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Atlas Of Ferns Of The British Isles

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of an arctic-alpine species. <strong>The</strong> taxon was first recognized by<br />

Thomas Moore as Lastrea dilatata var. alpina from Ben<br />

Lawers. It also grows, however, at sea-level in oak woodlands<br />

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