Blechnum lenormandii
A hard fern endemic to New Caledonia, recorded from near sea level to about 1475 m, mostly around 500 m in the north and centre of Grande Terre. Little is published on its ecology, so treat it like other New Caledonian forest Blechnum: warm, humid, bright shade and steady moisture.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial fern of humid forest and forest margins on Grande Terre; specific microhabitat is not documented, and this is inferred from the genus in New Caledonia.
Recorded 0–1475 m, median 500 m.
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