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Portion of pinna of fortilß Frond—under side,
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S w a r t z . S c h k u iir . H o o k e r . J. Sm it u .
W il l d e n o w . B l um e . K u n z e . M o o r e . S p r e n g e l .
H e d w ig . F e e . M oor e and H o u l s to n .
(Not o f H o o k e r a n d A r n o t t . )
P L A T E X X Y IT . VOT,. V IT I .
D a v a llia procera,
“ caudata,
“ sordida.
Trichomanes soUdum,
Stenolohus solidus,
“ hunzeamis,
Humata
H e d w ig .
W a l l ic h .
O f G a r d e n s
K u n z e .
F o r s t e r .
P r e s l .
P r e s l .
D e s v a u x .
D a va llia—In lionour o f Edmund Darall, a Swiss Botanist.
Solida—Solid.
A PEETTV species, making a nice ex hibition plant.
A n eve rg re en stove F e rn .
Na tiv e of the E a st In d ie s, Ma lay, and th e P o lynesian Islands,
Otaheite, P itc a irn ’s Islan d , IMalden Islan d , Singapore, and Java.
In tro d u c e d into th e Koyal Gardens, K ew , b y M r. I I . I.owc,
in 1844.
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