Phlebodium aureum |
Polypodiaceae |
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Habit | Plants herbs, perennial. | |
Stems | creeping over soil or rock or epiphytic, bearing scales several cells wide. |
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Leaves | monomorphic or dimorphic; petiole usually articulated at the base and lacking scales. |
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Blades | mostly simple to pinnatifid or pinnate, indumentum of scales and occasionally hairs usually sparse. |
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Sori | produced on veins on the abaxial surfaces of the leaves; round to elongate, rarely marginal or covering the abaxial surface; indusia absent. |
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Spores | bilateral; pale to transparent. |
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Phlebodium aureum |
Polypodiaceae |
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Distribution | ||
Discussion | Cosmopolitan. Approximately 90 genera; 1 genus treated in Flora. |
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Source | Flora of Oregon, volume 1, page 95 |
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