Nephrolepis abrupta
Nephrolepis abrupta is a sword fern of the western Indian Ocean islands and western Malesia, recorded mainly from lowland Réunion. Like its relatives it grows on trunks, rocks or forest ground in warm, humid forest and is easy to grow in a warm, bright-shaded spot.
Where it grows wild
Little has been published specifically on this species. Most records are from lowland humid forest on eastern Réunion, and the genus typically grows as an epiphyte on trunks or on rocks and banks.
Recorded from 14 to 2,244 m, median 160 m; mostly lowland.
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