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Adiantum cunninghamii Hook. Sp. Fil. 2 : 52, t. 86a (1851) . (Pteridaceae)Puhinui, Common Maidenhair, Coarse Maidenhair, Cunningham's Maidenhair Derivation: Adiantum= from the Greek adiantos, meaning "unwetted" or "unwettable," and referring to the way the fronds repel water; cunninghamii = named for Alan Cunningham, an early botanist in Australia and New Zealand.
Here is a view of the frond from on top
and here is the underside
Alan Cunningham For more information on Cunningham, refer to this page |
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