Novedades en Pteris L. (Pteridaceae) para Costa Rica.
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Dos especies de Pteris L. para Costa Rica se describen aquí. Pteris arbelaezia- na A. Rojas que difiere de P. muricatopedata A. Arbeláez porque tiene escamas del rizoma y estípite más largas, hoja pinnada y distribuido a elevaciones superiores. Pteris caridadae Testo & J. E. Watkins difiere de Pteris livida Mett. por sus escamas del rizoma y estípite más estrechas, las escamas del estípite densamente cubriéndolo todo, pinnas basales bifurcadas con la pinna basis- cópica más pequeña y pinna apical más corta en relación con las laterales.
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