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Doodia aspera
Common name:Prickly Rasp
Family:Blechnaceae
Terrestrial fern.Creeping rhisomes and erect fronds.New growth fronds are pink, while old ones are green. The indusium is kidney shaped.Sori in one or two rows.
NSW Qld Vic.
Rainforests,Eucalypt forests,Rainforest margins.
Doodia aspera
Common name:Prickly Rasp
Family:Blechnaceae
Terrestrial fern.Creeping rhisomes and erect fronds.New growth fronds are pink, while old ones are green. The indusium is kidney shaped.Sori in one or two rows.
NSW Qld Vic.
Rainforests,Eucalypt forests,Rainforest margins.
Doodia aspera
Common name:Prickly Rasp
Family:Blechnaceae
Terrestrial fern.Creeping rhisomes and erect fronds.New growth fronds are pink, while old ones are green. The indusium is kidney shaped.Sori in one or two rows.
NSW Qld Vic.
Rainforests,Eucalypt forests,Rainforest margins.
Doodia aspera
Common name:Prickly Rasp
Family:Blechnaceae
Terrestrial fern.Creeping rhisomes and erect fronds.New growth fronds are pink, while old ones are green. The indusium is kidney shaped.Sori in one or two rows.
NSW Qld Vic.
Rainforests,Eucalypt forests,Rainforest margins.
Doodia aspera
Common name:Prickly Rasp
Family:Blechnaceae
Terrestrial fern.Creeping rhisomes and erect fronds.New growth fronds are pink, while old ones are green. The indusium is kidney shaped.Sori in one or two rows.
NSW Qld Vic.
Rainforests,Eucalypt forests,Rainforest margins.
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Family : Blechnaceae
With all the rain over the Xmas 2020 period this fern species is colourful and prolific right across the property forming vast meadows on the floor of the forest.
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Family : Blechnaceae
With all the rain over the Xmas 2020 period this fern species is colourful and prolific right across the property forming vast meadows on the floor of the forest.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
Native fern with short-creeping rhizomes or tufted. Fronds are almost erect to decumbent, dimorphic, narrow-lanceolate, 15–30 cm long, dark green, almost membranous to ± leathery, 1-pinnatifid to 1-pinnate with more than 1 pair of pinnae free and sessile to shortly stalked. Sori are in 1 row on each side of the midrib and close to it; they are variable, ± circular to elongate, becoming confluent with age. Found in various habitats, from creek banks in rainforest to open rocky sites.
