Pyrrosia angustata
A narrow-fronded epiphytic tongue fern of lowland Malesian forest, recorded mostly below 300 m in Borneo, Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra. Like other Pyrrosia its thick, felted fronds handle brief drying, so it suits a warm, humid, bright mount rather than a constantly wet terrarium.
Where it grows wild
Grows on tree trunks and branches in lowland and hill rainforest, including disturbed and fairly open sites; specific microhabitat detail is thin, so this follows the genus.
Records span 10โ3,429 m but the median is 160 m; it is essentially a lowland and hill-forest plant.
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