Up, up and....er gone: A great paper by @batkesp @SETarvin. Nowhere to escape – Diversity and community composition of ferns and lycophytes on the highest mountain in Honduras
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-tropical-ecology/article/nowhere-to-escape-diversity-and-community-composition-of-ferns-and-lycophytes-on-the-highest-mountain-in-honduras/8E676ED96AAA0E727D1BC92722154C18#
Carbon reservoir perturbations induced by Deccan volcanism: Stable isotope and biomolecular perspectives from shallow marine environment in Eastern India http://dlvr.it/S7YzGJ
What a nice fern! Very unusual.
Hye. We also have this species in Sabah, and some local people cultivate this species for its medicinal value. Traditionally, indigenous people here used the roots concoction to treat waist and knee pain, and also believed can stabilized your blood pressure.
Oh wow! I’ve been curious about how people would cultivate this plant for some time now. Do you know much on the way of how they grow H. zeylanica?