Asplenium barteri
A West and Central African rainforest spleenwort named by Hooker in 1861, with records from Guinea and Liberia to Gabon and Cameroon. Its sites are warm and humid all year, with a short drier spell in December to February. It needs steady warmth, shade and high humidity.
Where it grows wild
It grows in lowland and submontane Guineo-Congolian rainforest. No habitat notes were reachable. Many African spleenworts of this forest grow on trunks and mossy rocks in the shade, so that is assumed here.
Recorded from 10 to 1490 m, median 590 m (169 records).
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