Adiantum sinuosum
A maidenhair fern of the Brazilian cerrado region, from the southeast and west-central states into Bolivia. Its sites have a hot, sharply seasonal climate with a near-rainless winter, so the plants probably shelter in gallery forest or moist ravines.
Where it grows wild
Habitat notes were not found. Given the dry-season climate, it most likely grows in gallery forest, shaded ravines or other moist pockets within the cerrado.
Recorded at 0–1410 m, median 821 m (117 records).
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