Atlas Of Ferns Of The British Isles
Atlas Of Ferns Of The British Isles
Atlas Of Ferns Of The British Isles
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ATHYRIACEAE 73<br />
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24.2<br />
CYSTOPTERIS<br />
DICKIEANA<br />
Dickie 's<br />
Bladder - fern<br />
CHANNEL ISLANDS<br />
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24.2 Cystopteris dickieana Sim<br />
This species is best distinguished by its rugose mammillate<br />
spores and may well prove to be more widespread especially on<br />
northern mountains. This species was described from material<br />
collected in deep shade in an east-facing sea-cave on the<br />
Kincardine (v.c. 91) coast; it has broad pinnae which give it an<br />
attractive appearance hence it is sought after by horticulturists.<br />
Material from elsewhere in Scotland is identical to C.fragilis<br />
except for the non-spiny spores.<br />
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