Asplenium douglasii
A spleenwort of south-eastern Brazil described by Hooker and Greville in 1829, with 42 wild records mostly below 300 m in the Atlantic Forest. It wants warm, humid shade with a drier, milder winter.
Where it grows wild
Lowland Atlantic Forest of south-eastern Brazil; the habit is not recorded in reachable sources, and it is treated as a forest shade fern.
Recorded at 30–965 m, median 180 m (12 records).
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