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- name "Ctenopteris" can no longer be used because its type species, Ctenopteris venulosa has been transferred to Prosaptia. Because Ctenopteris is polyphyletic...
- "Observations on the gametophytes of Grammitis billardieri Willd. and Ctenopteris heterophylla (Labill.) Tindale (Grammitidaceae)". Australian Journal...
- Themelium (T.Moore) Parris] Parrisia Shalisko & Sundue Prosaptia C.Presl [Ctenopteris Blume ex Kunze non Brongniart ex de Saporta non Newman] Scleroglossum...
- fern, tapuwae kōtuku, waekura Sticherus flabellatus Sticherus tener Ctenopteris herterphylla – Comb fern, Gypsy Fern Grammitis billardierei – Common...
- Polypodiineae Family: Polypodiaceae Subfamily: Polypodioideae Genus: Polypodium L. Species See text. Synonyms Ctenopteris Newman 1851 Micropteris J.Sm. 1875...
- membranaceum) Calymmodon cucullatus Ctenopteris glandulosa Ctenopteris mooltonii Ctenopteris repandula Ctenopteris subfalcata Ctenopteris thwaitesii Drymoglossum...
- Australia, Pacific islands, China, Philippines Prosaptia C.Presl (including Ctenopteris Blume ex Kunze) – Southeastern Asia Radiogrammitis Parris – Southeastern...
- platyphylla Fronds Carate-Lario A Fern, member of the family Dipteridaceae Ctenopteris C. grandis Fronds Molt**** A Fern, member of the family Polypodiaceae...
- erythroxylon Maiden & Betche ex Maiden Cryptocarya gregsonii Maiden Ctenopteris walleri (Maiden & Betche) S.B.Andrews Dodonaea camfieldii Maiden & Betche...
- Ferns of Eastern West Virginia. She also provided a habitat sketch of Ctenopteris punctata in The Ferns of Liberia in 1955. She was also a botanical collector...