DIPLAZIUM SYLVATICUM.
S w a r t z . S c i i k u i i r . J. Sm i t h . K u n z e .
M o o r e a n d H o u l s t o n . S c h o t t . (Not o f S i e b e r . J
l ’L.YTE X I .IX . V O L . V.
Callipteris sylvatica,
Anisogoninm sylvaticum,
Asplenium sylvaticum.
B o b t . F e e .
P r e s l .
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Diplazium—To double. Sylvaticum—Forest.
A V E R Y handsome delicate species, deserving of more general
cultivation.
An evergreen stove species.
Native of the East Indies—Java and Mauritius.
Fronds glabrous, broadly lanceolate in form, and pinnate.
Pinnæ linear, narrow, and acuminate; petiolulate. Base sub-
cordate, bluntly crenate, with rounded serrate segments.
Stipes scaly; scales dark brown in colour.
Fronds terminal.
Rhizoma fasciculate and erect.
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