Serpocaulon articulatum

by | Jul 21, 2015 | Ferns, New Collections | 0 comments

Serpocaulon articulatum and S. caceresii (Sodiro) A.R. Sm. are very often confused in the collections, however, there is a remarkable difference between them, the lanceolate brown rhizome scale and the inconspicuous subsidiary veins (vs. the long linear-lanceolate dark rhizome scale and the conspicuous subsidiary veins).

Photo by J.L. Peña

 

Collection data

Collection Data
  • Collection Date: 15-4-2015
  • Collection Number: D. Sanín 6021
  • Primary collector: D. Sanin
  • Collected by: D. Sanín & F. Criollo-Bustamante
  • Determined by: D. Sanín
  • Habitat: Tropical rainforest
  • Habit: Epiphyte
  • Specimen location: COL
Collection Location

About the Author

<a href="https://www.fernsoftheworld.com/author/dsanin/" target="_self">David Sanín</a>

David Sanín

I'm a Colombian botanist who has a deep admiration for the ferns, specially Serpocaulon and its relatives.

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