Davallia pulchra
Davallia pulchra D.Don
Davallia pulchra is a fern species in the family Davalliaceae. It was first described by D.Don in 1825. This species belongs to the genus Davallia, which includes several ferns known for their unique, often epiphytic growth habits.
Description
Davallia pulchra is a member of the Davalliaceae, a family of ferns typically found in tropical and subtropical regions. The species was scientifically described by D.Don in 1825. As part of the genus Davallia, it shares characteristics common to the group, such as a creeping rhizome and fronds that often exhibit a delicate, lacy appearance. The genus Davallia is known for its ornamental value and adaptability to various growing conditions, including epiphytic lifestyles on trees or rocks. This species contributes to the biodiversity of ferns and is recognized for its ecological and horticultural significance.
Synonyms
Davallodes pseudocystopterisDavallodes pulchraMicrolepia chaerophyllaAraiostegia pulchraLeucostegia pulchraDavallia pseudocystopterisAcrophorus pseudocystopterisLeucostegia pseudocystopterisAraiostegia pseudocystopterisDavallia athamanticaAraiostegia athamanticaAcrophorus pulcherHumata pulchraDavallia chaerophyllaAraiostegia yunnanensisDavallia rigidulaAcrophorus chaerophyllusHumata chaerophyllaKatoella pulchraDavallia pulchra var. pseudocystopterisDavallia chaerophylla