Asplenium dimorphum
A spleenwort endemic to Norfolk Island in the south-west Pacific, belonging to the Neottopteris group of Asplenium with somewhat leathery fronds; its closest relative is the coastal A. difforme. As its name suggests the fronds are dimorphic. Little habitat detail is in the sources available, so care is based on Norfolk Island's mild, humid subtropical climate.
Where it grows wild
Norfolk Island's remaining native vegetation is subtropical rainforest dominated by Norfolk Island pine, palms and tree ferns, now mostly within the national park. The species is assumed to grow in the shade of this forest; its exact niche (ground, rock or tree) was not confirmed in the sources available.
Norfolk Island rises only to 319 m at Mount Bates, so all sites are at low elevation.
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