Adiantum intermedium
A maidenhair of south-eastern, southern and west-central Brazil, described by Swartz in 1817 and fairly well collected (186 wild GBIF records, 190–1,120 m). The measured sites have a warm, wet summer and a pronounced dry winter from May to September. It grows in forest, so shade and a moist root zone matter more than the regional dry air.
Where it grows wild
Semi-deciduous and Atlantic forest understory, often on shaded banks and along streams. The exact microhabitat is not documented in the sources reached.
Recorded from 186 to 1,120 m, median 650 m (56 records).
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