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Adiantum

See list of 3 species in this genus

Adiantum hispidulum Sw. was reported from CT by Paris (1993), but specimens are unknown. References: Paris (1991, 1993).

  • 1a. Ultimate segments of leaves ± oblong, rounded to obtuse at the apex [Fig. 32], in the same plane with the axis of the blade, thin-herbaceous to herbaceous, bright green to yellow-green; leaf blades lax and arching; plants primarily of rich, mesic forests
  • 1b. Ultimate segments of leaves ± triangular, acute to obtuse at the apex [Fig. 33], twisted out of the plane of the axis of the blade (but usually in plane with the blade axis in shaded plants), firm-herbaceous to chartaceous, medium green to blue-green (often bright green 
in the shade); leaf blades usually stiff and upright (lax in shaded plants); plants of serpentine rocks and soil

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