Meniscium consobrinum (Maxon & C.V.Morton) Pic.Serm., Webbia
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Meniscium consobrinum (Maxon & C.V.Morton) Pic.Serm., Webbia |
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Meniscium consobrinum (Maxon & C.V.Morton) Pic.Serm., Webbia View in CoL 23: 180. 1968.
= Thelypteris consobrina (Maxon & C.V.Morton) R.M.Tryon, Rhodora View in CoL 69(777): 5. 1967.
Range: — Ecuador to Bolivia (CO, SC) ; terrestrial in humid forests; 300–1100 m.
Ecology: —Rare, known in Bolivia from two collections, neither seen, cited by Fernandes (2015): Fay & Fay 2293 (MO, US) and Sundue 736 (NY). Much more common in Peru.
Notes: —Closely related to M. serratum , but with larger fronds and with more glabrous blades.
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Salem College |
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Meniscium consobrinum (Maxon & C.V.Morton) Pic.Serm., Webbia
| Smith, Alan R. & Kessler, Michael 2017 |
Meniscium consobrinum (Maxon & C.V.Morton) Pic.Serm., Webbia
| Serm. 1968: 180 |
Thelypteris consobrina (Maxon & C.V.Morton) R.M.Tryon, Rhodora
| R. M. Tryon 1967: 5 |