Microsorum griseorhizoma
A little-documented Microsorum known only from New Guinea, where like its relatives it most likely creeps on tree trunks or mossy rocks in wet tropical forest. Treat it as a warm, constantly humid, shade-loving creeping fern and mount or pot it in an open, airy medium.
Where it grows wild
Nothing species-specific is published beyond the type material; by analogy with other New Guinea Microsorum it is probably a creeping epiphyte or lithophyte in wet, ever-humid rainforest.
No wild records carry an elevation; the measured climate comes from one lowland point (about 170 m) placed inside New Guinea, so the true altitude is unknown and could be montane.
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