Gleichenia rupestris (Scrambling Coral Fern)

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A scrambling species found near cliffs in open forest or rainforest margins. Differs from G, dicarpa in not having the sori in pouches (recurved leaf segments) and from microphylla in having the branches hairless or nearly so and the lower leaf surface glaucous (whitish, waxy), not green.

Gleichenia rupestris is listed in the following regions:

Southern Highlands | South Coast

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Gleichenia rupestris (Scrambling Coral Fern) at Woodlands, NSW - 25 Sep 2023 by plants

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Gleichenia rupestris (Scrambling Coral Fern) at Meryla State Forest - 2 Oct 2020 by plants

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Gleichenia rupestris (Scrambling Coral Fern) at Robertson - 17 Aug 2020 by plants

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Gleichenia rupestris (Scrambling Coral Fern) at Woodlands, NSW - 25 Sep 2023 by plants

Gleichenia rupestris (Scrambling Coral Fern) at Meryla State Forest - 2 Oct 2020 by plants

Gleichenia rupestris (Scrambling Coral Fern) at Robertson - 17 Aug 2020 by plants

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Species information

Gleichenia rupestris Scientific name
Scrambling Coral Fern Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 9.58m Recorded at altitude
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Location information

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Fitzroy Falls Meryla State Forest Morton National Park Robertson Wingecarribee Local Government Area Woodlands

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