130 PT U lilS CKENAXA.
Sori continuous, extending along the d e cu rren t portions to
the apex of the pinnules, and, although margined, n ev e r round
the u p p e r edges, being always on the u n d e r side. Ind u sium
prickly.
L en g th of fioud from twelve to eighteen inches; colour dull
green.
Stipes circular on the u n d e r side, and g re en ; hollowed on
the u p p e r, and d a rk e r green. In a frond in my collection,
twenty inches iu length, the stipes was nearly twelve inches.
Aly thanks arc due to Air. S tra tton, of the Cambridge Botanic
Ca rdens, and to Air. H en derson, of AVentworth, for plan ts of
this species; and to AI. Schott, of the Imjierial Gardens, Vienna,
for fronds.
The following N u rserymen include it in th e ir C a ta lo g u e s:—
Alessrs. Booth, of H am b u rg ; Sim, of F o o t’s C ray ; P a rk e r, of
Holloway; AYitch, Ju n ., of Chelsea; A. H en d e rso n , of P in e apple
P la c e ; Stansfield and Son, of T o dmorden; and K en n ed y ,
of Covent Garden.
i h e illustration is from a plan t in my OYvn collection.
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