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Description: Fern with everlasting
, erect or rising and bulky rhizome. Fronds arranged in dense clump, of
(40 50-80 (140) cm of length; petiole 2/3-1/2 of the length of the
frond, thin, yellowish chestnut in most of its length, densely
palearcticus in the base. Paleae lanceolate, of chestnut-colored - pale
to brilliant chestnut, concoloras or sometimes with a darker
tenuous central band. Triangular sheet - lanceolate, herbaceous or
weakly coriaceous, green dark, brilliant, eglandular, 3-pinnate
(sometimes a fourth time pinnatifid on the basal pinnae). |
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Distribution:
Paleomediterranean relicto is present in some macaronesican islands,
northwest and west of the Iberian Peninsula (Galicia and Portugal). Its
presence in the hills of Algeciras, based on a sheet gathered in 1851,
it has not been confirmed during the accomplishment of this work, by
what it is considered to be extinct in Andalusia. |
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reasons of the risk:
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Category IUCN: LC
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