Dicranopteris caudata Copel.

PLANTS OF FIJI
A. C. Smith, vo.	May 9-12, 1947
Dicranopteris caudata Copal#
Det. E.B. Copeland
•Kovindl** Abundant on reed- and fern-corered
hillsides, dominant la placeb, forming dense
thleleetft 1 ? t ** high*, used tor thatching,
for padding under floor-mats In native houses,
VITI LEVUs Mba: Northern portion of Mt. Evans Range, between Mt. Vatu-
yanitu and Mt. NatOndra; alt. 700-900 m.
Collected under the auspices of the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, with the aid of
grants from the Penrose Fimd of the American PhilosophicalSodety
find the Bache Fund of the National Academy of Sciences
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