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</b><p>Habit at Road to Lower Kula Pipeline Haiku Uka, Maui, Hawaii.
May 20, 2017
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Also known as Grammitis tenella. Small, ephiphytic. Dense mats. Narrow, linear fronds, with irregularly scattered sori that are often large and extend beyond the blade margins. Sori not as uniformly arranged as in Lepisorus.
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