Davallia pectinata
A rabbit's-foot fern of Malesia, northeastern Australia and the Pacific islands. Furry creeping rhizomes grow over bark and rock and carry finely divided fronds. It wants steady warmth, rainforest humidity and a mount or very open basket rather than a pot of soil.
Where it grows wild
Like other Davallia, it grows epiphytically on tree trunks and branches, or on rocks, in tropical lowland and hill forest. Species-specific habitat notes were not found.
1–1,450 m, median 300 m across 133 records.
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