Author: wtesto
Pteris hexagona
This species was long treated in the segregate genus Anopteris, but appears to be nested...
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Polystichum filiorum
This species appears to be a narrow endemic from the Sierra de Bahoruco in southwestern Dominican...
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Phlegmariurus hartwegianus
This species is principally Andean, but isolated populations occur in Guatemala and on Hispaniola....
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Happy #FernFriday! Some ferns like Dryopteris intermedia keep their leaves over the winter. In the current issue of AFJ, Jack Tessier found that plants with broken fronds had a 1-week delay in spring growth compared to plants with unbroken, bent leaves https://doi.org/10.1640/0002-8444-111.2.110
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Looking forward to this talk about global patterns of #fern diversity featuring work done by @westo_fernnerd @frondley_fern & @MichaelSundue https://twitter.com/Biogeography/status/1386764561555107841
In 2 days: Our next Funk Lecture on Biogeography, with Michael Sundue: 'Using Large-Scale Integrative Analyses to Understand Global Patterns of Fern Diversity'. Join us if you can by registering at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9316173113622/WN_WmDpWSQZR-GO5GuHgaH-CQ #FunkLecture #biogeography Wed April 28th, Noon EDT
Phylogenetic and Structural Analysis of NIN-Like Proteins With a Type I/II PB1 Domain That Regulates Oligomerization for Nitrate Response http://dlvr.it/S1x22r