Asplenium currorii
A West and Central African rainforest spleenwort with once-pinnate fronds, recorded from Ghana to Gabon, São Tomé and Cameroon, mostly in lowland to submontane forest around 600 m. Little is published on its ecology; the profile builds on the measured climate and on how comparable African forest Asplenium grow, on trunks and mossy rocks in shade.
Where it grows wild
Humid lowland and submontane Guineo-Congolian forest, growing on tree trunks, logs and mossy rocks in the shaded understorey (inferred from the genus; not documented for this species).
Records span 30–1500 m, median 600 m.
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