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Actiniopteris radiata

Actiniopteris radiata

Creator J.N. Labat
Resource Type Photographs
Herbarium P
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.)Link [family PTERIDOPHYTA]
Actiniopteris radiata

Actiniopteris radiata

Creator J.N. Labat
Resource Type Photographs
Herbarium P
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.)Link [family PTERIDOPHYTA]
Isotype of Actiniopteris pauciloba Pic.Serm. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Isotype of Actiniopteris pauciloba Pic.Serm. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Collector Welwitsch, #79
Collection Date 1856
Resource Type Specimens
Country Angola
Herbarium K
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]; Verified by Newtonm, F.,
Actiniopteris australis (L.f.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]
Isotype of Actiniopteris pauciloba Pic.Serm. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Pichi-Sermolli, R.,
Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link var. australis [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]
Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link

Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link

Creator Vahrmeijer
Resource Type Photographs
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link [family PTERIDACEAE]
Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link

Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link

Creator Duggan
Resource Type Photographs
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link [family PTERIDACEAE]
[family ]

[family ]

Collector Robinson E. A., #2727
Collection Date 1958-01-09
Resource Type Specimens
Country Zambia
Herbarium GC
Identifications non type of Actiniopteris radiata (Koen) Link. [family ADIANTACEAE] (stored under name)
[family ]
[family ]

[family ]

Collector Hall J. B., #782
Collection Date 1957-09-01
Resource Type Specimens
Country Ghana
Herbarium GC
Identifications non type of Actiniopteris radiata (Konig ex Pori.) Link. [family ADIANTACEAE] (stored under name)
[family ]
Actiniopteris radiata Link [family PTERIDACEAE]

Actiniopteris radiata Link [family PTERIDACEAE]

Collector de Montbrison, #s.n.
Collection Date None
Resource Type Specimens
Country Unknown
Herbarium RB
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata Link [family PTERIDACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by C. Mynssen, 2010
Actiniopteris radiata Link [family PTERIDACEAE]

Actiniopteris radiata Link [family PTERIDACEAE]

Collector Therait, #1342
Collection Date None
Resource Type Specimens
Country Sri Lanka
Herbarium RB
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata Link [family PTERIDACEAE] (stored under name)
Asplenium [family ASPLENIACEAE]

Asplenium [family ASPLENIACEAE]

Entry From Flora of Tropical East Africa, page 1, (2008) Author: Henk Beentje
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Information None
Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Swartz) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Swartz) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Collector Forsskål, P., #815
Collection Date 1763-03-01
Resource Type Specimens
Country Yemen
Herbarium C
Identifications Acrostichum dichotomum Forssk. [family PTERIDACEAE]; Verified by M. Kuhn, 1881
Actiniopteris australis (L.f.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]; Verified by F.N. Hepper (Kew), 1984
Acrostichum australe L.f. [family PTERIDACEAE]
Actiniopteris radiata (Swartz) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE] (stored under name)
Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Swartz) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Swartz) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Collector Forsskål, P., #815
Collection Date 1763-03-01
Resource Type Specimens
Country Yemen
Herbarium C
Identifications Acrostichum dichotomum Forssk. [family PTERIDACEAE]; Verified by M. Kuhn, 1881
Actiniopteris australis (L.f.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]; Verified by F.N. Hepper (Kew), 1984
Acrostichum australe L.f. [family PTERIDACEAE]
Actiniopteris radiata (Swartz) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE] (stored under name)
Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link [family PTERIDACEAE]

Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link [family PTERIDACEAE]

Collector Burrows, J.E., #s.n.
Collection Date 1984-08-26
Resource Type Specimens
Country South Africa
Herbarium BNRH
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (J.König ex Sw.) Link [family PTERIDACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Burrows, J.E.
Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Collector Leippert H., #5114
Collection Date None
Resource Type Specimens
Country Kenya
Herbarium UBT
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Leippert H.
Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Filed as Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Collector Hemp,A., #368
Collection Date 1990-02-01
Resource Type Specimens
Country Tanzania
Herbarium UBT
Identifications Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Hemp, A.
Type of Asplenium polydactylon Webb [family ASPLENIACEAE]

Type of Asplenium polydactylon Webb [family ASPLENIACEAE]

Collector Not on sheet, #s.n.
Collection Date None
Resource Type Specimens
Country Cape Verde
Herbarium B
Identifications Type of Asplenium polydactylon Webb [family ASPLENIACEAE]
Actiniopteris radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE] (stored under name)
Actiniopteris radiata (Koen.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Actiniopteris radiata (Koen.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Entry From Burkill, H.M. 1985. The useful plants of west tropical Africa, Vol 5
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Information None
Actiniopteris radiata Sw. Link [family ADIANTACEAE]

Actiniopteris radiata Sw. Link [family ADIANTACEAE]

Entry From FZ, Vol 0, Part 0, page 98, (1970) Author: E. A. C. L. E. Schelpe
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range throughout tropical Africa westwards to the Cape Verde Is. and eastwards through Arabia to India and Ceylon.
Information Rhizome c. 4 mm.in diam., creeping, with closely tufted fronds and with linear attenuate entire rhizome-scales c. 3 mm. long with a central black stripe and pale-brown borders. Stipe glaucous to stramineous, mostly glabrous, becoming castaneous and bearing a few linear lanceolate scales towards the base, up to 13.5 cm. long. Frond erect coriaceous; fertile fronds often a little longer than the sterile fronds with the lamina sharply declinate when desiccated. Lamina flabellate with a truncate base, repeatedly dichotomously divided into up to 48 narrow linear segments entire except for a sharply dentate apex with 2–6 teeth, margins usually reflexed, with minute short hairs ventrally and with brown linear-lanceolate hair-pointed scales dorsally especially about the base. Sori in submarginal lines; indusium continuous, entire, membranous.
ACTINIOPTERIS radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

ACTINIOPTERIS radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Entry From Flora Somalia, Vol 1, (1993) Author: [updated by M. Thulin 2008]
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range N1, 2; S1 widespread in tropical Africa
Information Rhizome-scales all with a dark central stripe and light membranous margins. Leaf-blade when dried out strongly deflexed; fertile leaves slightly taller than the sterile; leaf-blades fan-shaped in outline with a ± truncate base, fertile segments somewhat longer and narrower than the sterile.
ACTINIOPTERIS dimorpha Pic. Ser. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

ACTINIOPTERIS dimorpha Pic. Ser. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Entry From Flora Somalia, Vol 1, (1993) Author: [updated by M. Thulin 2008]
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range N1 Ethiopia, Sudan and southwards to Zimbabwe and MozambiquetheRéunion.
Information Rhizome-scales of 2 types: light brown and wholly membranous, or with dark central stripe and light membranous margins. Leaf-blade when dried out forming a right angle with the stipe, the fertile leaves much taller than the sterile; leaf-blades fan-shaped in outline with a ± truncate base, fertile segments longer, narrower, and more acute than the sterile.
ACTINIOPTERIS semiflabellata Pic. Serm. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

ACTINIOPTERIS semiflabellata Pic. Serm. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Entry From Flora of Tropical East Africa, page 1, (1999) Author: B. Verdcourt, B.Sc., Ph.D.
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range DISTR. U 1–3; K 1–7; T 1–3, 5, 6; Z
Information Scales of the rhizome of two kinds, entirely light chestnut, or with a narrow thick black shining central stripe and broad light chestnut edges. Fronds homomorphic, after their death becoming dry and having the lamina more or less turned to one side owing to a slight gradual bend of the lamina in its lower part and of the stipe in its upper part. Fertile fronds (2.5–)16–20(–45) cm long, with stipe 1.5–2.5 times as long as the lamina, sparsely scaly. Lamina broadly cuneate to broadly obdeltoid with edges forming an angle of 55–70°, without a median notch, and consisting of a 4–(5) times dichotomous branch system. Branches of the first dichotomy unequal (8.5 and ± 7 mm) forming an angle of about 18–25°; branches of the second dichotomy unequal, the inner (± 8 mm) longer than the outer (± 5 mm); all the dichotomies being in the lower half of the lamina. Segments of the blade 10–25, narrowly ensiform, straight, tapering upwards, ending in a single hardened very sharp point, sometimes bordered by two or three small teeth. Basal part of the lamina glabrous above and sparsely scaly beneath. Scales light fulvous, straight to slightly tortuous, narrowly lanceolate, sparsely and coarsely dentate at the base, piliferous at the apex.
ACTINIOPTERIS radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

ACTINIOPTERIS radiata (Sw.) Link [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Entry From Flora of Tropical East Africa, page 1, (1999) Author: B. Verdcourt, B.Sc., Ph.D.
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range DISTR. U 1; K 1–4, 6, 7; T 1–4, 6–8 throughout tropical Africa to Cape Verde Is (only Nigeria in West Africa), Namibia and South Africa and east to Arabia, India and Ceylon
Information Scales of the rhizome with a broad thick black shining central stripe and narrow light chestnut edges. Fertile and sterile fronds similar, after their death becoming dry and having the lamina reflexed downward owing to an abrupt bend in its basal part, and forming with the stipe a narrow V-shaped angle or even adherent to it. Fertile fronds (5–) 12–18(–26) cm long with stipe 3–5 times as long as the lamina, more scaly in the upper part than elsewhere. Lamina flabellate with edges forming an angle of 150–180°, or sometimes very broadly flabellate with edges forming an angle of up to 270°, cut into two symmetrical halves by a clearly evident median deep notch, and consisting of a 5–6 times dichotomous branch system. Branches of the first dichotomy equal (1.8 mm), forming an angle of about 90°; branches of the second dichotomy unequal, the inner (3.5 mm) longer than the outer (± 2 mm); the last dichotomy being in the upper half of the frond. Segments of the blade 32–48, linear, slightly and gradually broadening upwards, with apex divided into 2–6 hardened acute points. Basal part of the lamina and adjacent upper part of the stipe covered with short rounded pluricellular small hairs above and with abundant persistent scales beneath. Scales light fulvous sometimes with a short black stripe in the upper part, strongly falcate to tortuous, ovate-lanceolate, irregularly lobate to coarsely dentate at the bases, tapering upwards and ending in a long hair. Fig. 1/5–6.
Letter from Frederick C. Smith to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; from Chiswick; 3 May 1893; one page letter comprising two images; folio 573

Letter from Frederick C. Smith to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; from Chiswick; 3 May 1893; one page letter comprising two images; folio 573

Creator Smith, Frederick C.
Resource Type Letters (Correspondence)
Herbarium K
ACTINIOPTERIS dimorpha Pic. Serm. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

ACTINIOPTERIS dimorpha Pic. Serm. [family ACTINIOPTERIDACEAE]

Entry From Flora of Tropical East Africa, page 1, (1999) Author: B. Verdcourt, B.Sc., Ph.D.
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range DISTR. U 3; K 1, 2, 4, 7; T 2–8
Information Scales of the rhizome of two kinds, entirely light chestnut and with a narrow thick black shining central stripe and broad light chestnut edges. Fronds dimorphic, the fertile about twice as long as the sterile and less numerous, both after their death becoming dry and having the lamina declinate and forming an angle of about 90° with the stipe owing to a sharp bend in the base of the lamina and the adjacent apex of the stipe. Fertile fronds (8–)15–18(–27) cm long with the stipe 2–3 times as long as the lamina, sparsely scaly. Lamina flabellate to very broadly obdeltoid with edges forming an angle of 100–180°, cut into two nearly symmetric halves by a fairly wide median deep notch, and consisting of a 3–4 times dichotomous branch system. Branches of the first dichotomy nearly equal (3–3.5 mm) forming an angle of about 50–70°; branches of the second dichotomy unequal, the inner (± 5 mm) longer than the outer (± 3 mm); all the dichotomies usually being in the lower third of the lamina. Segments of the blade 7–16, linear, mostly straight, tapering upwards, with a single hardened acute point. Basal part of the lamina scabridulous above and persistently scaly beneath. Scales light fulvous, strongly falcate to tortuous, lanceolate, irregularly lobate to coarsely dentate at the base, tapering upwards and ending in a long hair. Sterile fronds (very seldom a short sorus is present in some segments of these fronds) flabellate with segments short, elongate-cuneate, toothed on their apical part or sometimes narrowly oblanceolate and then serrulate in the upper half of the edge. Fig. 1/1–2.
Letter and RGBK Memorandum from N.L.[Nathaniel Lord] Britton to Sir William Thiselton-Dyer; from New York Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, New York, [United States of America]; 14 July 1903; two page item comprising two images; folios 82 - 83

Letter and RGBK Memorandum from N.L.[Nathaniel Lord] Britton to Sir William Thiselton-Dyer; from New York Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, New York, [United States of America]; 14 July 1903; two page item comprising two images; folios 82 - 83

Creator Britton, Nathaniel Lord
Resource Type Letters (Correspondence)
Herbarium K

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