AN ENUMEBATION OF CULTIVATJED FEENS, 



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16. C. radiata, 7 Sm; Lowe's Ferns, 4, t 18. Adiantnm 

 ra>diatuin, Limi. ; 8w. ; {Plvm. Fil. 1. 100). Hypolepia 

 radiata, HooTe. 8p. Fil. t. 91 A. Adiantopsis radiata. 

 Fee. — Tropical America. 



16. C. pedata, A. Br. Hypolepis pedata, 'Rook. Sp. Fil. 2, 

 L92 A. Adiantopsis pedata, Moore. — Jamaica. 



89. CBYPTO GRAMME, B. Br. 



VemaUon f soicul ate, erect, caespitose. Fronds hi-tTipijma,te, 

 6-10 inches high, the fertile contracted; segments oblong, 

 linear j margins membranous, revolute, oppositely conniving. 



Geniusg.—Pottton of barren pinna, natntalEU*, ditto fertile enlarged 

 aud unfolded. No. I, 



a universal indusium. Veins forked, free. Receptacles 

 terminal, subelongated. Sori defined, oblong, becoming late- 

 rally confluent, forming a compound, broad, intramarginal, 

 linear sorus, included under the universal indusium. 



1. Ci crispa, B. Br.; Hook, et Bcmer. Oen. Fil. t. 116 S; 

 Hook. Brit. Ferns, 3, t. 34. Pteris crispa, Limi. ; Sw. ; 

 8cKh. FU. t. 98 ; Eng. Bat. t. 1160. Allosorus orispus, 

 Bemh. ; Presl ; J. 8m. Gen. Fil. ; lAndl. cmd Moore's 

 Brit. Ferns, t. 8 ; Lowe's Ferns, 3, t. 34. Phorolobus 

 crispus, Desv. — Temperate Begions of the Northern 

 Hcmispheie. 



