Asplenium andapense
A spleenwort described by Tardieu from the Andapa region of northeastern Madagascar, known here from three records at 625–1150 m. This is one of Madagascar's wettest areas: humid all year, with no real dry season. Ecology beyond that is undocumented.
Where it grows wild
Humid evergreen forest of the northeastern escarpment. Its growth habit is not recorded in sources we could reach; it is treated as a shaded forest fern.
Records at 625–1150 m, median 1000 m.
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