Ascogrammitis anfractuosa (Kuntze ex Klotzsch) Sundue

• Region

  South America

• Country

  Ecuador

• State/Province

  Napo

• Locality

  Roadside "knoll" (cut-off from the rest of the mountainside by the highway), 31.3 km south of Baeza.

• Elevation

  Alt. 2040 m. (6693 ft.)

• Coordinates

  -0.62975, -77.8106

• Location Notes

  [South America]

• Distribution

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The New York Botanical Garden
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Ferns of Ecuador
Napo Province
POLYPODIA CEAE
C.J.Rothfels #3720, with P.Rothfels, E.Sigel, M.McHenry.
2010-March-7
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
Roadside "knoll" (cut-off from rest of the mountainside by the highway), 31.3km south
of Baeza. Wet montane forest. Common on moss on relatively recently-fallen
angiosperm trunk, with Blechnum cf fragile, in lush wet broadleaf forest slope, slightly
disturbed, with diverse understory. With small palms, treeferns, lots of Danaea,
Polybotrya, small pedate Pteris, Diplazium, etc.
SO.62974 W77.81055 +/-30m. WGS 84. 2040 m elevation.
Duplicates: 4, to QCA, DUKE, NY, UC. Made four grammitid collections here: a big one (3716); a "crinkly"
one (3718); one with widely spaced pinnules (3719), and a smaller one that was growng on a horizontal fallen
trunk (3720). Trip funded in part by a Lewis and Clark Explorers Grant from the American Philosophical
Society, to C.Rothfels.
This specimen is a voucher for the Pryer lab fern DNA database (www.pryerlab.net).
Please notify the Pryer lab of any annotations.
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