Parablechnum smilodon (M.Kessler & Lehnert) Gasper & Salino, Phytotaxa
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Parablechnum smilodon (M.Kessler & Lehnert) Gasper & Salino, Phytotaxa |
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Parablechnum smilodon (M.Kessler & Lehnert) Gasper & Salino, Phytotaxa View in CoL 275(3): 217. 2016.
= Blechnum smilodon M.Kessler & Lehnert, Amer. Fern J. View in CoL 97(2): 76. 2007.
Range:— Endemic to Bolivia (CO, LP).
Ecology:— Fairly common; terrestrial in humid forests; 2400–3700 m.
Notes:— In Bolivia, most similar to Parablechnum lima , but that species has sharply truncate pinna bases, larger, less deeply dentate rachis scales, and file-like pinna surfaces. Bolivian specimens have formerly been determined as P. stipitellatum (Sodiro) Gasper & Salino , from Colombia and Ecuador, but that species is larger (leaves to 120 × 22 cm vs. to 90 × 13 cm), has fewer pinnae per blade (20–40 vs. 40–55 pairs), sunken ( vs. flush or slightly raised) veins, and less strongly ciliate rachises and costal scales.
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Parablechnum smilodon (M.Kessler & Lehnert) Gasper & Salino, Phytotaxa
| Smith, Alan R. & Kessler, Michael 2018 |
Parablechnum smilodon (M.Kessler & Lehnert)
| Gasper & Salino 2016: 217 |
Blechnum smilodon M.Kessler & Lehnert, Amer. Fern J.
| M. Kessler & Lehnert 2007: 76 |