Asplenium clermontiae
A rare natural hybrid spleenwort, usually treated as Asplenium ruta-muraria × A. trichomanes. It turns up in crevices of limestone rocks and old mortared walls where both parents grow, in Europe and very rarely in north-eastern North America. It is a small, hardy crevice fern.
Where it grows wild
Found as single plants in the mortar joints of old walls, such as a cemetery wall at Unter-Aspang in Lower Austria, and on shaded dolomite and sandstone rock faces near Graz. One collector notes it is very rare even where thousands of both parents grow together.
Measured sites lie at about 150–550 m; wall-rue and maidenhair spleenwort both range much higher.
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