Adiantum lindsaeoides
A maidenhair described in 2013 from the lowland Atlantic Forest of eastern Brazil, named for its resemblance to Lindsaea. Only 12 wild records exist, at 80–225 m, in a warm climate with a milder, somewhat drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial in lowland Atlantic Forest in Bahia and neighbouring states. Specific microhabitat notes were not available.
Recorded at 80–225 m, median 150 m (6 records).
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