Lastreopsis hispida (Sw.) Tindale

AGRI/10/27
EX- NATIONAL HERBARIUM OF NEW SOUTH WALES
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, SYDNEY
Lastreopsi* hispida (sir.) Tindale
31'S Long. 150
Mt# Vilson
23 E, Alt. 840 m
N.S.W.
Date 25.xi#1979
Coll. R* Covsny 10484
& P. Hod
Notes Terrestrial fern 40 - 50 on high with
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locally comaon on
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NATIONAL HERBARIUM OF NEW SOUTH WALES (NSW)
Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
Lastreopsis hispida (Sw.) Tindale
Det.:
DRY OPTERID ACEAE
Loc.: Mount Wilson.
AUSTRALIA NSW C. Tablelands
Lat. 33°31'S Long. 150°23'E Alt.: 840 m.
Coll.: R.G. Coveny 10484 & P.D. Hind Date: 25 Nov 1979
Notes: On flat or slightly sloping area in a broad boggy
creek bed in rainforest with Ceratopetalum apetalum
(dominant tree species), Elaeocarpus holopetalus, Fieldia
australis, Cyathea australis, Blechnum nudum, B. patersonii,
Leptopteris fraseri, etc.
Terrestrial fern 40-50 cm high with creeping rhizome or
rarely epiphytic on trunk of Dicksonia antarctica. Lastreopsis
hispida was the dominant fern species with L. acuminata
only occurring on moist slopes or creek banks which were
not boggy. Locally common. Voucher for chromosome
count.
(This specimen is a duplicate of NSW 452637 )
Dups. to: AD, CANB, MEL, A, CHR, KYO, L, NY, P, UC,
US,Z
04073590