lacy hare's-foot fern
Davallia fejeensis Hook.
Davallia fejeensis, commonly known as lacy hare's-foot fern, is an epiphytic fern in the family Davalliaceae. It is recognized for its rhizomes, which have a furry texture and a coloration of brown and yellow, resembling rabbit's feet. The species was published in 1846 and is part of the Davallia genus.
Description
Davallia fejeensis is native to regions including Oceania, Brazil (BR), Cundinamarca, and Hawaii. This fern is distinguished by its rhizomes, which are often described as resembling rabbit's feet due to their color and texture. It belongs to the Davalliaceae family and is part of the Davallia genus. The species was first described by Hook. in 1846.
Other common names
lacy hare's-foot fern
Distribution
Oceania · BR · Cundinamarca · Hawaii
Synonyms
Davallia fijiensisStenolobus fejeensisDavallia solida var. fejeensisDavallia fejeeensisOdontoloma fejeensis