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Doodia milnei Carruth.

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Carruth.
Carruth.
1873
352
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Doodia milnei Carruth.
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Doodia milnei
Holotype: Raoul Island, W.G. Milne, 1854, BM 001048309!

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Doodia milnei Carruth.

Vegetative reproduction by short branching of the rhizome, noted in glasshouse grown material. Rhizome clad in dense black paleae. Fertile and sterile fronds similar; fertile erect to inclined; sterile inclined to prostrate. Fronds not as harsh as D. media ssp. australis, submembranous; never red when young; lamina c. 12-60 cm long. Stipes and raches bearing brown scales which are more persistent at the stipe base but are often shed; sparsely pubescent, sometimes becoming glabrous with age. Lower pinnae attached by costae only or partly adnate to the rachis, lowest pair sometimes longer than pairs immediately above them; middle pinnae adnate, upper decurrent. Pinnae c. 20-44 pairs or subopposite; middle pinnae rounded, acute or acuminate at apex. Terminal pinna 1.5-6 cm long (1/6) (1/9-1/14 frond length). Longest pinnae c. 1.0-15 cm long, 3-15 mm wide. Distance between middle pinnae 1-10 mm (0.3-1.3 × pinna width). Sori in one or two rows, the second row sometimes almost complete on most pinnae; discrete. Indusium c. 2 mm long, usually linear, rarely kidney-shaped.

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Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.
Doodia milnei Carruth.

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Holotype: Raoul Island, W.G. Milne, 1854, BM 001048309!

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1 January 2000
29 January 2021
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