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A New Combination in Microsorum (Polypodiaceae, Fern)
The endemic fern, Phymatosorus beddomei, was distinguished from Microsorum cuspidatum by its decurrent bases of pinnae on upper part of the frond. Based on updated knowledge of phylogenetic relationships this species is formally transferred to Microsorum.
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Endemic, Microsorum, New Combination, Phymatosorus beddomei.
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