Species Adiantum sulphureum
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There aren’t any identifications of Adiantum sulphureum.
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Etymology of Adiantum:
Gk. a- = not, without; diantos = wettable, hence dry, incapable of being wetted. The fronds of ‘maiden hair’ shed water and are reputed to remain dry even in a rain-shower or when plunged into water.
Etymology of sulphureum:
Latin for sulphureus = 'sulphur' on account of the yellow colour
Scientific name:
Adiantum sulphureum Kaulf.
Synonym of:
Unknown
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Protologue:
Enum. Fil.: 207 (1824)
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Observations of Taxon
There aren’t any identifications of Adiantum sulphureum.
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