Gynerium sagittatum (Aubl.) P.Beauv.

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Gvnerlum saqittatum (Aubl.) P. Beauv. Det. Risto Kalliola in A AU, November 1990
Then are at least three morphological types of this species, my opinion of thia (ample (the identification of the types ia moat reliable in the field, as many of the diagnostic feature# drawn from the overall habit of the plants):
1.'tig	lypt' with tall (up tol4 m), stout, unbranched culms round in transection, and with lc and wide leaf-blades which often droop at their tips.
2.	'small type* with shorter (< 10 m), more alcoder and frequently branching culms which are
oval in tranaection near the summit, with a patch of trie homes on the aheath below the 1< blade, and with rigid, often caulescent leaf-bladea.
3.	‘Iniirmtduiti typt' with characteristics of both of the above-mentioned types.
M. Sample quality doc* not allow the above-presented distinction.
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