Adiantum zollingeri
Adiantum zollingeri is a tropical Asian maidenhair fern recorded from southern India and Sri Lanka through Thailand and Indochina to Java and Sulawesi. It grows in monsoonal lowland and lower-montane forest with a marked dry season, so it wants warm, shaded, humid conditions and a slightly drier spell in the cooler months.
Where it grows wild
A terrestrial fern of lowland to lower-montane monsoon forest, most records being from Thailand. Like related maidenhairs it probably grows on shaded banks, rocky slopes and stream sides under the canopy.
Recorded at 90–1150 m (median 355 m, 13 records).
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