Crepidomanes barnardianum
Crepidomanes barnardianum (Bailey) Tindale
Crepidomanes barnardianum is a species in the genus Crepidomanes, belonging to the fern family Hymenophyllaceae. It was first described in 1963 by Tindale, based on earlier work by Bailey. This species is part of a group of small, delicate ferns commonly known as filmy ferns, characterized by their thin, translucent fronds.
Description
Crepidomanes barnardianum is a member of the Hymenophyllaceae, a family of ferns known for their thin, often translucent leaves. The species was formally named and described in 1963 by Tindale, who recognized its distinct characteristics and placed it within the genus Crepidomanes. This genus includes a number of small, moisture-dependent ferns typically found in humid environments. The species is part of a broader group of ferns that exhibit unique adaptations to wet, shaded habitats.
Synonyms
Trichomanes barnardianum
