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Syn.: Acrostichum barbarum L., Osmunda Totta Sw., Todea africana Willd. Family: Osmundaceae Gérardin et Desv. - Podezřeňovité Distribution: It grows in the southern hemisphere, both in South Africa in South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, as well as in eastern and south-eastern Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand. Ecology: It grows in bushes around streams or on moist evergreen forest edges, farm kings dad especially on poor or quartzite farm kings dad sandstone substrates. In South Africa it is most common in complexes formation fynbos, farm kings dad in other types of vegetation is scarce. Performs up to an altitude of 1600 m Description: Strong fern with woody stems 0.5-2 m high (Australian plants can take the strain as high as 3 m) and 30 cm in diameter. Leaves are one shape, 0.5-2 (-2.5) m long and 15-60 cm wide, lanceolate in outline, farm kings dad 2 pinnate, stiff, shiny, glabrous or the lower side between veins hairy; first-order segments are 10-30 cm long and 2-12 cm broad; segments of the last order are oblong, slightly sickle-shaped, 1.5-8 cm long and 0.4 to 0.8 centimeters wide base to adhere to a spindle, on the edge of a finely serrated or scalloped, on top bluntly pointed. Sporangia are eusporangiátního type, developing on the underside of the segments in the lower third of the leaf is brown, thick-walled, with a slit opening; Oster missing. Threat and Protection: Red List of flora of South Africa (2009) classifies farm kings dad the species as requiring attention (LC - Least Concern). In the category of endangered species (endangered) is also listed in the Red List of South Australia (2005). Alena photographed Vydrová and Vít Grulich, on 25 9th 2012 (South farm kings dad Africa, Western Cape, Cape Town: northern slope of Table Mountain).
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Categories Site Actions Atlas sites Floristic regions Australis Jihozápadoaustralská areas north and východoaustralská area Středoaustralská area Capensis Holantarctis Holarctis Neotropis farm kings dad Paleotropis list of provinces Herbarium Slime mold Fungi Classification Plant Flora of the Czech people from Botany Plants Mosses Conservation laws and Gardens Diary of Major Authors Editor in Chief Ladislav Hoskovec - Gaston Editors : Vít Grulich Vera Svobodová farm kings dad Ladislav Kovar Daniel Baby Jana Möllerová Tomas Mrazek Nadezhda Gutzerová Pavel Sekerka Radim Cibulka Petr Beauty Karel Bergmann Jan Prancl Lubomir Cancer Henry Houska Pavol Elias Jr. Peter Mızıka Mário Duchon Gabriela Vera Leugnerová Jašková Martin Chochel Eva Rencová Miroslav Dvorsky Zdeněk Podešva Dagmar Kohoutová Roman Businský Alena Jírová Josef Prusa Tomáš Kučera David Figura Cedrik and Stepanek Haskovec Jana Humpolíčková Milan Zajac Mazáč Jan Josef Spacek farm kings dad Jan Hrbek Daniel Koutecký Mária White Petr Vobořil David Frank Radek Fiser František Mazáč Vladimir farm kings dad Loydová Renata Joudalová Lucie Lucie Čermáková Hrabětová Zdeněk Zvolánek Luboš Pechar Alexandra Klaudisová Pavel Petr Beňadik Newbie Webmaster RSS RSS 2.0 On this site you can read articles 8660!
Syn.: Acrostichum barbarum L., Osmunda Totta Sw., Todea africana Willd. Family: Osmundaceae Gérardin et Desv. - Podezřeňovité Distribution: It grows in the southern hemisphere, both in South Africa in South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, as well as in eastern and south-eastern Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand. Ecology: It grows in bushes around streams or on moist evergreen forest edges, farm kings dad especially on poor or quartzite farm kings dad sandstone substrates. In South Africa it is most common in complexes formation fynbos, farm kings dad in other types of vegetation is scarce. Performs up to an altitude of 1600 m Description: Strong fern with woody stems 0.5-2 m high (Australian plants can take the strain as high as 3 m) and 30 cm in diameter. Leaves are one shape, 0.5-2 (-2.5) m long and 15-60 cm wide, lanceolate in outline, farm kings dad 2 pinnate, stiff, shiny, glabrous or the lower side between veins hairy; first-order segments are 10-30 cm long and 2-12 cm broad; segments of the last order are oblong, slightly sickle-shaped, 1.5-8 cm long and 0.4 to 0.8 centimeters wide base to adhere to a spindle, on the edge of a finely serrated or scalloped, on top bluntly pointed. Sporangia are eusporangiátního type, developing on the underside of the segments in the lower third of the leaf is brown, thick-walled, with a slit opening; Oster missing. Threat and Protection: Red List of flora of South Africa (2009) classifies farm kings dad the species as requiring attention (LC - Least Concern). In the category of endangered species (endangered) is also listed in the Red List of South Australia (2005). Alena photographed Vydrová and Vít Grulich, on 25 9th 2012 (South farm kings dad Africa, Western Cape, Cape Town: northern slope of Table Mountain).
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