Ctenitis meridionalis (Poir.) Ching

T A N Ic A t
New or Noteworthy Plants.^
WEST INDIAN FERNS {continued from p. 70).
Aspidtom nemobosum, Willi., Plumier’s Fil., t. 43.
—Doubt as to the validity of the tpeciea was removed
some few yean ago by its occurring among some
freshly-gathered Fern plants sent me from St. Kitts
by the Hon. Capt. Berkeley, and which I propagated
freely from spores. It grows larger than Plumier’*
figure, but is otherwise identical. Its distinguishing
characteristic is that'the lowest pair of pinna con-
form with those above, but are rather smaller, and
not at all enlarged on the inferior side, as are all ita
Caribbean allits.	,
St. Kitts. 'West Indies/1889,^
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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Herbarium of George S. Jenman
PRESENTED BY MR. D. O. MILLS, 1903
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