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Tapeinidium pinnatum

Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
4Pteridophyta
Class
4Polypodianae
Subclass
2Pterididae
Phase
1Pteridales
Subphase
1Lindsaeaceae
Stage
10
Author

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Chapter

3-442.11.10

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Family
Family: Pteridaceae
Region: Southeast Asia, Pacific Islands, Central and South America.
Habitat: tropical and subtropical; in shaded, moist habitats, in humid, tropical forests, on damp soil, or as an epiphyte on trees or rocks; prefers areas with consistent moisture and moderate temperatures.
Use: ornamental, for its attractive, delicate fronds, in hanging baskets and as an indoor decorative plant in areas with high humidity.
BotanyFen; perennial; commonly epiphyte,sometimesterrestrial. It has a creeping rhizome from which the fronds emerge, spreading outwards to form a rosette.
Rhizome: slender; creeping; covered with fine scales or hair-like structures.
Roots: fibrous; emerging from the rhizome.
Leaves: relatively long, 30 to 50 cm or more; graceful, arching; pinnately divided; leaflets multiple; finely cut, narrow, lanceolate, finely serrated margins; bright green,; smooth texture; arranged alternately along the rachis; delicate, feathery appearance; elegant, open structure.
Sori: on the underside of the fronds, often along the margins.
Sporangia: grouped in discrete clusters; typically covered by an indusium.
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