Drynaria rigidula
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Distribution
Asia-Tropical: Lesser Sunda Is. present, Southeast Asia to the Pacific and Australia present
Southeast Asia to the Pacific and Australia. Throughout Malesia, but absent from the Lesser Sunda Islands.
Morphology
1Juvenile fronds may be variously intermediate between base and foliage fronds. In older plants, base fronds may be absent. Young fronds are covered with down which is often retained on the base fronds until they are quite old and withered, and often also on the stipe and rachis of foliage fronds.
2 Probably quite frequently harbouring ants.
Citation
Copel. 1905: Polypod. Philipp.: 135
Baker 1868 – In: Hook. & Baker, Syn. Fil.: 368
Bory 1829: Fl. Javae Fil.: 158
Alderw. 1908: Malayan Ferns: 699
Tardieu & C. Chr. 1941 – In: Fl. Indo-Chine: 421
Copel. 1960: Fern Fl. Philipp.: 497
Roos 1985: Drynarioideae: 274
Bedd. 1917: Malayan Ferns: 415
Brownlie 1969: p. 79. – In: Fl. Nouv. Caléd. et Dép.: pl. 37, f. 2, 3
Backer & Posth. 1939: Varenfl. Java: 233: f. 14
Holttum 1954 – In: Revis. Fl. Malaya: 183
Mett. 1856: p. 120. – In: Farngatt.: t. 3: 46-47
Bedd. 1883: Handb. Ferns Brit. India: 344: f. 192
Racib. 1898: Pterid. Buitenzorg: 117
Bedd. 1977: Pterid. Fl. Fiji: 363
Blume 1828: Enum. Pl. Javae: add.
Copel. 1947: Gen. Fil.: 204
Bedd. 1876: Suppl. Ferns S. Ind. & Brit. India: 24