Davallia repens
A small creeping hare's-foot fern (often treated as Humata repens) with a very wide range from Africa and the Indian Ocean islands through tropical Asia to the Pacific. It runs its furry rhizome over mossy trunks and rocks, and grows well mounted or in a shallow basket.
Where it grows wild
Like most Davallia it grows on bark and in rock crevices, with long creeping rhizomes; this species is usually on mossy trunks and rocks in humid forest. Species-specific habitat notes were not found.
Recorded at 0β3810 m (median 774 m); most records come from lower and middle montane forest.
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