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VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMIA OF NEW GUINEA. 105<br />

HymENOPHYLLACEvE.<br />

15" Hymenophyllum ooides F. M. & Baker, n. sp. — Stipe<br />

short, thread-like, glabrous. Fronds lanceolate, 2-3-pinnate, pendulous,<br />

glabrous G-9 in. long, at most an inch broad; rachis<br />

thread-like. Pinnae very numerous, lanceolate, ascending, those in<br />

the centre of the frond the largest, usually simply pinnate, rarely<br />

with small pinnate pinnules. Ultimate segments obovate, obtuse,<br />

1-nerved, emarginate, crowded, about Jj in. long, more or less<br />

crisped and complicated. Sori small, terminal on the ultimate<br />

segments. Indusium immersed at the base in the lamina of the<br />

segments, its valves cuneate with a rounded margin.—New Guinea<br />

highlands, alt. 9200 ft. A very distinct species, allied to 11. undu-<br />

httiiiii and crispuDi.<br />

H. dilatatuin Sw.—Mount Musgrave, Mount Knutsford, and<br />

summit of Owen Stanley range. (Polynesian and Malay isles.<br />

New Zealand).<br />

H. tunhnd(jense Sm.— Summit of Owen Stanley range. (Cosmopolitan).<br />

H. vmltijidum Sw.—Musgrave range, alt. 7000-8000 ft. (Polynesia,<br />

New Zealand). What is probably an exposed mountain<br />

form of the same species, with contracted fronds and a densely<br />

scaly rachis, occurs on the same mountains.<br />

Trklunnanes htuiiile Forst. ? Camp No. 1. — (Polynesia, Java,<br />

New Zealand).<br />

T. ptillidiiiji Blume.—Mount Musgrave. (Malay and Polynesian<br />

isles. Queensland).<br />

T. riiiidnm Sw.—Mount Musgrave. (Cosmopolitan, tropical and<br />

subtropical).<br />

T. apiifoliiim Presl. — Mount Musgrave. (Malay and Polynesian<br />

isles. Norfolk Island).<br />

T. triclwphijllitm Moore.—Mount Knutsford. (Borneo. New<br />

Caledonia).<br />

T. maximum Blume.—Mount Knutsford and Mount Musgrave,<br />

7000-8000 fD. (Malay and Polynes.an isles, Queensland, Perak).<br />

POLYPODIACE.E.<br />

29." Dicksonia (Patania) rhombifolia Baker, n. sp. — Stipe<br />

and rachis slender, naked, castaneous. Frond oblong-lanceolate,<br />

bipinnate, under a foot long, green and glabrous on both surfaces.<br />

Pinna? sessile, lanceolate, cut down to the rachis into oblongrhomboidal<br />

pinnules \-^ in. long, ^ in. broad, which are truncate<br />

on the lower side at the base. Veining subllabellate. Sori solitary<br />

on the upper margin of the pinnules. Indusium an entire cup of<br />

lirm texture. Near summit of Owen Stanley range.<br />

l>(ivcilli(i hjjnicnopliijllnides Baker, Camp No. 1. — (Philippines,<br />

New Caledonia, Java, Fiji).<br />

L). lUumcnna Hook.— Mount Musgrave, 8000-9000 ft. (Philippines<br />

to Fiji).<br />

D. rc.stita<br />

(Ceylon, Java).<br />

Blume.—Mount Knutsford and Mount Musgrave.

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