Adiantum induratum
A little-known maidenhair of southern China, Hainan and Vietnam, known from only 15 wild GBIF records.
Where it grows wild
Presumably terrestrial in shaded forest, like most maidenhairs of the region; the epithet ('hardened') suggests firm, leathery pinnae, which may mean it tolerates somewhat drier or rockier sites. Treat this as a genus-level estimate.
Few records carry an elevation.
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