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Diplaziopsidaceae
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Diplaziopsidaceae

plant family
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  • tree fern
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    Family Diplaziopsidaceae Plants medium to large in soil or on rocks; rhizomes short- to long-creeping or erect, scaly; leaves pinnately divided, glabrous, hairy, glandular, or occasionally scaly; sori round or elongate along the veins; sporangia with the annulus vertical; spores monolete (more or less bean-shaped); 2…

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    Family Diplaziopsidaceae Plants medium to large in soil or on rocks; rhizomes short- to long-creeping or erect, scaly; leaves pinnately divided, glabrous, hairy, glandular, or occasionally scaly; sori round or elongate along the veins; sporangia with the annulus vertical; spores monolete (more or less bean-shaped); 2…

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