="https://www.fernsoftheworld.com/author/nsmith/" target="_self">Nathan Smith</a>

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.

2 Comments

  1. Fernando Matos

    Hi Nate,
    I think you’re absolutely right. This looks like A. danaeifolium because the fertile leaves are entirely fertile (rather than only in the distal portion of the laminae in A. aureum); the areoles next to the costae are relatively broad; and the petioles are not spiny (i.e., without aborted pinna midribs). Also, it seems that the abaxial lamina surfaces have the numerous, tiny, erect hairs that are often found in A. danaeifolium. Very nice photos!

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