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Description of the genus
Plants terrestrial. Rhizome wide-creeping, branched. Fronds monomorphic, closely to widely spaced, pinnate to 2-pinnate. Lamina with thin scales on the undersurface of costae, no reduced basal pinnae. Pinnae lobes with a few pairs of veins meeting below the sinus between the lobes.
Sori circular; indusium very small, reniform. Derivation of name: kuklos: circle; referring to the shape of the sori. Worldwide: c. 3 species, pantropical distribution. Zimbabwe: 1 taxon. |
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Flora of Zimbabwe: Genus page: Cyclosorus. https://www.zimbabweflora.co.zw/speciesdata/genus.php?genus_id=59, retrieved 7 December 2024
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