A History of British Ferns
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Scot. 675 ; Huds. Fl. Ang.
459.
Aspidium angulare, Willd. Sp. PI. v. 257; Sm. E. F. iv. 291, E. B. S. 2776 ; Mack. Fl. Hib. 339.
Polystichum angulare, Newm. N. A. 25, F. 173 ; Bab. 409.
For the geographical distribution see page 113.
The radicles and caudex present no characters by which I can distinguish them from those of the preceding. The stipes is distinct, about one-fourth as long as the frond, and densely clothed with large reddish scales. The plant appears to jprefer 118 WILLDENOW S FEE...N.
a horizontal to a vertical surface : its habit is weak, flexile, graceful and drooping; a number of fronds issue from the '///W •"""m, crown of the caudex, and, when uniiiterrupted, spread from a common centre, presenting a very beautiful appearance : the texture of the frond is soft and delicate, its form lanceolate and ]5innate : the pinnae are very numerous, elongate, linear, dis- tinct, often distant, drooping, and j)innate ; the pinnules are blunt at the apex, auricled at the base, distinctly stalked and serrated at the edges, and each serrature is armed with a spme : every part of the under surface of the fronds, more especially the -^mxnax^ and secondary rachides, abounds in reddish chaffy scales.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scot. 675 ; Huds. Fl. Ang.
459.
Aspidium angulare, Willd. Sp. PI. v. 257; Sm. E. F. iv. 291, E. B. S. 2776 ; Mack. Fl. Hib. 339.
Polystichum angulare, Newm. N. A. 25, F. 173 ; Bab. 409.
For the geographical distribution see page 113.
The radicles and caudex present no characters by which I can distinguish them from those of the preceding. The stipes is distinct, about one-fourth as long as the frond, and densely clothed with large reddish scales. The plant appears to jprefer 118 WILLDENOW S FEE...N.
a horizontal to a vertical surface : its habit is weak, flexile, graceful and drooping; a number of fronds issue from the '///W •"""m, crown of the caudex, and, when uniiiterrupted, spread from a common centre, presenting a very beautiful appearance : the texture of the frond is soft and delicate, its form lanceolate and ]5innate : the pinnae are very numerous, elongate, linear, dis- tinct, often distant, drooping, and j)innate ; the pinnules are blunt at the apex, auricled at the base, distinctly stalked and serrated at the edges, and each serrature is armed with a spme : every part of the under surface of the fronds, more especially the -^mxnax^ and secondary rachides, abounds in reddish chaffy scales.
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