Vandenboschia maxima
The large fronds and creeping rhizome help distinguish Vanenboschia maxima from other...
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Category: Ferns
Elaphoglossum burchellii
This identification is tentative, and is based on the 2009 monograph of the group by Alejandra...
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Elaphoglossum heteromorphum
This species was frequent at this site, and forms large colonies low on tree...
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Pteris speciosa
I believe this is Pteris speciosa, which is widespread in the Andes and occurs in southern Central...
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Elaphoglossum bakeri
This species is huge and hard to confuse with any other...
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Megalastrum andicola
This species is recognizable by the presence of indusia, short white hairs throughout the leaf...
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Salpichlaena volubilis subsp. thalassica
This taxon was previously treated at the species rank, but was subsumed under Salpichlaena...
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Serpocaulon adnatum
This appears to be an unusual form of Serpocaulon adnatum with leaves that are covered with...
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Diplazium palmense
I think this is Diplazium palmense, but distinguishing amongst 1-pinnate Neotropical Diplazium is...
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Dennstaedtia kalbreyeri
This species of Dennstaedtia is highly distinctive and is one of just a few species in the genus...
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Pteris cf livida
This plant is similar to Pteris livida and other pedate-leaved Neotropical Pteris species, but it...
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Pecluma consimilis
This species is widespread and rather variable across its...
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Lomaridium acutum
I believe this is Lomaridium acutum, which is distributed in the tropical Andes and southeastern...
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Diplazium venulosum
This species has very large leaves, which frequently exceed 2.5 m in length. It occurs in...
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Using near-infrared spectroscopy to discriminate closely related species: a case study of neotropical ferns http://dlvr.it/RxCtHy