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Terrestrial in wet montane forests; 1200-2300 m. Mexico; Guat, Hond, Salv (Lotschert 414, US), CR, Pan; Jam, Hisp; Col, Ven, Ec, Peru, s Braz, Bol. Adams (in Davidse et al., 1995) also cited Nicaragua and Uruguay in the range.

Rhizomes erect; rhizome scales dark brown, lustrous, linearlanceolate, twisted, 10-20 x 2-4 mm; fronds 100-200 cm long; stipes atropurpureous throughout, 40-70(-100) cm x 5-10 mm, ca. 1/3 the frond length, bases persistently scaly for at least a third of their length, with abundant, erect hairs ca. 0.1 mm long in the adaxial grooves; blades thick-herbaceous to subcoriaceous, deeply pinnate-pinnatifid proximally (but never 2-pinnate), 60-100 x 40-60(-80) cm, gradually tapering distally to pinnatifidapices, buds absent; rachises glabrescent or with scattered hairlike scales; pinnae stalked 4-10 mm, 20-40 x 3.5-4.5(-6.5) cm, equilateral, 12-20 pairs per blade, linear-lanceolate, cut usually 3/5-4/5 the way to the costae, bases truncate, apices acuminate, segments 1.8-2(-3) x 0.5-1 cm, to ca. 40 pairs per pinna, 1 or 2 proximal pairs shortened, all segments broadly adnate and confluent with adjacent segments, obtuse and dentate at the tips; veins free, 10-15 pairs per segment, simple or the basal ones in each segment 1-forked; indument adaxially of dense hairs 0.1 mm long in rachial and costal grooves, abaxially the costae and segment midveins with lax, brown septate hairs and hair-like or linear-lanceolate scales 0.5-2 mm long; sori pinnate, 10-15 pairs per segment, with very narrow (<0.2 mm), caducous, erose indusia 1-4 x 0.1-0.2 mm, indusia often hidden by sporangia or seemingly absent in some specimens.

Diplazium lindbergii (Mett.) H. Christ in Pittier, Prim. Fl. Costaric. 3(1): 27. 1901; Asplenium lindbergii Mett. Fig. 50 B.

Rizoma erecto, con escamas concoloras, linear-lanceoladas, enteras o con escasos tricomas o dientes cortos; hojas 1­00–250 cm de largo; pecíolo  ca 1/3 de la longitud de la hoja; lámina oblonga, 1-pinnado-pinnatífida, aba­xialmente con tricomas septados laxos y escamas filiformes  sobre las costas y el nervio medio de los últimos segmentos, adaxialmente con densos trico­mas sobre el canal del raquis y las costas; pinnas 12–20 pares, pediculadas, subopuestas a alter­nas, bases trun­cadas, ápices acumi­na­dos, incisas hasta 4/5 de la dis­tan­cia entre las costas y los márgenes; nervios libres, 1-bifurcados; indusio con margen eroso, caduco.

Nebliselvas y bosques húmedos; Nelson 7546, Rueda 14852; (200–) 900–1700 m; México a Bolivia y sur  de Brasil, Jamaica, República Dominicana y Haití. NT

Root: root fasciculate. Stem: stem erect. Leaf: leaf pinnatifid. Type of sporangium: type of sporangium leptosporangiate. Sporangium: sori diplazioid. Spore: perine cristate. Raiz: raiz(es) fasciculada(s). Caule: caule(s) ereto(s). Folha: folha(s) pinatifida(s). Tipo de esporângio: tipo de esporângio leptosporangiada(s). Esporângio: soro(s) diplazióide. Esporo: perina cristada(s). Raiz: raiz(ces) fasciculada(s). Tallo: tallo(s) erecto(s). Hoja: hoja(s) pinatifida(s). Tipo de esporangio: tipo de esporangio leptosporangiada(s). Esporangio: soro(s) diplazioide. Esporo: perina cristada(s). Raiz: raiz(es) fasciculada(s). Caule: caule(s) ereto(s). Folha: folha(s) pinatifida(s). Tipo de esporângio: tipo de esporângio leptosporangiada(s). Esporângio: soro(s) diplazióide. Esporo: perina cristada(s). Raiz: raiz(ces) fasciculada(s). Tallo: tallo(s) erecto(s). Hoja: hoja(s) pinatifida(s). Tipo de esporangio: tipo de esporangio leptosporangiada(s). Esporangio: soro(s) diplazioide. Esporo: perina cristada(s).

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