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Phlegmariurus phlegmaria (L.) T.Sen & U.Sen is part of a large complex of species spanning from Africa to the Austral Islands SE of Tahiti. There are at least three species belonging to this group that occur in Australia, the most common of which I tentatively...
Phlegmariurus pringlei was a common epiphyte in many of the sites that we visited in Oaxaca. Adventitious roots were often observed at the distal parts of its stem, apparently resulting in vegetative propagation whenever the plants touched a suitable substrate. The...
I recently returned from a wonderful trip to Oaxaca with my friends Michael Sundue and Rafael Torres. It was my first time in Mexico, and as soon as I arrived there, I went running to the Central Market to botanize a little bit. Being a fern guy, I did not fail to...
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