Botrychium alabamense. North American flora (), New York Botanical Garden
“Plant 7-38 cm. high”
Listed in this book as Botrychium alabamense
Botrychium alabamense. North American flora (), New York Botanical Garden
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2.5-13 cm. broad, 24 times pinnately or subternately divided, the lowest primary divisions deltoid or somewhat pentagonal, often long-stalked, the upper ones oblong to oblong-ovate, the penultimate divisions oblong or oblong-ovate, pinnately divided into 2-4 cuneiform to oblong or oblong-ovate, mostly rounded, sessile, distant or close lateral segments, and larger, unequally fan-shaped to rhombic, rounded or acutish tips, the outer margins of the segments finely serrulate; sporophyl 4.5-30 cm. long, the stalk 3.8-25 cm. long, the panicle lax; spores maturing from February to April. TYPE LOCALITY : Cinchona, Jamaica, altitude 1500 meters. DISTRIBUTION : Blue Mountains, Jamaica. 21. Botrychium alabamense Maxon, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. 19: 23. 1906. Plant 7-38 cm. high, lax and slender, the rhizome mostly erect ; bud hairy, entirely enclosed ; commonstalk short, hypogean ; lamina lax, with a stalk 1.5-11 cm. long, broadly
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