Asplenium Asplenium, (L.) Bernh.
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Asplenium Asplenium |
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9. A. fontanum (L.) Bernh. View in CoL in Schrader, Jour, für die Bot. 1799 (1): 314 (1799).
Leaves 5 -25 cm; petiole as long as lamina, red-brown at base, soon becoming straw-coloured or greenish; lamina lanceolate to narrowly elliptic, thin, light green, 2-pinnate, the lower pinnae decreasing in length towards base of leaf; rhachis with occasional glandular hairs; pinnae 0- 51 - 5 cm, with 3-8 pairs of pinnules, terminal segment | as long as pinna or less; pinnules pinnatifid with mucronate lobes. Sori lying near the midrib. 2/7 = 72. Calcareous rocks. S. & C. Europe.?Au BI Co CrCzGa Ge GrHe Hs Hu It.
A. majoricum Litard. , Bull. Géogr. Bot. (Le Mans) 28 (1911), from Islas Baléares, may be related to either 7 or 9. It is similar to 9 but has leaves up to 8 cm; petiole c. 1 cm, purplish-black; lamina pinnate to pinnatisect, with scattered glands; 2/i= 144.
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Asplenium Asplenium
| Tutin, T. G., Heywood, V. H., Burges, N. A., Moore, D. M., Valentine, D. H., Walters, S. M. & Webb, D. A. 1964 |
A. fontanum (L.)
| Bernh. 1799: 314 |