Portion of mature Frond—under side.
WOODSIA OBTUSA.
IIooKEii. J. S m i t h . M o o r e a n d I I o e l s t o n .
T L . iT E X.X IX . V O L . V I I .
P o h jp o d iu m o h tits um ,
“ p e r r i n i a n a ,
W o o d d a p e r r i n i a n a ,
A s p i d i u m o h tu s um ,
P h y s e m a t i u m o h tu s um ,
“ p e r r i n i a n u m ,
C y s to p i e rU o h iu s a ,
“ a lb e s c e n s ,
A Isophila perrin ia n a .
S w a r t z . S c i iK c n u .
S rirK .u iiH .
H o o k e r a n d G r e v i l l e . F e e .
W il l d e n o w . S c h k u h r .
W e b b a n d H o u r . { W i o f K u n z e . )
K u n z e ? H o o k e r .
K u n z e . P r e s l .
P e e s l .
L i n k .
S p r e n g e l .
W o o d s ia— A f t e r W o o d s , a w e ll-k n o w n B o ta n i s t. O b tu s a— B lu n t .
A P R E T T Y , ha rd y species, distinct and well-defined in its
characters.
A deciduous Fern.
jShitivc of the Un ited States, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky,
and the Hooky Mountains.
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