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our Botanists in Texas or New Mexico may be so fortunate
as to find it. It is described as having a tripinnatifid frond
eight to twelve inches long, linear-oblong crenate or pinnatifid
segments, and has the lower surface matted with ciliated ferruginous
scales, beneath which are “ minute reddish apparently
resinous dots.”
Plate X X X IX , Fig. 1 1 - 1 4 .— NotholcBna. Newberryi. Fig. 1 1 is a
plant with two fronds. Fig. 12 shows a few of the woolly hairs, magnified.
Fig. 13 is a pinnule, stripped of the wool, and showing the sporangia,
also magnified. Fig. 14, a spore.
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