Northeastern Asian Flora - Microlepia obtusiloba

Microlepia obtusiloba Hayata (redirected from: Microlepia subpinnata Hayata)
Family: Dennstaedtiaceae [Microlepia ampla Ching, more] Images not available	Japan Flora Resources Japan Flora: Rhizomes creeping, about 5 mm. across, chestnut-brown, hairy; stipes 30-50 cm. long, scattered short-pubescent, glabrescent, fuscous- brown; blades thinly herbaceous, 30-50 cm. long, 25-30 cm. wide, subtripinnate, the rachis subglabrous, grooved above, fuscous-brown, densely short-pubescent beneath; pinnae ovate- deltoid, acuminate, petiolulate, the lower pinnae 15-20 cm. long, 5-10 cm. wide, pinnules pinnatiparted, long-acuminate in the lower, acute to obtuse in the upper ones, hirsute beneath on costas and veins, short-pubescent above on the costas; ultimate pinnules oblong, obtuse, oblique, crenately toothed, sometimes lobulate; sori small; indusia pale, with a few hispid hairs on back. Kyushu; rare.
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