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p. 2Althopteris lonchitidis Sternb. Pecopteris lonchitica, Bronguant P. blechnoides, Brongn. Alethopteris Bifinnated; lobes long narrow, usually decurrent, contracting, however, at the base towards the lower part of the punoe; accute, acuminate, or rather obtuse; towards the end of the pinnoe they become confluent, diminishing very much in size, and at last ending in a long lobe, resembling those at the base of the pinnoe both in size & form; all strongly marked by the midrib, on which are placed almost perpendicularly a number of close fine veins, usually simple, but sometimes forked. -When the primules are decurrent, it is the A. lonchitidis- when rounded at the base the A. vulgatior. | p. 2Althopteris lonchitidis Sternb. Pecopteris lonchitica, Bronguant P. blechnoides, Brongn. Alethopteris Bifinnated; lobes long narrow, usually decurrent, contracting, however, at the base towards the lower part of the punoe; accute, acuminate, or rather obtuse; towards the end of the pinnoe they become confluent, diminishing very much in size, and at last ending in a long lobe, resembling those at the base of the pinnoe both in size & form; all strongly marked by the midrib, on which are placed almost perpendicularly a number of close fine veins, usually simple, but sometimes forked. -When the primules are decurrent, it is the A. lonchitidis- when rounded at the base the A. vulgatior. |