Diplazium polypodioides Blume Biosystematic Study Of The Fern Genus Diplazium In West Malesia

246 SPECIMENS EXAMINED. --- BORNEO: Kalimantan Timur: M Kato, M. Okamoto, K.Ueda, E.B. Walujo B-7408; M Kato, M. Okamoto, K. Ueda E.B. Walujo B-7403; J. M.S. Clemens 28412; M. Kato, M. Okamoto E. B.Walujo B-10908; M. Kato, M. Okamoto E. B.Walujo B-10922; M. Kato, M. Okamoto E. B.Walujo B-9804; M. Kato H. Wiriadinata B-4811.

46. Diplazium polypodioides Blume

Diplazium polypodioides Blume, En. Pl. Jav.: 194. 1828; Holtt., Gard. Bull. S.S. 11: 93. 1940. Diplazium asperum Blume, En. Pl. Jav.: 195. 1828. Diplazium ophiodontum Copel. C.Chr., Index Filicum Suppl. III, 75. 1934. Athyrium ophiodontum Copel.; Phil. Journ. Sci., 46: 214. 1931. --- TYPE: M. Ramos Bur. Sci. No. 77188 isotype, SING, Penablanca Cagayan Province, Luzon. Diplazium polypodioides Bl., Pl. Jav.: 194. 1928; Backer Posth., Varenfl. Java: 130. 1939; Holtt., Gard. Bull. S.S. 11: 93. 1940. D. asperum Bl., Pl. Jav. 195: 1828. –Athyrium asperum Bl. Milde, Bot. Zeit.: 353. 1870; Holtt., Rev. Fl. Malaya 2: 571. f. 320. 1966. Athyrium blumei Bergsmann Copel., Fern Fl. Philip. 3: 396. 1960. Rhizome stout, erect, to about 10 cm diam., 15 cm cm hight, scales like on stipes. Stipe stout, about 9 mm dian near base, 36=110 cm long, densely scaly near base, surface prickly; scales narrowly linier, 20-50 by 1-2 mm, thick, dark brown, black and toothed at margin. Lamina bipinnate-tripinnatifid, ovate- subdeltoid in outline, 50-156 cm long, to about 70 cm wide; pinnae 21-60 cm long, 11-17 cm wide, narrowed oblong subtriangular, shortly stalked, with 13-26 pairs of pinnules below deltoid lobed apex of pinna; largest pinnuler 6.5-16.5 by 1.2-2.1 cm, oblong with acuminate apex, base subtruncate, sessile or lowest shortly stalked, margin deeply lobed near costules; lobes oblong to subquadrangular, oblique, rounded to obtuse at apex, sharply serrate, 6-15 mm long, 2-5 mm wide; texture papyraceous, dark green, paler beneath; veins pinnate in each lobe, veinlets 5-11 pairs, usually simple, sometimes once forked. Sori 247 usually on almost all veinlets, from base half-way or more close to margin, basal veinlet sometimes diplazioid; indusia thin, persistent. SPORES. Monolete, bilaterally symmetrical made asymmetric by perine, heteropalar; polar ouline excluding perine transversely elliptical, sides convex; equatorial longitudinal view plano-convex to concave-convex; equatorial tranverse view, proximal view planar to concave, distal view convex; perinate. Size: E: 34.3639.6343.17± 2.33, P: 16.3122.9227.43±2.97. Laesura: concealed by wing- like perine. Perine: costate-alate, loosely reticulate; irregular envelope separated from exine surround the spore with costae forming loose irregular reticulation or wing-like muri, reticulation often incomplete, lacunae large irregular polygons, 3-9 µ m across; wing-like muri project 1-7µm, terminating margins entire; surface or perine smooth under SEM. ANATOMY. Vascular bundle form uninterrupted U-shaped with an angle 105º, base and angle ridges on both inward and outward directions, end develops large ridges and grooves becomes somewhat W-shape. CHROMOSOMES. 2n = 82 Cytotype: T.Ng. Praptosuwiryo 1647, BO. DISTRIBUTION. Assam, Sri Langka, SW China, Taiwan, throughout Malesia. ECOLOGY. On moist ground, humus rich soil in shadowed places in mountain slopes forest elevation 200-1900 m sea level. VERNACULAR NAMES. Pakis benik Bengkulu. USES. Young fronds of this species are sold in the local marked of Sumatra as vegetables. SPECIMENS EXAMINED --- JAVA: Alston 12671; Backer 8898; 9185, 9812 bit, 9847, 10242, 10412, 10494, 12024, 13204, 12906, 14158, 16043, 16231, 18447, 18621; Backer Posthumus 44, 91, 122, 207, 258, 541; Bakhuizen vd Brink 88, 2011, 2530, 3252, 5677; Beguin 12, s.n. 5-1927; Clason s.n. 27-5-1931, F101, F97, K173; Blume s.n., Clason-Laarman K142, K162; Dillerogn 707; Donk 355, 357, 602; Groenhart s.n. Malang; Hallier s.n. 23-11-1894, 682, 685; Heurn s.n. 7-1935; Kern 8459; Koorders 15442B, 22881B, 41113B, 41164B, 43738B; Laarman K169; Posthumus 1460a, 1666; Popta 84, 94; D.R. Pleyte 32; T.Ng. Praptosuwiryo 533, 536, 549, 605, 609, 703, 248 711, 714, 755, 763, 1391, 1581, 1582, 1583, 1599, 1605, 1606, 1612, 1613, 1617, 1623, 1640, 1651, 1339; Raciborski s.n. Telaga Warna, s.n. Kota Batu, s.n. Mt. Guntur; Rumka s.n. 18-11-1829; Sapiin 2677; Scheffer s.n. 3-9-1870; Schiffner s.n. 27-2-1894, s.n. 5-1-1894; Ciets 12; Vriese s.n. 5-5-1926; Winckel 1248B, 1281B, 1413B, 1422B; Wisse 627. --- SUMATRA: P. Buwalda 6340; Dr. P. Buwalda 6340. --- MALAY PENINSULA: Md Nur SFN 32937, King F90, King 10849; Ridley 14206; A.G. Piggott 26; Md Nur SFN 11515; R.E. Holttum SFN 9770. SUMATRA: T.Ng. Praptosuwiryo 2242. NOTES. I justify Athyrium ophiodontum Copel. as new synonym of D. polypodioides Bl. The size of the middle pinnae, 11 x 3 cm, is slightly larger than that recorded for D. polypodioides in Holttum 1940. Otherwise there is no differences between the Philippine specimen and the materials from BO and SING.

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