Myriopteris

Contains 2 accepted taxa overall.

Characteristics
Myriopteris Fée
LIP FERN
Myriopteris appears to be more closely related to Pellaea than to Cheilanthes. Myriopteris is characterized by 64 small spores from sexual individuals, 32 large spores from apomicts, mostly cristate to rugulose spore ornamentation, lack of obvious vein endings near the margins of ultimate segments, and its distribution ov mostly North and Central America. Cheilanthes s.s. is exclusive to South America and the Old World (Grusz & Windham 2013).
Classification
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POLYPODIALES
Myriopteris
Citation
MYRIOPTERIS Fée, Mém. Foug. 5: 148. 1852.
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TYPE: Myriopteris marsupianthes Fée 1852. Typified by Copeland, Gen. Filic. 65. 1947.
Species
Scientific Name Common Name Herbarium Specimens Status Photos
Myriopteris lanosa Hairy Lipfern
Myriopteris tomentosa Woolly Lipfern
Genus Synonyms
Synonym Full Citation Basionym Type
No synonyms found.