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Dryopteris paleacea

(Swartz.) C. Christ.

fern, Raki raki

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Ingrid P. Lin

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Description

A fern. The fronds are twice divided. The stalk has dense blackish brown scales.

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Edible Uses

The starchy fronds are eaten while still folded.

Traditional Uses

The starchy fronds are eaten while still folded.

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Distribution

A tropical plant. It grows below 2,600 m in Peru.

Where It Grows

Asia, Indochina, Peru, SE Asia, South America, Vietnam,

Notes

There are about 200 Dryopteris species.

Also Known As

Rang mocxi san

References (3)

  • GADE
  • Pham-Hoang Ho, 1999, An Illustrated Flora of Vietnam. Nha Xuat Ban Tre. p 188
  • Verh. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wien 58:100. 1908 (As Dryopteris paleacea (Sw.) Hand.-Mazz.)

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