Davallia solida
A widespread hare's-foot fern of tropical Asia, Malesia, northern Australia and the Pacific islands, with creeping scaly rhizomes and leathery, glossy fronds. It grows on trees and rocks, from the coast to about 2100 m, and is an easy mounted or basket fern.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte on trunks and branches and lithophyte on rocks, in lowland and lower montane forest, coastal forest and open, sunny places on Pacific islands.
Recorded at 1β2100 m, median 250 m (197 records).
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