There is a diagram in the book I can scan and send to you if you like. One
of the Authors of that book, Greg Leach lives here in Darwin and is a
natural resources manager in the Parks and Wildlife Service.
There is also a Microsorum grossum (Langsd. & Fisch.) S.B.Andrews (Spelling
from Parks and Wildlife Service, NT Australia checklist of NT plants) here
in the top of NT where I live but as yet I have not come across it during my
travels. I also have no idea if it is aquatic.
Cheers
Dave
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> Of course, after some more research, I came across the alledged PNG
> Java Fern: Microsorium brassii. It's got narrower leaves than
> Microsorium pteropus (normal Java Fern).
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> However, I've been unable to find a place to purchase this M. brassii.
> I did however find "Narrow Leaf Java Fern" grown by Tropica.
> Here's a link: http://www.tropica.com/productcard.asp?id=008A
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> But there seems to be some discussion whether the Tropica plant is the
> same as M. brassii. Some say the real M. brassii still looks somewhat
> different and that Tropica's "Narrow" is a cultivated variant.
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> So I was wondering, does anyone have M. brassii and perhaps has some
> pictures of it? So I can compare with this "Narrow Leaf" variant by
> Tropica?
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> Perhaps anyone even knows if (and where) M. brassii is commercially
> available? Because if not, I'll be once again on a wild goose chase. ;)
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> Greetings
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