Asplenium diplaziosorum
A rain-forest spleenwort of West and Central Africa, from Guinea to Uganda, and Madagascar, described by Hieronymus. 'diplaziosorum' and 'diplazisorum' are both spellings of this name in the checklists. Labels place it in primary and old secondary rain forest, in riverine forest, and on rocks in streams. Grow it as a warm, humid, shaded forest fern.
Where it grows wild
It grows in primary and old secondary rain forest, in riverine forest by treefall gaps, and on rocks in streams (Danyi N'Digbé, Togo). In Madagascar it grows in mid-elevation humid forest.
The Togo records are from about 700 m. Records under the other spelling run from 282 to 1,400 m.
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