Asplenium fragrans
Asplenium fragrans is a Neotropical spleenwort of humid montane forest from Mexico and the Caribbean to Bolivia, most often growing epiphytically on trunks and mossy branches, sometimes on rocks. The measured sites sit around 2500 m with cool, even temperatures all year, so treat it as a cool cloud-forest fern.
Where it grows wild
Mostly epiphytic on mossy trunks and branches, occasionally on rocks or banks, in humid montane and cloud forest. Specific habitat detail for this species was not available; this follows the genus pattern and the record elevations.
Records span 1β4518 m with a median of 2544 m; the few extreme values are likely georeferencing errors, and most plants are montane (roughly 1500β3500 m).
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