Adiantum gracile
A maidenhair of west-central Brazil (Mato Grosso and Goiás region), recorded at 440–1,300 m. It probably survives in shaded gallery forest or damp rocky places, and may die back in the dry months.
Where it grows wild
Probably gallery forest, shaded stream banks or rock crevices within the cerrado, where ferns find moisture through the dry season. Not confirmed by the sources reached.
Recorded from 442 to 1,300 m, median 850 m (26 records).
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