Diplazium esculentum (Retz.) Sw.

10115# AthyriBa eseulontujs (Beta*) Copel* Jn
herlmeeous thickets along the	Elver at 1000 feet;
rootstock 2 inches thick, about 1 ftfot high, giving rise to
®«iy soft black root s which are loosely fastened to
the sanfty soil; stipes several, dark brown only at the very
base, subangtilar, otherwise pale or olive green, soft, watery,
1 to 0 feet long, equally thiofc throughout; fronds limp and
»or® « less reposing upon the thickets, or subereet and
reourved, occasionally twice as long as the stipe; pinnae
dull green, paler beneath, soft In texture, also reourved;
»»BBgaete. ifey, 1908.	ELMER’S FIELD NOTES
DUMAGUETE (CUERNOS MTS.}, PROVINCE OF NEGROS ORIENTAL
ISLAND OF NEGROS, MAY, 1908
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN	•••'.
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