Adiantum philippense L.

Plants of China
Pteridaceae
Adiantum philippense Linnaeus
Yunnan Province, YongpingXian; Ca. 19 km SW of Yongping
city and due N of Shanyang-zhen. 25°20'25"N, 99°23'24”E;
1550-1625 m. Heavily disturbed area with trees and oilfflp
vegetation mostly of use to local people remaining, remnant
vegetation restricted to slopes too steep to cultivate and in narrow
strips along streams. On moist, steep banks in stony clay soil.
Colonial; apex of some fronds prolonged, rooting at tip and
generating new plantlets. DNA material available.
David E. Boufford, Jianling Guo, Lin Su & Xin Yu
45292	26	July 2019
Harvard Univ. Herbaria and Yunnan Normal Univ.
04969138