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48. Caud. woody, St. stout 2 ft. or more l./r. very 1. tripin. 
below, with deeply pinfid pinnl. 
dilatatum Bl. latifolium. 
(Distinct from sylvaticum ? Bedd.) 
Loc.? India. Bedd. F. S. I., 162. 
ffffff Veins anastomosing; sori as in Diplazium. 
(Anisogonium.) 
•f* Fronds 'pinnate. 
49. St. scaly throughout, fr. 12 — 18 in 1., apex pinfid, text 
thinly herb. hetcrophlebium 
Loc. Assam, Mishmi, Bedd. F. B. I., 329. 
50. St. strong often muricated, pin. often proliferous in axils. 
decussatum. 
Loc. Hirnal, Bedd. F. B. I., 70. 
t f Fronds bipinnate. 
51. Caud. subarborescent, fr. ample, text, subcoriaceous. 
rach, often pubescent. esculentum. 
Bipinnatum Roxb. malabaricum sprengl. 
Fr. sometimes only pinnate. See ante 36, p. 29. 
Loc. Kumaon southwards, Bedd. F. S. I., 164. 
f ffffff Veins anastomosing towards margin. (Hemi- 
dictyum.) 
52. St. densely tufted, wiry ebeneous, chaffy: fr. 4 — 6 in I. / 
lobed nearly or quite to rach Ceterach 
Differs in venation from altemans ; invol. disappears early. 
Loc. Himal. Kashmir. Bedd. F. B. I., 71. 
53. St. green, compressed, nearly naked : fr. pinnate 
(Asplenidictyon. J Sm.) Finlay sonianum. 
Loc. Assam, Khasia, Gowhatti, Mishmi, Nepal, Sikkim, 
Kumaon, Simla. Bedd. F. B. I., 72. 
