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Hymenophyllum wrightii

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Filed as Hymenophyllum wrightii Bosch, R.B. van den 1859 [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE]
Hymenophyllum wrightii Bosch [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE]
Isotype of Hymenophyllum wrightii Bosch [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE]
Hymenophyllum wrightii Bosch [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE]
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Name

Identification
Hymenophyllum wrightii Bosch, R.B. van den 1859 [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Not on sheet,
Related name
  • Hymenophyllum wrightii
Common name
  • Wright's filmy fern, Flora of North America Vol. 2

Flora

Entry for Hymenophyllum wrightii Bosch [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE]
Herbarium
Flora of North America (FNA)
Collection
Flora of North America
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora of North America, Vol 2,
Names
Hymenophyllum wrightii Bosch [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE], Ned. Kruidk. Arch., 4: 391. 1859
Mecodium wrightii (Bosch) Copeland [family HYMENOPHYLLACEAE]
Treatment Author(s)
Donald R. Farrar
Information
Plants on rock or epiphytic. Leaves triangular-ovate, 2--3-pinnatifid, 2--5 × 1--1.5 cm, nearly glabrous with a few multicellular, gland-tipped hairs; margins entire. Gametophyte gemmae platelike, abundant. 2 n = 56, 84.
Altitude range
0--20 m
Distribution
e Asia.USA AlaskaCanada B.C.
Discussion
Although sporophytes of Hymenophyllum wrightii are known from only a single locality on Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, gametophytes are more generously distributed along the coasts of Alaska and British Columbia (T. M. C. Taylor 1967). The gametophytes reproduce vegetatively and are capable of persisting and dispersing via gemmae without the intervention of the sporophyte generation.

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