n
ri= I
P. C P li A AT 'J M,
Portion of mature Frond, under side.
POLYPODIUM PHYLLITIDIS.
L in n æ ü s . K u n z e . {Not o f S i e b e r . )
P L A T E X X V I .— A.
Cyrtophlehium p h y llitid is ,
Campyloneurum p h illy tid is ,
“ p h y llitid is ,
Campylonevron p h illitid is .
J . S m i t h . M o o r e a n d H o u l s t o n .
L i n k .
P r e s l .
F e e . P l u m ie r . P e t iv e e .
« «m -P o ly p o d y . PAyZMCidw-Hart’a-Tongue.
I n t h e S e c t i o n C y r t o p h l e b i u m o p A u t h o r s ,
To those who do not u nderstand the botanical distinctions
between one genus and another, the Polypodium p h y llitid is may
v ery naturally be called the H a r t’s-Tongue F e rn of the Tropics,
as in the form of the frond it has some slight resemblance to
our Scolopendrium milyare.
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