Adiantum semiorbiculatum
A maidenhair described by Bonaparte in 1921 from Vietnam and known from very few collections; GBIF has one wild record, from coastal Khánh Hòa in south-central Vietnam. Nothing is published on its ecology or cultivation, so this profile generalises from the measured lowland climate and from Southeast Asian forest maidenhairs.
Where it grows wild
Assumed terrestrial on shaded, humus-rich ground or banks in lowland forest; no habitat notes were found.
The single recorded site is at about 140 m.
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