Polypodium pellucidum Kaulf.

Polypodiumpellucidum Kaulf. var. peUucidum
Jianwei Li	Febraary 1997
R.L. McGregor Herbarium (KANU)
University of Kansas Lawrence, KS U.S.A.
Polypodinm hell'efri Underw. n. sp. ({ jr.
Rootstock moderately slender, creeping, cfothed especially
when young 'with Render cinnamoarcolored scales; petioles
rising at intervals oraihout 1.5 cd/ stramineous, 10 to 15 cm.
long, distinctly pubesCTtot a^ are iche rachises; leaves 20 to 85
cm. long, 10 to. 12 cm. ^de, ovatylanceolate, parted into about
>30 pairs of narrow.linear^visions, which are 5 to 7 cm. long,
7 to 10 mm. wide, mostly rmpcGmer toward the base and sepa-
rated by a broad siriuS, crenMe especially toward the end; veins
with f about three forks, occ^tonally uniting, mostly free; sori
on th,e primary branch of Jreie^in, light colored, small
A very *distinct speciejjpbeloikrihg to. the same group as P.
p&lluciduf$, but^difler^mfom thaltepecies in its thinner texture,
with sorfcqnly half Js'large, pintae longer, narrower, mote
numerous frnd in ew way difEererVin form habit.
On tre^ trunks j(!n^ rocks just Belw the'second fall of the
Wahiawa' river,	an elevation^ IQQ.0 feet. ¡,
Jul^f;.(26Q2),/ %	\
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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PLANTS OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
COLLECTED ON THE ISLAND OF KAUAI, BETWEEN THE HANAPEPE
AND WAHIAWA RIVERS,
By A. A. Heller, July 22,1895.
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