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1 June 2012 A new native and critically endangered fern for Mauritius: Elaphoglossum coursii Tardieu (Dryopteridaceae)
Kersley Pynee, Edmond Grangaud, Germinal Rouhan
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Abstract

In the Mascarene Islands, Elaphoglossum coursii Tardieu (Dryopteridaceae) was only known in La Réunion. This species is also known to grow in Madagascar, the Comoro Islands and Zambia. In November 2007, this species was observed and collected for the first time in Mauritius. Based on these observations, a brief discussion is provided concerning the ecology and conservation status of this species in Mauritius.

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Kersley Pynee, Edmond Grangaud, and Germinal Rouhan "A new native and critically endangered fern for Mauritius: Elaphoglossum coursii Tardieu (Dryopteridaceae)," Adansonia 34(1), 7-11, (1 June 2012). https://doi.org/10.5252/a2012n1a1
Received: 18 January 2011; Accepted: 10 May 2011; Published: 1 June 2012
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KEYWORDS
conservation
Dryopteridaceae
écologie
ecology
Elaphoglossum
ferns
fougères
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