380 52. GYMNOGRAMME, §§§§ EUGYMNOGRAMME. 



22. G. Andersoni, Beddome ; St. tufted, 1-2 in. 1., densely clothed with soft 

 golden hairs ; fr. 1-2 in. 1., J in. br., oblong, bipinnatifid, with a teimmal pinna 

 and 4-5 lateral pairs, all sessile, roundish-oblong, bluntly lobed from J-|- of the 

 way down to the rachis ; textwe thinly herbaceous ; rachis and surfaces clothed 

 -with hairs like those of the stem ; veins fine, pinnate ; sori linear. — Beddome, 

 Fil. Brit. Ind. i. 190. 



Hab. Kumaon, at 13,000 ft.. Dr. Anderson. 



23. G, tomentosa, Desv. ; st. tufted, 6-12 in. 1., firm, erect, chesnut-brown, 

 viUose ; fr. 6-12 i». i., deltoid and'bipinnate when fully developed ; upper pinnm 

 simple, stalked, rounded or cordate at the base, 1-2 in.-!., ^-1 in. br., entire or 

 lobed, lower pinnae 1-4 in. 1., with several similar pinnl. ; textwe herbaceous ; 

 castaneous rachis ypilose and both sides slightly so ; veins close, the sori running 

 along all of them all over the surface. — Hk. Sp. 5. p. 144. 



Hab. S. Brazil and Peru. — Habit of 0. rufa, but more divided. They resemble 

 Semionitis in habit, but the sori are not at all reticulated. 



24. G. angustifrons. Baker ; st. tufted, flexuose, 2-4 in. 1., wiry, glossy, dark 

 chesnut-brown ; fr. 6-12 in. 1., ^ in. br., ligulate, bipinnatifid, enrolled at the 

 point ; pinnce with usually a space between them, oblong-deltoid, J-f in. 1., 

 2-3 lin. br., with blunt rounded lobes, the lowest of which reach nearly or 

 quite down to the rachis ; 'texture subcoriaceous ; rachis and both sides pilose ; 

 veins flabellate ; sori oblong. — G. elongata, Hk. Sp. 5. p. 135. {non Swartz). 

 Jamesonia, Fie. 



Hab. -Andes "of Ecuador and Peru. 



26. G. hirsuiula, Mett. ; st. tufted, flexuose, 1-2 in. 1., wiry, glossy, castaneous ; 

 fr. 1 ft. 1., 5-1 in. br., ligulate, bipinnatifid, not enrolled at the point ; pinnce 

 close, spreading, ovate or ovate-oblong, cut down nearly to the rachis on each 

 side into 2-5 obovate-cuneate lobes ; texture subcoriaceous ; rachis and both sides 

 slightly hairy ; veins not reaching the edge. — Mett. Fil. Nov. Gran. p. 209. 



Hab. New Granada, Lmdig. — Differs from the preceding by being less hairy, and not 

 circinate at the point. 



26. G. Karstenii, Mett. ; st. 2 in. 1., wiry, glossy, castaneous ; fr. 1 ft. 1., 

 4 in. br., ligulate, bipinnatifid, the apex enrolled ; pinnce numerous, lax, 

 spreading, stalked, ovate-rhomboidal, cuneate at the base, cut down nearly to 

 the raiohis on each side into 1-3 obovate-cuneate lobes ; texture subcoriaceous ; 

 rachis and both sides nearly naked ; veins seldom reaching the edge. — Mett. Fil. 

 Nov. Gran. p. 210. 



Hab. New Granada, Lmdig, 15a. 



27. G. incisa, Mart. & Lind. ; st. tufted, wiry, 3-4 in. 1., ebeneous, slightly 

 pilose ; fr. 3-4 in. 1., 1^ in. br., bipinnatifid ; pinnas close, lanceolate^ cut down 

 to a broadly-winged centre into oblong entire or forked lobes ; texture sub- 

 coriaceous ; rachis densely villose and both sides less so ; veins one to each lobe ; 

 sori linear-obiong. — Hh. Sp. 5. p. 1 34. ~- 



Hab. New Granada, Linden, 1044. 



28. G. mohriceformis, Mett. ; st. tufted, wiry, 3-4 in. 1., dark purplish-brown, 

 slightly villose ; fr. 2-3 in. 1., 1 in. br., lanceolate-deltoid, bipinnate ; lower 

 pinnce the largest, ^ in. 1., J-| in. br., cut down nearly or quite to the rachis into 

 orbicular crenate lobes ; texture coriaceous ; rachis and both sides hispid ; veins 

 conspicuous, flabellate ; sori small, oblong. — Hk. Sp. 6. p. 128. 



n.ib. Peru. 



