Asplenium brausei
A rarely collected spleenwort of the rainforests of southern Cameroon and Gabon, described by Hieronymus in 1911 and known from about 20 wild records. Almost nothing is published on its ecology, so this profile uses the measured climate of submontane Central African rainforest: warm, very humid and evenly moist, with a short drier spell in December–February.
Where it grows wild
Humid lowland to submontane rainforest in southern Cameroon and Gabon. Whether it grows on the ground, on rocks or as a low epiphyte is not documented; many Central African Asplenium grow in moss on trunks and rocks.
Recorded from 117 to 1000 m, median 713 m (10 records).
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