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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. This rare fern was probably highly impacted by goats and sheep, now removed from much, but not all of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Feral ungulates continue outside of the National Park.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. This rare fern was probably highly impacted by goats and sheep, now removed from much, but not all of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Feral ungulates continue outside of the National Park.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. This rare fern was probably highly impacted by goats and sheep, now removed from much, but not all of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Feral ungulates continue outside of the National Park.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. This rare fern was probably highly impacted by goats and sheep, now removed from much, but not all of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Feral ungulates continue outside of the National Park.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. This rare fern was probably highly impacted by goats and sheep, now removed from much, but not all of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Feral ungulates continue outside of the National Park.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. Note the superior, acroscopic basal lobes on the pinnae. On the rachis, note the brown center with greenish ridges on the adaxial surface shown.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. Note the plantlet on the rachis. In this population, plantlets were occasional.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. Note the plantlets on the rachis. In this population, plantlets were occasional.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. Note the plantlets on the rachis. In this population, plantlets were occasional.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. Note the thin indusia. Usually, 1-3 sori per pinna were noticed in this population.
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Variety is endemic to Maui and Hawaii, and is endangered. Note the thin indusia. Usually, 1-3 sori per pinna were noticed in this population.
