Adiantum trilobum
A Linnaean name for a maidenhair that Kew now lists as endemic to Haiti. GBIF holds no usable wild records, and its habitat is not documented in the sources checked. Grow it as a warm Caribbean forest maidenhair, with care and low expectations of precision.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in the sources checked. The one climate site is lowland Haiti; Hispaniolan Adiantum mostly grow in shaded, moist forest or on limestone banks. This is inferred.
No recorded elevations.
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