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Rare and threatened pteridophytes of Asia 1. An enumeration of narrowly distributed taxa

Rare and threatened pteridophytes of Asia 1. An enumeration of narrowly distributed taxa

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Bull. Natl. Mus. Nat. Sci., Ser. B, 38(3), pp. 93–119, August 22, 2012 Rare and Threatened Pteridophytes of Asia 1. An Enumeration of Narrowly Distributed Taxa Atsushi Ebihara1,*, Christopher Roy Fraser-Jenkins2, Barbara S. Parris3, Xian-Chun Zhang4, Yue-Hong Yang5, Wen-Liang Chiou6, Ho-Ming Chang7, Stuart Lindsay8, David Middleton8, Masahiro Kato1, Titien Ngatinem Praptosuwiryo9, Victor B. Amoroso10, Julie F. Barcelona11, Rajapaksha Haddokara Gedara Ranil12, Chan-Ho Park13, Noriaki Murakami14 and Akihiko Hoya1 1 Department of Botany, National Museum of Nature and Science, 4–1–1 Amakubo, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305–0005, Japan 2 Student Guest House, Thamel, P.O. Box no 5555, Kathmandu, Nepal 3 Fern Research Foundation, 21 James Kemp Place, Kerikeri, Bay of Islands 0230, New Zealand 4 Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100093, China 5 Shanghai Chenshan Plant Science Research Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai Botanical Garden, Shanghai 201602, China 6 Taiwan Forestry Research Institute, Taipei 10066, Taiwan 7 Endemic Species Research Institute, Nantou 55244, Taiwan 8 Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, 20A Inverleith Row, Edinburgh, EH3 5LR, Scotland, U.K. 9 Center for Plant Conservation, Bogor Botanical Gardens, LIPI, Jl. Ir. H. Juanda No. Bogor, West Java, Indonesia 10 Central Mindanao University, Bukidnon, Philippines 11 School of Biological Sciences, University of Canterbury, Christchurch 8140, New Zealand 12 Department of Crop Science, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Peradeniya, 20400, Sri Lanka 13 National Institute of Biological Resources, Korea 14 Makino Herbarium, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan * E-mail: ebihara@kahaku.go.jp (Received 17 May 2012; accepted 26 June 2012) Abstract A list of narrowly distributed Asian pteridophyte taxa towards an assessment of globally threatened species is provided. Of the total 886 taxa (835 species and 51 infraspecific taxa) enumerated, 577 occur in Southeast Asia, 215 in East Asia and 101 in South Asia. Key words : endangered species, ferns, lycophytes, monilophytes, pteridophytes. The pteridophyte (monilophyte and lycophyte) flora of Asia is remarkably rich as demonstrated by the fact that an estimated 4500 species, more than one third of the worldʼs diversity, occurs in Southeast Asia (Moran, 2008) alone. Half a century has passed since the first publication of the Flora Malesiana series II (pteridophytes). These publications, however, do not yet even cover half of the species that occur in the region and it seems a considerable amount of time will be required for their completion (Roos, 1996). On the other hand, the speed of deforestation in Asia is remarkably high (Sodhi and Brook, 2006), and pteridophytes, which are major constituents of the forest understorey, are undoubtedly under threat. Even though there are only a limited number of Asian pteridophyte species that have been assessed and included in the IUCN Red List, many Asian countries/areas have already published or compiled local red lists of vascular Atsushi Ebihara et al. 94 plants including pteridophytes (e.g. Lee, 2009 for South Korea; Japanese Ministry of Environment, 2007 for Japan; Wang, 2010 for Taiwan; Fernando et al., 2008 for the Philippines; Lindsay and Middleton, 2010- onwards for Thailand [assessed global threats following the IUCN criteria (IUCN Standards and Petitions Subcommittee, 2011)]; Chandra et al., 2008 for India). Threatened species appearing in regional red lists are not necessarily globally endangered; there are many species which are locally endangered (at least in a part of the distributed countries/area) but are assessed as Least Concern over their entire distribution. In the present paper, we extracted ʻnarrowly distributedʼ taxa (i.e. endemic to one country/area or distributed only in a few localities even when their ranges straddle parts of two or more countries/areas) from previously published regional red lists. We have also attempted to include possible ʻrare and threatenedʼ taxa in the countries/areas whose red lists have not yet been compiled based on our current knowledge from field and herbarium studies. Although this provisional list covers neither all of the countries/areas nor all the taxa we present it as a starting point for compilation of a red list of Asian pteridophytes using the IUCN criteria (IUCN Standards and Petitions Subcommittee, 2011) through international collaboration. Table 1. A provisional list of narrowly distributed monilophytes and lycophytes in Asia that require assessments for a global red list. The system by Christenhusz et al. (2011) is adopted for family-level classification, but generic concepts are as supplied by contributing authors due to current lack of consensus on generic delimitation in some cases and the lack of published combinations in some genera. Taxon concepts of Indian species mostly follow Fraser-Jenkins (2008). Distributions are indicated by islands or island groups rather than by countries. Published categories of threatened species in regional red lists are indicated in ʻNoteʼ for those distributed only in one country/area if available (Japanese Ministry of Environment, 2007 for Japan; Wang, 2010 for Taiwan; Fernando et al., 2008 for the Philippines; Parris et al., 2010 for Peninsuolar Malaysia; Johns et al., 2006 for New Guinea [Prov. Papua of Indonesia]) and also for those globally assessed (Lindsay and Middleton, 2010- onwards for Thailand, Laos and Cambodia). Name Lycopodiaceae Huperzia bucahwangensis Ching Huperzia crispata (Ching ex H. S. Kung) Ching Huperzia cunninghamioides (Hayata) Holub Huperzia elmeri (Herter) Holub Huperzia lucidula (Michx.) Trev. Huperzia medogensis Ching et Y. X. Lin Huperzia muscicola Ching et W. M. Chu Huperzia nilagirica (Spring) R. D. Dixit Huperzia quasipolytrichoides (Hayata) Ching var. rectifolia (J. F. Cheng) H. S. Kung et L. B. Zhang et H. S. Kung Huperzia rubicaulis S. K. Wu et X. Cheng Huperzia taiwanensis (C. M. Kuo) C. M. Kuo Huperzia tetrastichua (Kunze ex Alderw.) Holub Huperzia vernicosa (Hook. et Grev.) Trevis Huperzia verticillata (L. f.) Trevisan var. giganteum Herter (＝Huperzia gigantea (Herter) Holub) Lycopodium halconense Copel. Phlegmariurus austrosinicus (Ching) L. B. Zhang Distribution China (Yunnan) China (Chongqing, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Yunnan) Japan (Amami Isl. [extinct]), Taiwan Philippines (Benguet, Tayabas, Mindoro, Palawan, Cotabato, Davao) China (Jilin) China (Xizang) China (Yunnan) S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) China (Jiangxi, Hunan) China (Yunnan) Taiwan Note CR in Taiwan DD in Taiwan Maluku Islands (Seram) to Polynesia S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu), ?Sri Lanka Philippines (Davao, Cotabato, Misamis Occidental) Philippines (Mindoro) China (Chongqing, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Hongkong, Yunnan) EN in the Philippines Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. Name Lycopodiaceae (continued) Phlegmariurus guangdongensis Ching Phlegmariurus ovatifolius (Ching) L. B. Zhang Phlegmariurus yunnanensis Ching Selaginellaceae Selaginella aitchisonii Hieron. Selaginella apoensis Hieron. Selaginella atimonanensis B. C. Tan et Jermy Selaginella calcicola Hieron. Selaginella canaliculata (L.) Spring 95 (Continued) Distribution Note China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan) China (Yunnan) China (Yunnan) Tien Shan, Sinkiang, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India (Jammu , Kashmir) Philippines (Mindanao: Mt. Apo); Maluku Islands (Seram) Philippines (Quezon) EN in the Philippines Selaginella cataractarum Alston Maluku Islands (Seram), Borneo Maluku Islands (Seram, Ambon, Miangas, Morotai, Halmahera, Ternate) S. India (Tamil Nadu) Selaginella chaii Jermy Selaginella curtisii Ridl. Borneo (Sarawak) Peninsular Malaysia Selaginella devolii H. M. Chang, P. F. Lu et W. L. Chiou Selaginella doederleinii Hieron. var. opaca Seriz. Selaginella gaudichaudiana Spring Selaginella hainanensis X. C. Zhang et Noot. Selaginella ingens Alston Selaginella latifolia (Hook. et Grev.) Spring Selaginella lineariformis Jermy Selaginella miniatospora (Dalzell) Baker Selaginella ornithopodioides (L.) Spring Selaginella pilosula Alderw. Selaginella pricei B. C. Tan et Jermy Selaginella ridleyii Baker Taiwan CR in Peninsular Malaysia EN in Taiwan Japan (Izu Islands) NT in Japan Borneo (Sabah) Sri Lanka Borneo (Sarawak) S. India (Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka) Sri Lanka Maluku Islands (Seram, Ternate) Philippines (Western Samar) Peninsular Malaysia Selaginella rivalis Ridl. Peninsular Malaysia Selaginella robinsonii Alderw. Selaginella selangorensis Bedd. ex Ridl. var. selangorensis Selaginella selangorensis Bedd. ex Ridl. var. ciliata Alston Selaginella wattii Baker Isoetaceae Isoetes hopei J. R. Croft Possibly extinct in known localities Maluku Islands (Seram, Morotai) China (Hainan) Maluku Islands (Ambon, Seram) Peninsular Malaysia Peninsular Malaysia N. E. India (Manipur), ?Myanmar. New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Isoetes hypsophila Hand.-Mazz. Isoetes neoguineensis Baker Isoetes orientalis H. Liu et Q. F. Wang Isoetes philippinensis Merr. et L. M. Perry China (Jiangxi, Sichuan, Yunnan) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) China (Zhejiang) Philippines (Lanao del Norte) Isoetes pseudojaponica M. Takamiya, Mitsu. Watan. et K. Ono Isoetes sahyadriensis Mahabale Isoetes sinensis Palmer var. sinensis Japan C. India (Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh) China (Anhui, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi, Zhejiang), Japan EN in the Philippines EN in Peninsular Malaysia CR in Peninsular Malaysia VU in Peninsular Malaysia VU in Peninsular Malaysia EN in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) CR in the Philippines, possibly extinct in known locality VU in Japan Atsushi Ebihara et al. 96 Table 1. (Continued) Name Isoetaceae (continued) Isoetes sinensis Palmer var. coreana (Y. H. Chung et H. K. Choi) M. Takamiya, Mitsu. Watan. et K. Ono Isoetes stevensii J. R. Croft Isoetes taiwanensis DeVol Isoetes yunguiensis Q. F. Wang et W. C. Taylor Ophioglossaceae Botrychium microphyllum (Sahashi) K. Iwats. Mankyua chejuensis B. Y. Sun, M. H. Kim et C. H. Kim Ophioglossum kawamurae Tagawa Ophioglossum namegatae M. Nishida et Kurita Ophioglossum parvum M. Nishida et Kurita Marattiaceae Angiopteris caudatiformis Hieron. Angiopteris hokouensis Ching Angiopteris ruttenii Alderw. Angiopteris sparsisora Ching Archangiopteris bipinnata Ching Archangiopteris hokouensis Ching Archangiopteris itoi W. C. Shieh Archangiopteris somai Hayata Marattia boninensis Nakai Osmundaceae Osmunda bromeliifolia (C. Presl) Copel. Osmunda hybrida Tsutsumi et al. Osmunda mildei C. Chr. Todea papuana Hennipman Hymenophyllaceae Abrodictyum boninense Tagawa et K. Iwats. Abrodictyum clathratum (Tagawa) Ebihara et K. Iwats. Abrodictyum kalimantanense (K. Iwats. et Kato) Ebihara et K. Iwats. Cephalomanes crassum (Copel.) Price Crepidomanes megistostomum (Copel.) Copel. Crepidomanes pervenulosum (Alderew.) Copel. Hymenophyllum archboldii (Copel.) C. V. Morton Hymenophyllum batuense Rosenst. Hymenophyllum bontocense Copel. Hymenophyllum campanulatum Christ Hymenophyllum copelandii C. V. Morton Hymenophyllum edanoi (Copel.) C. V. Morton Hymenophyllum hieronymii (Brause) C. Chr. Hymenophyllum levingei C. B. Clarke Polyphlebium werneri (Rosenst.) Ebihara et K. Iwats. Distribution Note Korea, Japan New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Taiwan China (Guizhou, Yunnan) CR in Taiwan Japan (Hokkaido) CR in Japan S. Korea (Cheju-do Isl.) CR in S. Korea Japan Japan Japan EN in Japan VU in Japan VU in Japan China (Yunnan) China (Guangxi, Yunnan) Maluku Islands (Seram) China (Yunnan) China (Yunnan) China (Yunnan) Taiwan Taiwan Japan (Bonin Islands) Borneo, Philippines (Luzon, Mindoro, Panay, Mindanao) Laos, Myanmar China (Guangdong, Jiangxi, Hongkong) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Japan (Bonin Islands) Taiwan, Philippines (Luzon) CR in Taiwan, a hybrid taxon EN in Taiwan VU in Japan Hybrid between O. japonica and O. vachellii EN in Japan Borneo (E. Kalimantan) Philippines (Samar, Leyte), Sulawesi Thailand (Phitsanulok, Phangnga) Borneo (E. Kalimantan), Maluku Islands (Ambon) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Sumatra Philippines (Luzon), Thailand (Nakhon Si Thammarat) Philippines (Panay, Negros) New Guinea Philippines (Mindoro, Luzon) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) N. Indian Himalaya (Sikkim), Bhutan, Tibet, China New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) DD in Thailand Known only from the type Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. (Continued) Name Hymenophyllaceae (continued) Trichomanes wallii Thwaites ex Trimen Gleicheniaceae Dicranopteris clemensiae Holttum Dicranopteris seramensis M. Kato Diplopterygium angustilobum (Holttum) Parris, comb. nov. Diplopterygium clemensiae (Copel.) Parris, comb. nov. Diplopterygium deflexum (Holttum) Parris, comb. nov. Gleichenia peltophora Copel. var. schizolepis C. Chr. ex Holttum Gleichenia peltophora Copel. var. seramensis M. Kato Sticherus reflexipinnulus (C. Chr.) Copel. Dipteridaceae Dipteris lobbiana (Hook.) Moore Matoniaceae Phanerosorus major Diels Marsileaceae Marsilea scalaripes D. M. Johnson Salviniaceae Azolla japonica (Franch. et Sav.) Franch. et Sav. ex Nakai Plagiogyriaceae Plagiogyria egenolfioides (Baker) Copel. var. egenolfioides Cyatheaceae Cyathea acanthophora Holttum Cyathea acuminata Copel. Cyathea albosetacea (Scott. ex Bedd.) Copel. Cyathea alleniae Holttum Cyathea angustipinna Holttum Cyathea apoensis Copel. Cyathea ascendens Domin Cyathea atropurpurea Copel. Cyathea binayana M. Kato Cyathea binuangensis Alderw. Cyathea bisquamata M. Kato Cyathea brachyphylla Holttum Cyathea callosa Christ Cyathea carrii Holttum Cyathea catillifera Holttum Cyathea caudata (J. Sm. ex Hook.) Copel. Cyathea christii Copel. (including Cyathea negrosiana Christ) 97 Distribution Note Sri Lanka Borneo (Sabah) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Negros Oriental), Borneo, Peninsular Malaysia Maluku Islands (Seram), New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Peninsular Malaysia Japan VU in Japan Borneo (Sarawak) Borneo (Sabah) Philippines (Northern Samar, Capiz) Nicobar Islands Peninsular Malaysia Borneo (Sarawak) Philippines (Aurora, Laguna, Quezon, Negros, Mindoro, Davao, Misamis Occidental) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Oriental Mindoro, Agusan del Norte, Davao) Maluku Islands (Seram) Philippines (Northern Quezon, Tawitawi) Maluku Islands (Seram) Borneo (Sabah) Philippines (Kalinga, Benguet, Bataan, Laguna, Quezon, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Palawan, Camiguin) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Luzon, Mindoro, Palawan, Negros, Mindanao) Philippines (Negros Oriental, Davao Oriental, Davao del Sur, North Cotabato, Bukidnon) EN in the Philippines EN in the Philippines EN in the Philippines EN in the Philippines EN in the Philippines EN in the Philippines EN in the Philippines Atsushi Ebihara et al. 98 Table 1. Name Cyatheaceae (continued) Cyathea cinerea Copel. (Continued) Distribution Philippines (Agusan, Misamis Occidental) Note EN in the Philippines, but known only from the type Cyathea coactilis Holttum Cyathea coriacea M. Kato Cyathea croftii Holttum Cyathea cucullifera Holttum Cyathea curanii Copel. New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Quezon) Cyathea discophora Holttum Cyathea edanoi Copel. Cyathea eriophora Holttum Cyathea excavata Holttum Cyathea ferruginea Christ Cyathea fuliginosa (Christ) Copel. Borneo (Sabah) Philippines (Cagayan, Quezon) EN in the Philippines New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Peninsular Malaysia Philippines (Palawan, Negros, ?Luzon) EN in the Philippines Philippines (Luzon, Biliran, Leyte, EN in the Philippines Negros, Mindanao) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Mountain Province, Benguet, EN in the Philippines Nueva Vizcaya, Mindoro) Borneo (Sabah) Philippines (Luzon, Panay, Negros, EN in the Philippines Mindanao) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Luzon, Catanduanes, Mindoro, EN in the Philippines Samar, Biliran, Panay, Negros, Mindanao) Philippines (Sibuyan) + VU in the Philippines Borneo (Sabah) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Benguet, ?Bukidnon) EN in the Philippines New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Catanduanes) CR in the Philippines New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Sibuyan) VU in the Philippines Japan (Bonin Islands) VU in Japan Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Ifugao, Mountain Province, VU in the Philippines Benguet, Aurora, Nueva Viscaya, Laguna, Quezon, Camarines Sur, Sorsogon, Bukidnon, Camiguin, Davao Oriental, Misamis Occidental) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Ilocos Norte, Isabela, Aurora, VU in the Philippines Northern Quezon, Tawi-Tawi, Bukidnon) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Zamboanga) VU in the Philippines New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Cyathea fusca Baker Cyathea glaberrima Holttum Cyathea gregaria (Brause) Domin. Cyathea halconensis Christ Cyathea havilandii Baker Cyathea heterochlamydea Copel. Cyathea hunsteiniana Brause Cyathea inaequalis Holttum Cyathea integra J.Sm. ex Hook. Cyathea latipinnula Copel. Cyathea longipes Copel. Cyathea mapahuensis M. Kato Cyathea marginata (Brause) Domin. Cyathea masapilidensis Copel. Cyathea media W. H. Wagner et Grether Cyathea mesosora Holttum Cyathea microchlamys Holttum Cyathea moseleyi Baker Cyathea murkelensis M. Kato Cyathea nigropaleata Holttum Cyathea nothofagorum Holttum Cyathea obliqua Copel. Cyathea ogurae (Hayata) Domin Cyathea ohaensis M. Kato Cyathea parvipinna Holttum Cyathea philippinensis Baker Cyathea pukuana M. Kato Cyathea pycnoneura Holttum Cyathea ramispinoides M. Kato Cyathea recurvata (Brause) Domin Cyathea robinsonii Copel. Cyathea rubella Holttum Cyathea rufopannosa Christ Cyathea scandens (Brause) Domin Cyathea schlechteri (Brause) Domin EN in the Philippines, known only from the type Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. Name Cyatheaceae (continued) Cyathea setulosa Copel. Cyathea sibuyanensis Copel. Cyathea stipitipinnula Holttum Cyathea subtripinnata Holttum Cyathea tenuicaulis Domin Cyathea ternatea Alderw. Cyathea tripinnatifida Roxb. Cyathea vandeusenii Holttum Cyathea womersleyi Holttum Cyathea zamboangana Copel. Dicksoniaceae Dicksonia archboldii Copel. Lindsaeaceae Lindsaea eberhardtii (Christ) K. U. Kramer Lindsaea hewittii Copel. Lindsaea jamesonioides Baker Lindsaea malabarica (Bedd.) Baker Lindsaea obscura Brause Lindsaea papuana Copel. Lindsaea repanda Kunze Lindsaea sarawakensis K. U. Kramer Lindsaea securifolia Presl ex Goldm. var. kusukusensis (Hayata) Shieh Lindsaea tenera Dryand. Lindsaea venusta Kaulf. ex Kuhn Odontosoria minutula (Sa. Kurata) Ebihara, comb. nov. Odontosoria quadripinnata Lehtonen Odontosoria veitchii (Baker) Parris Odontosoria yaeyamensis (S. J. Lin, M. Kato et K. Iwats.) Ebihara, comb. nov. Tapeinidium buniifolium K. U. Kramer Dennstaedtiaceae Dennstaedtia melanostipes Ching Histiopteris incisa (Thunb.) J. Sm. var. seramensis M. Kato Microlepia caudigera T. Moore Microlepia matthewii Christ Microlepia membranacea B. S. Wang Microlepia modesta Ching Microlepia rheophila K. Iwats. et M. Kato Paesia taiwanensis W. C. Shieh Pteridaceae Adiantum chienii Ching Adiantum davidii Franch. var. longispinum Ching Adiantum fengianum Ching Adiantum formosanum Tagawa Adiantum fragiliforme C. Chr. 99 (Continued) Distribution Philippines (Kalinga, Isabela, Quezon) Philippines (Sibuyan) Borneo (Sabah) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram, Ternate) Maluku Islands (Seram, Ambon) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Zamboanga, Agusan) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) China (Hainan) Borneo (Sarawak) Borneo (Sabah) C. and S. India (Madhya Pradesh, ?Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Japan (Bonin Islands) Borneo (Sarawak) Taiwan Andaman Islands, Nicobar Islands Sri Lanka, S. India Japan (Amami Isl.) Note VU in the Philippines VU in the Philippines, known only from the type VU in the Philippines VU in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) VU in Japan CR in Taiwan Taxonomically somewhat uncertain as to whether it is really specifically distinct from L. bouillodii CR in Japan New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) Japan (Iriomote Isl.) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) China (Yunnan) Maluku Islands (Seram) Bhutan, N.E. India (Arunachal Pradesh, ?Meghalaya) China (Guangdong, Guangxi) China (Guangdong, Hunan) China (Anhui, Jiangxi, Zhejiang) Borneo (E. Kalimantan) Taiwan China (Guangdong, Hunan) China (Chongqing, Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan) China (Yunnan) Taiwan Thailand (Trat), Cambodia CR in Taiwan VU in Taiwan DD in Thailand and Cambodia Atsushi Ebihara et al. 100 Table 1. Name Pteridaceae (continued) Adiantum gomphophyllum Baker Adiantum juxtapositum Ching Adiantum lianxianense Ching et Y. X. Lin Adiantum meishanianum F. S. Hsu ex Y. C. Liu et W. L. Chiou Adiantum membranifolium S. Linds. et Suksathan Adiantum mindanaoense Copel. Adiantum ogasawarense Tagawa Adiantum reniforme L. var. sinense Y. X. Lin Adiantum roborowskii Maxim. var. taiwanianum (Tagawa) W. C. Shieh Adiantum siamense Tagawa et K. Iwats. Adiantum thongthamii Suksathan Aleuritopteris duthiei (Baker) Ching Aleuritopteris ebenipes X. C. Zhang Aleuritopteris squamosa (C. Hope et C. H. Wright) Ching Aleuritopteris thwaitesii (Mett. ex Kuhn) Saiki Antrophyum lancifolium Rosenst. ex M. Kato Antrophyum nanum Fée Antrophyum vittarioides Baker Austrogramme boerlageana (Alderw.) Hennipman Cerosora chrysosorum (Baker) Domin Cheilanthes delicatula Tagawa et K. Iwats. Cheilanthes fragilis Hook. Cheilanthes krameri Franch. et Sav. Cheilosoria patula (Baker) P. S. Wang Cheilanthes pseudoargentea (S. K. Wu) K. Iwats. Cheilanthes siamensis (S. K. Wu) K.Iwats. Coniogramme gracilis Ogata Coniogramme macrophylla (Blume) Hieron. Haplopteris hainanensis (C. Chr. ex Ching) E. H. Crane Haplopteris mediosora (Hayata) X. C. Zhang Haplopteris winitii (Tagawa et K. Iwats.) S. Linds. Pteris angustipinna Tagawa Pteris austrosinica (Ching) Ching Pteris cadieri Christ var. hainanensis (Ching) S. H. Wu Pteris calocarpa (Copel.) M. G. Price. Pteris clemensiae Copel. Pteris endoneura M. G. Price (Continued) Distribution Thailand (Phangnga, Satun) China (Fujian, Guangdong, Hunan, Jiangxi, Zhejiang) China (Guangdong, Guizhou, Hunan) Taiwan Thailand (Chiang Mai [Doi Chiang Dao, Doi Ang Khang], Chiang Rai [Mae Sai]) Philippines (San Ramon, Zamboanga) Japan (Bonin Islands) China (Chongqing, Hubei, Sichuan) Taiwan Note VU in Thailand CR in Taiwan, a hybrid taxon VU in Thailand VU in the Philippines EN in Japan VU in Taiwan Thailand (Nakhon Si Thammarat, Krabi) Thailand (Trat [Koh Chang]) N.W. India (Uttarakhand), Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet China (Guizhou) China (Hainan, Yunnan) EN in Thailand VU in Thailand Sri Lanka, S. India (Tamil Nadu) Genus uncertain Maluku Islands (Seram) Philippines (Luzon, Palawan, Mindanao), Indonesia (Java, Seram) Borneo, Vietnam Maluku Islands (Seram, Ambon) Borneo (Sarawak) Thailand (Chiang Mai) Thailand (Chiang Mai, Tak), Myanmar Japan China (Chongqing, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan) Thailand (Chiang Mai) DD in Thailand EN in Japan DD in Thailand Thailand (Nan, Lampang) Japan (Amami Isl.) China (Hainan, Yunnan) China (Guangdong, Hainan, Yunnan) DD in Thailand CR in Japan Taiwan VU in Taiwan Thailand (Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lampang) Taiwan China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi) China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan) DD in Thailand Philippines (Zamboanga) Borneo (Sabah) Philippines (Quezon, Western Samar, Camarines Norte) Pteris ensiformis Burmann var. rheophila M. Borneo (E. Kalimantan) Kato, Darnaedi et K. Iwats. Pteris geminata Wall. ex J. Agardh S. India (Tamil Nadu) CR in Taiwan CR in the Philippines EN in the Philippines Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. (Continued) Name Pteridaceae (continued) Pteris griffithii Hook. Pteris guangdongensis Ching Pteris hui Ching Pteris giasii Fraser-Jenk. Pteris kawabatae Sa. Kurata Pteris lepidopoda M. Kato et K.U. Kramer Pteris mertensioides Willd. subsp. polylepis M. Kato Pteris montis-wilhelminae Alston Pteris nakasimae Tagawa Pteris pachysora (Copel.) M. G. Price Pteris reptans T. G. Walker Pteris tarandus M. Kato et K. U. Kramer Pteris viridissima Ching Pteris wallichiana Agardh var. obtusa S. H. Wu Pteris wulaiensis C. M. Kuo Pteris xichouensis W. M. Chu et Z. R. He Pteris yamatensis (Tagawa) Tagawa Pteris zippellii (Miquel) M. Kato et K. U. Kramer Sinopteris grevilleoides (Christ) C. Chr. et Ching Syngramma minima Holttum Syngramma valleculata (Baker) C. Chr. Taenitis brooksii Copel. Taenitis dimorpha Holttum Taenitis hosei (Baker) Holttum Taenitis intermedia M. Kato Taenitis mediosora M. Kato Taenitis trilobata Holttum Taenitis vittarioides Holttum subsp. moluccana M. Kato Cystopteridaceae Cystoathyrium chinense Ching Aspleniaceae Asplenium adnatum Copel. Asplenium cardiophyllum (Hance) Baker Asplenium daghestanicum Christ subsp. hunzanum (Reichst. et Fraser-Jenk.) Fraser-Jenk. Asplenium daghestanicum Christ subsp. iskardense (Reichst.) Fraser-Jenk. Asplenium dichotomum Hook. Asplenium disjunctum Sledge Asplenium exiguum Bedd. subsp. exiguum Asplenium gardneri Baker Asplenium humbertii Tardieu Asplenium kinabaluense Holttum Asplenium klossii C. Chr. Asplenium micantifrons (Tuyama) Tuyama ex H. Ohba 101 Distribution N. E. India (Arunachal Pradesh), Myanmar; ?China China (Guangdong, Guangxi) China (Guangxi) S. E. Bangladesh (Chittagong Hills) Japan (Yakushima Isl.) Maluku Islands (Seram) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Japan (Kyushu) Philippines (Zamboanga) Sri Lanka, S. India (Kerala) Maluku Islands (Seram) China (Guizhou, Yunnan) China (Jiangxi, Sichuan, Yunnan) Taiwan China (Yunnan) Japan Maluku Islands (Seram), New Guinea Note So far known to S.E. Bangladesh, but almost certainly occurring nearby in W. Myanmar CR in Japan VU in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) EN in Japan CR in the Philippines CR in Taiwan CR in Japan China (Sichuan, Yunnan) Peninsular Malaysia Borneo (Sarawak) Borneo (Sarawak) Peninsular Malaysia Borneo (Sarawak) Maluku Islands (Ambon) Maluku Islands (Seram) Borneo (Sarawak) Maluku Islands (Ambon, Seram) China (Sichuan) Extinct China (Guangdong, Hongkong, Yunnan) China (Hainan), Japan (Bonin Islands, Ryukyu) N. Pakistan, ?N. W. India (Uttarakhand, Nanda Devi) N. Pakistan Borneo (Sabah, Sarawak) Sri Lanka S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Sri Lanka Thailand (Chiang Mai), N. Vietnam Borneo (Sabah) Borneo (Sabah) Japan (Bonin Islands) Not found since the type collection in the first half of the 19th Century VU in Japan Atsushi Ebihara et al. 102 Table 1. Name Aspleniaceae (continued) Asplenium oligophlebium Baker var. iezimaense (Tagawa) Tagawa Asplenium pachychlamys C. Chr. Asplenium rebeccae Fraser-Jenk. et Wangdi Asplenium rivulare Fraser-Jenk. Asplenium siamense Tagawa et K. Iwats. Asplenium speluncae Christ Asplenium subaquatile Cesati Asplenium (Hymenasplenium) unilaterale Lam. var. saxicola M. Kato et K. Iwats. Ceterachopsis qiujiangensis Ching et S. H. Fu ex Ching et S. H. Wu Hymenasplenium inthanonense N. Murak. et J. Yokoy. Thelypteridaceae Chingia bewaniensis Holttum Chingia paucipaleata Holttum Chingia pricei Holttum Chingia supraspinigera (Rosenst.) Holttum Chingia urens Holttum Christella boninensis (Kodama ex Koidz.) Holttum Christella minima Holttum Christella peekelii (Alderw.) Holttum Christella subdentata Holttum Coryphopteris andersonii Holttum Coryphopteris andreae Holttum Coryphopteris athyrioides Holttum Coryphopteris borealis Holttum Coryphopteris coriacea (Brause) Holttum Coryphopteris engleriana (Brause) Holttum Coryphopteris gymnopoda (Baker) Holttum var. bintangensis Holttum Coryphopteris gymnopoda (Baker) Holttum var. humilis Holttum Coryphopteris inopinata Holttum Coryphopteris lauterbachii (Brause) Holttum Coryphopteris ledermannii (Hieron.) Holttum Coryphopteris meiobasis Holttum Coryphopteris pectiniformis (C. Chr.) Holttum var. pectiniformis Coryphopteris pectiniformis (C. Chr.) Holttum var. hirsuta Holttum Coryphopteris plumosa (C. Chr.) Holttum Coryphopteris seramensis M. Kato Coryphopteris squamipes (Copel.) Holttum Coryphopteris stereophylla (Alderw.) Holttum Coryphopteris tahanensis Holttum Coryphopteris unidentata (Bedd.) Holttum Coryphopteris viscosa (Baker) Holttum var. poiensis Holttum Cyclogramma chunii (Ching) Tagawa (Continued) Distribution Japan (Ryukyu) Borneo (Sabah) Bhutan S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Thailand (Loei) China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan, Jiangxi) Borneo (Sarawak, ?Kalimantan) Maluku Islands (Seram) Note EN in Japan DD in Thailand China (Yunnan) Thailand (Chiang Mai) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Quezon) Philippines (Benguet, Misamis Occidental) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Laguna, Bukidnon) Japan (Bonin Islands) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Cavite, Lubang Island, Mindoro Occidental) Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Ifugao, Benguet) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Peninsular Malaysia VU in Thailand VU in the Philippines VU in the Philippines EN in the Philippines EN in Japan VU in the Philippines CR in the Philippines Peninsular Malaysia New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Peninsular Malaysia Peninsular Malaysia Borneo (Sarawak) Maluku Islands (Seram) Philippines (Zambales, Benguet, Davao del Sur, South Cotabato, Bukidnon) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Peninsular Malaysia Peninsular Malaysia Borneo (Sarawak) China (Guangdong, Guangxi) VU in the Philippines VU in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. Name Thelypteridaceae (continued) Cyclosorus distinctus (Copel.) Copel. (＝Amphineuron distinctum (Copel.) Holttum, nom. illeg.) Cyclosorus thailandicus S. Linds. Dictyocline mingchegensis Ching Mesophlebion falcatilobum Holttum Mesophlebion oligodictyon (Baker) Holttum Parathelypteris subimmersa (Ching) Ching Plesioneuron altum (Brause) Holttum Plesioneuron bipinnatum (Copel.) Holttum Plesioneuron costulisorum (Copel.) Holttum Plesioneuron croftii Holttum Plesioneuron cystodioides Holttum Plesioneuron dryas Holttum Plesioneuron falcatipinnulum (Copel.) Holttum Plesioneuron fuchsii Holttum Plesioneuron fulgens (Brause) Holttum Plesioneuron kundipense Holttum Plesioneuron medusella Holttum Plesioneuron murkelense M. Kato Plesioneuron notabile (Brause) Holttum Plesioneuron platylobum Holttum Plesioneuron pullei Holttum Plesioneuron sandsii Holttum Plesioneuron saxicola M. Kato Plesioneuron stenura Holttum Plesioneuron translucens Holttum var. translucens Plesioneuron translucens Holttum var. seramense M. Kato Plesioneuron varievestitum (C. Chr.) Holttum Plesioneuron wantotense (Copel.) Holttum Plesioneuron wariense (Copel.) Holttum Plesioneuron woodlarkense (Copel.) Holttum Pneumatopteris angusticaudata Holttum Pneumatopteris boridensis Holttum Pneumatopteris brooksii (Copel.) Holttum Pneumatopteris caudata (Holttum) Holttum Pneumatopteris eburnea Holttum Pneumatopteris finisterrae (Brause) Holttum Pneumatopteris jermyii Holttum Pneumatopteris latisquamata Holttum Pneumatopteris micropaleata Holttum Pneumatopteris mingendensis (Gilli) Holttum Pneumatopteris nephrolepioides (C. Chr.) Holttum Pneumatopteris papuana Holttum Pneumatopteris patentipinna Holttum Pneumatopteris pergamacea Holttum Pneumatopteris psilophylla Holttum 103 (Continued) Distribution New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Thailand (Phetchaburi) China (Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Zhejiang) Borneo (Sarawak) Borneo (Sarawak, Brunei, Kalimantan) China (Hainan) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) Maluku Islands (Seram), New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram), New Guinea New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Ambon) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) Note The genus Amphineuron Holttum is a later homonym of Amphineurion (A. DC.) Pichon, Apocynaceae (Brummitt, 2007) DD in Thailand Atsushi Ebihara et al. 104 Table 1. Name Thelypteridaceae (continued) Pneumatopteris regis (Copel.) Holttum Pneumatopteris walkeri Holttum Pronephrium acanthocarpum (Copel.) Holttum Pronephrium aquatiloides (Copel.) Holttum Pronephrium brauseanum Holttum Pronephrium giluwense Holttum Pronephrium hewittii (Copel.) Holttum Pronephrium hosei (Baker) Holttum Pronephrium longipetiolatum (K. Iwats.) Holttum Pronephrium micropinnatum Holttum Pronephrium millarae Holttum Pronephrium peltatum (Alderw.) Holttum var. persitiferum Holttum Pronephrium thysanoides Holttum Pseudophegopteris cyclocarpa Holttum Pseudophegopteris kinabaluensis Holttum Pseudophegopteris yunkweiensis (Ching) Ching Sphaerostephanos alpinus Holttum Sphaerostephanos alticola Holttum Sphaerostephanos aquatilis (Copel.) Holttum Sphaerostephanos austerus (Brause) Holttum Sphaerostephanos carrii Holttum Sphaerostephanos dimidiolobatus Holttum Sphaerostephanos efogensis Holttum Sphaerostephanos ekutiensis Holttum Sphaerostephanos flavoviridis Holttum Sphaerostephanos gymnorachis Holttum Sphaerostephanos hispidifolius (Alderw.) Holttum Sphaerostephanos isomorphus Holttum Sphaerostephanos lithophyllus (Copel.) Holttum Sphaerostephanos lobangensis (C. Chr.) Holttum Sphaerostephanos mengenianus Holttum Sphaerostephanos mjobergii Holttum Sphaerostephanos muluensis Holttum Sphaerostephanos nakaikei Holttum Sphaerostephanos novaebritanniae Holttum Sphaerostephanos obtusifolius (Rosenst.) Holttum Sphaerostephanos omatianus Holttum Sphaerostephanos plurivenosus Holttum Sphaerostephanos potamios Holttum Sphaerostephanos pterosporus (Alderw.) Holttum var. altilobus Holttum Sphaerostephanos pullenii Holttum Sphaerostephanos reconditus Holttum Sphaerostephanos semicordatus Holttum Sphaerostephanos squamatellus Holttum Sphaerostephanos sudesticus Holttum Sphaerostephanos telefominicus Holttum Sphaerostephanos trimetralis Holttum Sphaerostephanos uaniensis Holttum (Continued) Distribution Note New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) Borneo (Sarawak), Philippines (Zamboanga, Basilan) Taiwan New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah, Sarawak) Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) China (Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan, Yunnan) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) Borneo (Sarawak, Kalimantan) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) Borneo (Sabah) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Peninsular Malaysia New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) CR in Taiwan Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. Name Thelypteridaceae (continued) Sphaerostephanos uniauriculatus (Copel.) Holttum Sphaerostephanos wauensis Holttum Sphaerostephanos woitapensis Holttum Stegnogramma cyrtomioides (C. Chr.) Ching Stegnogramma gymnocarpa (Copel.) K. Iwats. subsp. amabilis (Tagawa) K. Iwats. Thelypteris didymochlaenoides (C .B. Clarke) Holttum (Continued) Distribution Note New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) China (Chongqing, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan) Japan N. E. India (Meghalaya) Thelypteris kingii C. F. Reed N. India (Sikkim) Thelypteris kurzii (Holttum) Fraser-Jenk. Nicobar Islands Thelypteris namburensis (Bedd.) C. F. Reed N. E. India (Assam, Arunachal Pradesh) Thelypteris parasitica (L.) Fosberg subsp. manickirudorum Fraser-Jenk. et Benniamin Thelypteris sledgei Fraser-Jenk. Thelypteris srilankensis Panigrahi Thelypteris thwaitesii (Hook.) C. F. Reed S. India (Tamil Nadu) Sri Lanka Sri Lanka, ?Nicobar Islands Sri Lanka Thelypteris zeylanica Ching Sri Lanka, Arunachal Pradesh Cheilanthopsis indusiosa (Christ) Ching Woodsia okamotoi Tagawa Rhachidosoraceae Rhachidosorus pulcher (Tagawa) Ching Rhachidosorus truncatus Ching Blechnaceae Blechnum acanthopodum T. C. Chambers et P. A. Farrant Blechnum puniceum T. C. Chambers, P. J. Edwards et R. J. Johns 105 China (Sichuan, Yunnan) Taiwan NT in Japan As known so far endemic to N.E. India, but very probably also occuring in Myanmar and perhaps also China As known at present endemic to Sikkim, but likely to occur in Tibet and China Very rare or perhaps extinct As known so far endemic to N. E. India, but likely to occur in Myanmar and/or China Apparently endemic to S. India Reports from S. India (Kerala, very rare), refer to the very similar sterile hybrid, T. × insularis. Reported from Assam by Chandra et al. (2008) in error for an unidentified species near to T. triphylla Although this may be a good species, it is conceivable that these plants might only be depauperate forms of T. calcarata and T. caudipinna respectively, and require further investigative study CR in Taiwan Yunnan, Taiwan China (Guangxi, Guizhou, Yunnan) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) EN in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Atsushi Ebihara et al. 106 Table 1. Name Athyriaceae Allantodia dushanensis Ching ex W. M. Chu et Z. R. He Allantodia heterocarpa (Ching) Ching (Continued) Distribution China (Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan) Athyrium hainanense Ching Athyrium kenzo-satakei Sa. Kurata Athyrium khasimontanum Fraser-Jenk. China (Chongqing, Guizhou, Hunan, Sichuan) China (Guangdong, Hunan) China (Hainan) China (Chongqing, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan, Yunnan) Borneo (Sabah) Taiwan Borneo (Sabah) China (Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan, Jiangxi, Zhejiang) China (Hainan) Japan (Kyushu) N. E. India (Meghalaya) Athyrium kumaonicum Holttum ex Punetha N. W. India (Uttarakhand) Athyrium masamunei Seriz. Athyrium minimum Ching Athyrium neglectum Seriz. Athyrium palustre Seriz. Athyrium yakusimense Tagawa Cornopteris seramensis M. Kato Deparia biserialis (Baker) M. Kato Deparia bonincola (Nakai) M. Kato Deparia hainanensis (Ching) R. Sano Deparia lancea (Thunb.) Fraser-Jenk. var. rheophila (M. Kato, Darnaedi et K. Iwats.) M. Kato, comb. nov. Deparia macdonellii (Bedd.) M. Kato Japan (Yakushima Isl.) Taiwan Japan Japan Japan (Yakushima Isl.) Maluku Islands (Seram) Borneo (Sabah) Japan (Bonin Islands) China (Hainan) Borneo (E. Kalimantan) Allantodia metcalfii (Ching) Ching Allantodia wangii Ching Athyriopsis erecta Z. R. Wang Athyrium amoenum C. Chr. Athyrium auriculatum Seriz. Athyrium clemensiae Copel. Athyrium elongatum Ching VU in Taiwan CR in Japan As known so far endemic to N.E. India Range imperfectly known. As known so far endemic to N.W. India CR in Japan EN in Taiwan CR in Japan EN in Japan CR in Japan NT in Japan Pakistan, N.W. India (Jammu , Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh) Japan (Kyushu) EN in Japan Japan EN in Japan Sri Lanka Very rare or extinct Maluku Islands (Seram) Borneo Peninsular Malaysia Borneo (Sabah) S. India (Tamil Nadu, Agastyamalai Hills) Deparia minamitanii Seriz. Deparia otomasui (Sa. Kurata) Seriz. Deparia zeylanica (Hook.) M. Kato Diplazium aculeatum Alderw. Diplazium aequibasale (Baker) C. Chr. Diplazium angustipinna (Holttum) Holttum Diplazium atrosquamosum C. Chr. Diplazium austrosylvaticum Fraser-Jenk. et Benniamin Diplazium beddomei C. Chr. Sri Lanka, S. India (?Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Diplazium burmanicum Ching ex W. M. Chu Arunachal Pradesh, Myanmar et Z. R. He Diplazium ceramicum (Miq.) C. Chr. Maluku Islands (Seram) Diplazium cognatum (Hieron.) Sledge Sri Lanka S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Diplazium costulisorum (Copel.) C. Chr. Philippines (Davao, Mt. Apo) Diplazium cultratum C. Presl Philippines (Biliran, Laguna, Quezon, Camarines Norte) Philippines (Nueva Viscaya, Laguna) Maluku Islands (Seram) Diplazium egenolfioides M. G. Price. Diplazium esculentoides M. Kato Note Closely related to or a synonym of D. leptophyllum VU in the Philippines, but known only from two type collections VU in the Philippines EN in the Philippines Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. Name Athyriaceae (continued) Diplazium flavoviride Alston Diplazium furculicolum Alderw. Diplazium insigne Holttum Diplazium kunstleri Holttum Diplazium longicarpum Kodama Diplazium moluccanum Rosenst. Diplazium paradoxum Fée Diplazium pariens Copel. Diplazium propinquum (Copel.) Alderw. Diplazium subtripinnatum Nakai Diplazium travancoricum Bedd. Diplazium tricholepis C. Chr. Diplazium velutinum Holttum Diplazium wahauense M. Kato, Darnaedi et K. Iwats. Hypodematiaceae Hypodematium crenatum (Forssk.) Kuhn subsp. fauriei (Kodama) K. Iwats. Hypodematium crenatum (Forssk.) Kuhn subsp. mehrae Fraser-Jenk. Dryopteridaceae Arachniodes cantilenae Sa. Kurata Arachniodes haniffii (Holttum) Ching. Arachniodes hiugana Sa. Kurata Arachniodes nigrospinosa (Ching) Ching Ataxipteris dianguiensis W. M. Chu et H. G. Zhou Bolbitis christensenii (Ching) Ching Bolbitis hainanensis Ching et Chu H. Wang Bolbitis hekouensis Ching Bolbitis interlineata (Copel.) Ching Bolbitis malaccensis (C. Chr.) Ching Bolbitis medogensis (Ching et S. K. Wu) S. Y. Dong Bolbitis nitens Holttum Bolbitis presliana (Fée) Ching Bolbitis semicordata (Baker) Ching Bolbitis tibetica Ching et S. K. Wu Bolbitis tonkinensis (C. Chr. ex Ching) K. Iwats. Ctenitis calcicola M. Kato Ctenitis clathrata M. Kato Ctenitis coriacea M. Kato Ctenitis dumrongii Tagawa et K. Iwats. Ctenitis ferruginea (Bedd.) Ching Ctenitis iriomotensis (H. Itô) Nakaike Ctenitis mannii (C. Hope) Ching Ctenitis microlepigera (Nakai) Ching Ctenitis minutiloba Holttum Ctenitis obtusiloba (Baker) Ching 107 (Continued) Distribution Maluku Islands (Seram), New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) Peninsular Malaysia Peninsular Malaysia Japan (Bonin Islands) Maluku Islands (Seram, Tanimbar) Sri Lanka Philippines (Bukidnon, Negros, Davao Oriental, North Cotabato [Mt. Apo]) Philippines (Agusan) Japan (Bonin Islands) Sri Lanka, S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Borneo (Sabah) Peninsular Malaysia Borneo (E. Kalimantan) Japan Note EN in Japan VU in the Philippines CR in Japan VU in Japan N.W. India (Uttarakhand) Japan (Kyushu) Peninsular Malaysia Japan (Kyushu) China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan, Hongkong), Taiwan China (Guangxi, Hainan, Yunnan) EN in Japan CR in Japan China (Guangxi, Guizhou) China (Hainan, Yunnan) China (Hainan, Yunnan) Borneo (Sarawak) Peninsular Malaysia Arunachal Pradesh, Tibet Peninsular Malaysia S. India (Karnataka, Kerala) S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Nepal, Arunachal Pradesh, Tibet Thailand (Chiang Rai), N. Vietnam, Cambodia Maluku Islands (Seram) Maluku Islands (Seram) Maluku Islands (Seram) Thailand (Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai) S. India (Tamil Nadu) Japan (Iriomote Isl.) N. E. India (Assam State, ?Meghalaya), ?China Japan (Bonin Islands) Borneo (Sabah) Sri Lanka DD in Thailand VU in Japan As known so far perhaps endemic to N. E. India (if C. fulgens is not synonymous), but likely to occur in Myanmar and/or China CR in Japan Atsushi Ebihara et al. 108 Table 1. Name Dryopteridaceae (continued) Ctenitis paleolata Copel. Ctenitis paucisora (Copel.) Copel. Ctenitis pseudorhodolepis Ching et Chu H. Wang Ctenitis scabrosa (Kuntze) Ching Ctenitis tabacifera (Alderw.) Ching Ctenitis muluensis Holttum Cyrtogonellum inaequalis Ching Cyrtomidictyum basipinnatum (Baker) Ching Cyrtomidictyum conjunctum Ching Cyrtomium chingianum P. S. Wang Cyrtomium grossum Christ Cyrtomium sinningense Ching et K. H. Shing Cyrtomium taiwanianum Tagawa Cyrtomium urophyllum Ching Cyrtomium wulingense S. F. Wu Dryopteris anadroma Mitsuta, nom. nud. Dryopteris angustifrons (T. Moore) Kuntze Dryopteris anthracinisquama Miyam. Dryopteris austroindica Fraser-Jenk. Dryopteris deparioides (T. Moore) Kuntze subsp. deparioides Dryopteris deparioides (T. Moore) Kuntze subsp. concinna C. Chr. Dryopteris enneaphylla (Baker) C. Chr. var. pseudosieboldii (Hayata) Tagawa et K. Iwats. Dryopteris gymnosora (Makino) C. Chr. var. angustata H. Itô Dryopteris hadanoi Sa. Kurata Dryopteris insularis Kodama Dryopteris khullarii Fraser-Jenk. Dryopteris meghalaica Fraser-Jenk. et Gibby Dryopteris odontoloma (Bedd.) C. Chr. Dryopteris permagna M. G. Price Dryopteris rheophila Mitsuta ex Darnaedi, M. Kato et K. Iwats. Dryopteris shibipedis Sa. Kurata (Continued) Distribution Philippines (Benguet) N. E. India (Arunachal Pradesh), Borneo China (Guangxi, Guizhou, Sichuan) CR in the Philippines; known only from the type S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Maluku Islands (Seram, Ambon) Borneo (Sarawak) China (Chongqing, Guangxi, Guizhou) China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, Hongkong) China (Jiangxi, Zhejiang) China (Guizhou) China (Guizhou, Yunnan) China (Hunan) Taiwan China (Chongqing, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hunan, Sichuan, Yunnan) China (Hunan, Sichuan) Japan (Yakushima Isl.) China (Yunnan), Myanmar Japan (Kyushu) S. India (Tamil Nadu) Sri Lanka VU in Taiwan VU in Japan CR in Japan Sri Lanka, S. India (Tamil Nadu) Taiwan NT in Taiwan Japan (Yakushima Isl.) CR in Japan Japan Japan (Bonin Islands) N. W. India (Uttarakhand) N. E. India (Manipur, Meghalaya), Myanmar S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Philippines (Kalinga, Benguet, Mountain Province, South Cotabato) Thailand (Loei) NT in Japan VU in Japan Japan (Kyushu) Dryopteris sledgei Fraser-Jenk. Dryopteris tsugiwoi Sa. Kurata Dryopteris tsutsuiana Sa. Kurata Dryopteris vidyae Fraser-Jenk. Sri Lanka, S. India (Tamil Nadu) Japan Japan (Kyushu) N. India (Darjeeling), N. E. India (Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya) Dryopteris whangshangensis Ching China (Anhui, Fujian, Hubei, Jiangxi, Zhejiang) Japan (Yakushima Isl.) S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Dryopteris yakusilvicola Sa. Kurata Elaphoglossum beddomei Sledge Note EN in the Philippines DD in Thailand EW in Japan (listed as EX) CR in Japan CR in Japan As known so far endemic to N.E. India, but is also likely to occur in Tibet, S.W. China or Myanmar Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. (Continued) Name Dryopteridaceae (continued) Elaphoglossum brevifolium Holttum Elaphoglossum dumrongii Tagawa et K. Iwats. Elaphoglossum mcclurei Ching Elaphoglossum murkelense M. Kato Elaphoglossum nilgiricum Krajina ex Sledge Elaphoglossum robinsonii Holttum Elaphoglossum stigmatolepis (Fée) T. Moore Elaphoglossum tosaense (Yatabe) Makino Lastreopsis subrecedens Ching Lomagramma brassii Holttum Peranema cyatheoides D. Don var. luzonicum (Copel.) Ching et S. H. Wu Phanerophlebiopsis polyodon (Ching) Fraser-Jenk., comb. nov. Polystichum adungense Ching et FraserJenk. ex H.S.Kung et Li Bing Zhang Polystichum alcicorne (Baker) Diels Polystichum altum Ching ex Li Bing Zhang et H. S. Kung Polystichum annapurnicola Fraser-Jenk. Polystichum anomalum (Hook. et Arn.) J. Sm. Polystichum centronepalense Fraser-Jenk. Polystichum cuneatum Nakaike Polystichum fibrillosopaleaceum (Kodama) Tagawa var. marginale Seriz. Polystichum gracilipes C. Chr. Polystichum inaense (Tagawa) Tagawa Polystichum kwangtungense Ching Polystichum manickamianum Beniamin, Fraser-Jenk. et Irud. Polystichum obae Tagawa Polystichum palniense Fraser-Jenk. Polystichum papuanum C. Chr. Polystichum subinerme (Kunze) Fraer-Jenk. Polystichum tortuosum Nakaike Teratophyllum hainanense S. Y. Dong et X. C. Zhang Lomariopsidaceae Cyclopeltis mirabilis Copel. Lomariopsis chinensis Ching Tectariaceae Aenigmopteris elegans Holttum Arthropteris caudata Rosenst. Ctenitopsis acrocarpa Ching Ctenitopsis matthewi (Ching) Ching Heterogonium ceramense Holttum Heterogonium hennipmanii Tagawa et K. Iwats. Heterogonium wenzelii (Copel.) Holttum 109 Distribution Peninsular Malaysia Thailand (Loei) China (Guangdong, Hainan) Maluku Islands (Seram) S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Peninsular Malaysia S. India (Tamil Nadu) Japan China (Hainan) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Benguet: Mt. Pulag) N. E. India (Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya) Arunachal Pradesh, N. Myanmar, China Note DD in Thailand VU in Japan CR in the Philippines. As known so far endemic to N.E. India, though to be expected in Myanmar and/or S.W. China China (Chongqing, Guizhou, Sichuan) China (Chongqing, Sichuan, Yunnan) C. Nepal Sri Lanka, S. India (Keral, Tamil Nadu) C. Nepal New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Japan (Honshu) As known so far endemic to Nepal, pending further study CR in Japan Japan (Honshu) EN in Japan Japan (Honshu) NT in Japan China (Guangdong) S. India (Tamil Nadu, Agastyamalai Hills) Japan (Amami Isl.) S. India (Tamil Nadu: Palni Hills) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) China (Hainan) CR in Japan Borneo (Sarawak) China (Yunnan) Borneo (Sabah) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) China (Yunnan) China (Guangdong) Maluku Islands (Seram) Thailand (Tak) Philippines (Leyte) CR in Thailand EN in the Philippines, known only from the type Atsushi Ebihara et al. 110 Table 1. Name Tectariaceae (continued) Psomiocarpa apiifolia (J. Sm.) C. Presl Pteridrys lofouensis (Christ) C. Chr. et Ching Pteridrys olivacea (Rosenst.) Copel. Pteridrys zeylanica Ching Tectaria andersonii Holttum Tectaria cherasica Holttum Tectaria craspedocarpa Copel. Tectaria crenata Cav. var. petiolata M. Kato Tectaria croftii Holttum Tectaria curtisii Holttum var. curtisii Tectaria curtisii Holttum var. hendersonii Holttum Tectaria danfuensis Holttum Tectaria exauriculata Holttum Tectaria guachana Rusea Tectaria hekouensis Ching et Chu H. Wang Tectaria holttumii C. Chr. Tectaria jacobsii Holttum Tectaria laotica C. Chr. et Tardieu Tectaria lobbii (Hook.) Copel. Tectaria luchunensis S. K. Wu Tectaria manilensis (C. Presl) Holttum var. chupangensis (Ridl.) Holttum Tectaria media Ching Tectaria melanocauloides M. Kato Tectaria microchlamys Holttum Tectaria minuta Copel. Tectaria nesiotica Holttum Tectaria nitens Copel. Tectaria pseudosiifolia sp. nov., in prep. Tectaria rheophytica Holttum Tectaria seramensis M. Kato Tectaria simaoensis Ching et Chu H. Wang Tectaria squamipes Holttum Tectaria stalactica M. G. Price Tectaria subcordata Holttum (Continued) Distribution Philippines (Bataan, Isabela, Laguna, Quezon, Masbate, Samar, Leyte, Bohol, Panay, Zamboanga) China (Guizhou, Yunnan) Note A monotypic Philippine endemic genus Maluku Islands (Seram), New Guinea Sri Lanka, S. India (Kerala, Andhra Pradesh) Borneo (Sarawak) Peninsular Malaysia New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Peninsular Malaysia Peninsular Malaysia New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Peninsular Malaysia China (Yunnan) Borneo (Sabah) Borneo (Brunei) Thailand (Loei), Laos (Salavan) Borneo (Sarawak), Philippines (Bohol) China (Yunnan) Peninsular Malaysia China (Hainan) Maluku Islands (Seram, Ambon) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah) Bhutan, Arunachal Pradesh New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) China (Yunnan) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Philippines (Cagayan, Ilocos Norte, Isabela, Polillo) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) DD in Thailand and Laos As known so far endemic to N.E. India, but likely to occur in China or Myanmar. Differs from T. siifolia in the fronds not being at all dimorphic; narrow scales at stipe-base concolorous dark-brown or blackish, without scarious margins; pinnae never with a proliferous bulbil; costae and veins beneath with more prominent and dense hairs VU in the Philippines Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. Name Tectariaceae (continued) Tectaria subdigitata (Baker) Copel. Tectaria translucens Holttum Tectaria trimenii (Bedd.) C. Chr. Tectaridium macleanii Copel. Oleandraceae Oleandra hainanensis Ching Oleandra intermedia Ching Davalliaceae Davallia dimorpha Holttum Davallia petelotii Tardieu et C. Chr. Davallia seramensis M. Kato Davallia sessilifolioides M. Kato Davallodes seramense M. Kato Humata dissecta Alston Polypodiaceae Acrosorus pectinatus sp. nov. in prep. [Simpson & Marsh s. n. (K)] Acrosorus sclerophyllus (Alderw.) Parris, comb. nov. Acrosorus subtriangularis (Alderw.) Parris, comb. nov. Acrosorus tenuis sp. nov. in prep. [S. Dransfield et al. 947 (K)] Acrosorus vallatus sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-12130 (TI)] Aglaomorpha cornucopia (Copel.) Roos Arthromeris cyrtomioides S. G. Lu et C. D. Xu Belvisia platyrhynchos (Kunze) Copel. (＝Belvisia glauca (Copel.) Copel.) Calymmodon acrosoroides sp. nov. in prep. [Ledermann 8855c (B)] Calymmodon acutangularis sp. nov. in prep. [Schultze 3348a (B)] Calymmodon binaiyensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-3863 (TI)] Calymmodon borneensis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 6719 (K)] Calymmodon coriaceus sp. nov. in prep. [Vink 17467 (BM)] Calymmodon debilis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-7750 p. p. (TI)] Calymmodon decipiens sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8484 (K)] Calymmodon fragilis Copel. Calymmodon gibbsiae sp. nov. in prep. [Gibbs 6119 (K)] Calymmodon holttumii sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 11590 (K)] 111 (Continued) Distribution Borneo (Sarawak) Peninsular Malaysia Sri Lanka, S. India (Tamil Nadu) Philippines (Cagayan, Isabela, Quezon, Camarines Sur, Samar, Panay) Note EN in the Philippines China (Hainan) China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hongkong, Yunnan) Peninsular Malaysia Thailand (Phitsanulok), Laos Sulawesi, Maluku Islands (Seram), New Guinea Maluku Islands (Seram) Maluku Islands (Seram) Maluku Islands (Ambon), Waigeu DD in Thailand and Laos Borneo (Brunei: Mt Galagas) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Maluku Islands (Ambon) Borneo (Brunei, Sabah) Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge) Philippines (Kalinga, Abra, Mountain Province, Benguet, Bukidnon, Davao, Misamis Occidental, Cotabato, Zamboanga) China (Yunnan), Arunachal Pradesh Philippines (Luzon, Mindoro, Agusan del Norte, Bukidnon, Davao), New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Yapen Island) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Kameelrucken) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Tami-Mundung) Maluku Islands (Seram: Gunung Binaiya) Borneo (Sabah, Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Mt. Ambua) Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Angi Lakes) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) VU in the Philippines Atsushi Ebihara et al. 112 Table 1. Name Polypodiaceae (continued) Calymmodon hyalinus Copel. Calymmodon hygroscopicus Copel. Calymmodon ichthyorhachioides Alston Calymmodon innominatus sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8646 (K)] Calymmodon kanikehensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-2999 (TI)] Calymmodon kinabaluensis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8716] Calymmodon ledermannii sp. nov. in prep. [Ledermann 8457 (B)] Calymmodon linearis sp. nov. in prep. [Ledermann 10118 (B)] Calymmodon mniodes Copel. Calymmodon morobensis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 9573 (K)] Calymmodon murkelensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-12467 (TI)] Calymmodon ohaensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-12050 (TI)] Calymmodon pallidivirens sp. nov. in prep. [Sundue 2218 (KNP)] Calymmodon papuanus sp. nov. in prep. [Carr 15230 (B)] Calymmodon persimilis Tagawa Calymmodon pseudoclavifer sp. nov. in prep. [Ratcliffe 230 (K)] Calymmodon pseudordinatus sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 6138 (K)] Calymmodon ramifer Copel. Calymmodon redactus sp. nov. in prep. [Clemens 39161 p. p. (K)] Calymmodon schultzei sp. nov. in prep. [Schultze 33 32 (B)] Calymmodon seramensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-5330 (TI)] Calymmodon subalpinus sp. nov. in prep. [Croft 112 (K)] Calymmodon tehoruensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-13804 (TI)] Colysis acuminata (Baker) Holttum var. fluminalis (Ridley) Hennipmann Colysis fluviatilis (Laut.) Ching Colysis longipes Ching Craspedosorus sinensis Ching et W. M. Chu Ctenopterella cornigera (Baker) Parris Ctenopterella fluvialis sp. nov. in prep. [Johns et al. 7392 (K)] Ctenopterella pediculata (Baker) Parris Ctenopteris thwaitesii (Bedd.) Sledge Dasygrammitis kinabaluensis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 11584 (K)] Dasygrammitis seramensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-14387 (TI)] Goniophlebium someyae (Yatabe) Ebihara, comb. nov. (Continued) Distribution Note Borneo (Sarawak) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) Maluku Islands (Seram: Kanikeh) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: East Sepik, Eastern Highlands, Morobe) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Lordberg) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Morobe, Central, New Ireland) Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge) Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu or Gunung Alab) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Western Highlands, Central) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Cyclops Mts.) Philippines (Luzon: Mt. Banahaw) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Tami-Mundung) Maluku Islands (Seram: Sawai) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Mt. Piora) Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge) Malay Peninsula, Borneo Borneo China (Guangxi, Hainan) China (Yunnan) Sri Lanka Borneo (Brunei: Temburong River) Known only from a single locality Borneo (Sarawak) Sri Lanka Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge) Japan EN in Japan Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. Name Polypodiaceae (continued) Goniophlebium terrestre Copel. Grammitis demissa Parris Grammitis kairatuensis M. Kato et Parris Lecanopteris lomarioides (Kunze) Copel. Lecanopteris luzonensis Hennip. Lecanopteris mirabilis (C. Chr.) Copel. Lepisorus affinis Ching Lepisorus boninensis (Christ) Ching Lepisorus cespitosus Y. X. Lin Lepisorus confluens W. M. Chu Lepisorus elegans Ching et W. M. Chu ex W. M. Chu Lepisorus likiangensis Ching et S. K. Wu Lepisorus longus Ching Lepisorus luchunensis Y. X. Lin Lepisorus medogensis Ching et Y. X. Lin Lepisorus oosphaerus (C. Chr.) Ching Lepisorus sordidus (C. Chr.) Ching Lepisorus subconfluens Ching Lepisorus tricholepis K. H. Shing ex Y. X. Lin Lepisorus waltonii (Ching) S. L. Yu Lepisorus xiphiopteris (Baker) W. M. Chu ex Y. X. Lin Leptochilus metallicus (Bedd.) C. Chr. Leptochilus wallii (Baker) C. Chr. Loxogramme antrophyoides (Baker) C. Chr. var. rheophila M. Kato, Darnaedi et K. Iwats. Loxogramme boninensis Nakai Micropolypodium pulogense (Copel.) A. R. Sm. Microsorum krayanense M. Kato, Darnaedi et K. Iwats. Microsorum membranaceum (D. Don) Ching var. carinatum W. M. Chu et Z. R. He Microsorum paucijugum (Alderw.) K. Iwats. et M. Kato Microsorum reticulatum Ching ex L. Shi Microsorum siamense Boonkerd Microsorum submarginale M. Kato, Darnaedi et K. Iwats. Microsorum thailandicum Boonkerd et Noot. Neocheiropteris palmatopedata (Baker) Christ Neocheiropteris triglossa (Baker) Ching Oreogrammitis alstonii sp. nov. in prep. [Alston 16878 (BM)] Oreogrammitis antipodalis (Copel.) Parris 113 (Continued) Distribution Philippines (Quirino, ?Isabela, Laguna) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) Philippines (Nueva Ecija, Nueva Vizcaya), Sulawesi Philippines (Zambales, Bataan, Rizal, Quezon, Laguna, Lanao) Maluku Islands (Seram, Ambon), New Guinea China (Hainan) Japan (Bonin Islands) China (Xizang) China (Yunnan) China (Yunnan) China (Sichuan, Yunnan) China (Hainan) China (Yunnan) China (Xizang) Thailand (Chiang Mai) China (Sichuan, Yunnan), Myanmar, India (Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur) China (Yunnan), India (Arunachal Pradesh, ?Sikkim), Myanmar, ?Nepal, ?Bhutan, ?Thailand China (Xizang) China (Xizang) China (Xizang, Yunnan) Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Borneo (E. Kalimantan) Japan (Bonin Islands) Philippines (Luzon) Borneo (E. Kalimantan) Note VU in the Philippines EN in the Philippines EN in the Philippines NT in Japan VU in Thailand Possibly extinct VU in Japan Known only from three collections from Mt. Pulog China (Yunnan) Borneo China (Yunnan) Thailand (Yala) Borneo (E. Kalimantan) DD in Thailand Thailand (Chumphon) EN in Thailand China (Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan) China (Yunnan) Maluku Islands (Halmahera: Jailolo Peak) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Atsushi Ebihara et al. 114 Table 1. Name Polypodiaceae (continued) Oreogrammitis atrostipes sp. nov. in prep. [Klimas 176 (COLO)] Oreogrammitis attenuata (Kunze) Parris Oreogrammitis austroindica (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis carrii sp. nov. in prep. [Carr 15219 (K)] Oreogrammitis celebica sp. nov. in prep. [Hennipman 5388 p. p. (K)] Oreogrammitis clandestina sp. nov. in prep. [Ranker 2175 (COLO)] Oreogrammitis clavata (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis crinifera (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis crispatula (Holttum) Parris Oreogrammitis dictymioides (Copel.) Parris Oreogrammitis distincta sp. nov. in prep. [Johns 6742 (K)] Oreogrammitis excelsa (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis fenicis (Copel.) Parris Oreogrammitis gardettei sp. nov. in prep. [Gardette 1061 (K)] Oreogrammitis glossophylla (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis graniticola sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8763 (K)] Oreogrammitis habbemensis (Copel.) Parris Oreogrammitis hainanensis sp. nov. in prep. [Smith 1548 (K)] Oreogrammitis hispida (Copel.) Parris Oreogrammitis imberbis (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis incognita sp. nov. in prep. [Ranker 2185 (COLO)] Oreogrammitis inconstans (Alderw.) Parris Oreogrammitis jeraiensis (Parris) Parris (Continued) Distribution New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Crater Mountain) Sri Lanka, S. India (Tamil Nadu), S. India (Tamil Nadu) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Owen Stanley Range) Sulawesi: Mt. Rorokatimbu Note Known from a single 19th century collection, probably extinct Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Peninsular Malaysia New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Borneo (Brunei: Gunung Retak) EX in Peninsular Malaysia New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Philippines, Taiwan Sumatra (Gunung Tujuh) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) China (Hainan: Five Finger Mountain) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Peninsular Malaysia Oreogrammitis katoi sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. 13619] Oreogrammitis kunstleri Parris Maluku Islands (Seram: Kairatu) Oreogrammitis malayensis Parris Peninsular Malaysia Oreogrammitis manuselensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-11761bis (TI)] Oreogrammitis medialis (Baker) Parris Oreogrammitis meijer-dreesii (Copel.) Parris Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge) Oreogrammitis mesocarpa (Alderw.) Parris Oreogrammitis mollis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8482 (K)] Oreogrammitis montana (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis murrayana (C. Chr.) Parris Oreogrammitis murudensis sp. nov. in prep. [SAR 88632 p. p. (KEP)] Oreogrammitis muscicola sp. nov. in prep Parris 8525 (K). Oreogrammitis nana (Fée) Parris Oreogrammitis natunae sp. nov. in prep. [Everett s. n. (E)] New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) Peninsular Malaysia Sri Lanka New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Borneo (Sarawak: Gunung Murud) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) Java Borneo (Kalimantan: Natuna Islands) EN in Peninsular Malaysia EX in Peninsular Malaysia EN in Peninsular Malaysia VU in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. (Continued) Name Polypodiaceae (continued) Oreogrammitis nigropaleata (Copel.) Parris Oreogrammitis nipponica (Tagawa et K. Iwats.) Parris Oreogrammitis nubicola sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8531 (K)] Oreogrammitis oncobasis (M. G. Price) Parris Oreogrammitis pilifera (Ravi et J. Joseph) Parris Oreogrammitis piruensis (M. Kato et Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis polita Parris Oreogrammitis pseudospiralis (Alderw.) Parris Oreogrammitis ramicola sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8501 (K)] Oreogrammitis reptans (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis rupestris (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis salticola (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis similis sp. nov. in prep. [Hennipman 5388 p. p. (K)] Oreogrammitis simplicivenia sp. nov. in prep. [Majuakim 1 (KEP)] Oreogrammitis sledgei (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis subreticulata (Copel.) Parris Oreogrammitis taeniophylla (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis tenuis (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis tidorensis sp. nov. in prep. [Alston 16730 (BM)] Oreogrammitis trogophylla (Copel.) Parris Oreogrammitis tuyamae (H. Ohba) Parris Oreogrammitis ultramaficola sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8500 (K)] Oreogrammitis velutina (Parris) Parris Oreogrammitis wallii (Beddome) Parris Oreogrammitis xiphopteroides sp. nov. in prep. [Croft & Hope 51 (K)] Oreogrammitis zeylanica (Fée) Parris Phymatopteris cruciformis (Ching) Pic. Serm. Phymatopteris digitata (Ching) Pic. Serm. Platycerium grande (Fée) Kunze. Podosorus angustatus Holttum Polypodiodes falcipinnula S. K. Wu et J. Murata Polypodiodes niponica (Mett.) Ching var. glandulosa P. S. Wang Polypodiodes paramoena Ching et Y. X. Lin Polypodiodes pseudolachnopus S. G. Lu 115 Distribution New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Japan Note CR in Japan Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) Philippines S. India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Sulawesi: Mt. Rorokatimbu Borneo (Sabah: Gunung Silam) Sri Lanka New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Tidore: Gunung Kiematuba) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Japan (Bonin Islands) Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) CR in Japan New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Sri Lanka New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Star Mountains) Sri Lanka China (Guangdong) China (Guangdong, Guizhou, Zhejiang, Hunan) Philippines (?Masbate: Ticao Isl., Lanao del Sur, Davao, Zamboanga) Philippines (Isabela: San Mariano, Barangay Disulap) China (Yunnan) China (Guizhou) China (Xizang) China (Sichuan, Xizang, Yunnan) CR in the Philippines CR in the Philippines, a monotypic genus known only from the type Atsushi Ebihara et al. 116 Table 1. Name Polypodiaceae (continued) Polypodiodes simonsiana Fraser-Jenk., in prep. (Continued) Distribution Note N. E. India (Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya), Myanmar Similar to P. niponica, but with a curved rachis and mid and lower pinnae backward-deflexed and very acutely pointed CR in Japan Polypodium amamianum Tagawa Prosaptia archboldii Copel. Prosaptia binaiyensis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 11166 (K)] Prosaptia borneensis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 6683 (K)] Prosaptia ceylanica Parris Prosaptia crenata sp. nov. in prep. [LAE 61379 (K)] Prosaptia fungosa sp. nov. in prep. [Brass 13207 (MICH)] Prosaptia fusca (Copel.) Parris Japan (Amami Islands) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Maluku Islands (Seram: Gunung Binaiya) Prosaptia giluwensis sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 9369 (K)] Prosaptia idenbergensis sp. nov. in prep. [Brass 13653 (UC)] Prosaptia khasyana (Hook.) C. Chr. et Tardieu New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Mt. Giluwe) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Idenberg River) N. E. India (Meghalaya), Myanmar Prosaptia koitakiensis sp. nov. in prep. [Carr 12650 (K)] Prosaptia micropora (Copel.) Parris Prosaptia morobensis sp. nov. in prep. [Woods 1640 (E)] Prosaptia mulierum sp. nov. in prep. [Gay 775 (K)] Prosaptia negrosensis (Copel.) M. G. Price Prosaptia novae-hiberniae sp. nov. in prep. [LAE 68305 (K)] Prosaptia pinnata sp. nov. in prep. [Kluge 7275 (UC)] Prosaptia repens sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 8112 (K)] Prosaptia rivularis sp. nov. in prep. [NGF 45058 (K)] Prosaptia seramensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-12532] Prosaptia shawii (Copel.) Parris Prosaptia subglabra (M. Kato et Parris) Parris Prosaptia subulatipinna (Alderw.) Parris Prosaptia sulawesica sp. nov. [Hennipman 5303 (L)] Prosaptia wobbensis sp. nov. in prep. [Schlechter 16390 (K)] Pyrrosia boothii (Hook.) Ching New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Owen Stanley Range) Philippines New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Mt. Kaindi) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Western Highlands, Eastern Highlands) Philippines New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: New Ireland) Sulawesi: Mt. Roroka Timbu Pyrrosia ceylanica (Giesenh.) Sledge Borneo (Sabah, Sarawak) Sri Lanka New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Mt. Albert Edward) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Idenberg River) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: West Sepik, Western Highlands, Enga) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Garaina) Maluku Islands (Seram: Murkele Ridge, Gunung Binaiya, Sawai) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram, Bacan) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Sulawesi: Mt. Rorokatimbu New Guinea (Papua New Guinea: Wobbe) Sikkim, Bhutan, Arunachal Pradesh, Myanmar Sri Lanka, S. India (Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu) EN in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Records of this species from elsewhere, including S. China and S. E. Asia refer to P. barathrophylla (Baker) M .G. Price Narrowly Distributed Asian Pteridophytes Table 1. (Continued) Name Polypodiaceae (continued) Pyrrosia splendens (C. Presl) Ching Radiogrammitis alepidota (M. G. Price) Parris Radiogrammitis beddomeana (Alderw.) Parris Radiogrammitis celata sp. nov. in prep. [Ranker 2181 p. p. (COLO)] Radiogrammitis coredrosora (Alderw.) Parris Radiogrammitis exilis sp. nov. in prep. [Sundue 2223 (KNP)] Radiogrammitis kanikehensis sp. nov. in prep. [Kato et al. C-2998 p. p. (TI)] Radiogrammitis kinabaluensis (Copel.) Parris Radiogrammitis peninsularis (Copel.) Parris 117 Distribution Note Philippines (Luzon, Samar, Leyte, Bohol, Mindanao) Vietnam, Philippines (Luzon, Negros) Sri Lanka Borneo (Sabah: Mt. Kinabalu) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Borneo (Sabah: Gunung Alab) Maluku Islands (Seram: Kanikeh) Borneo (Sabah) Peninsular Malaysia Radiogrammitis plana (Alderw.) Parris Radiogrammitis pseudoxiphopteris (Parris) Parris Radiogrammitis reducta (Alderw.) Parris Radiogrammitis silvicola (Parris) Parris Radiogrammitis tehoruensis (M. Kato et Parris) Parris Radiogrammitis tuberculata (Parris) Parris Selliguea yakuinsularis (Masam.) H. Ohashi et K. Ohashi Themelium abebaion (Alderw.) Parris Themelium allocotum (Alderw.) Parris Sumatra Peninsular Malaysia Themelium crenulatum (Parris) Parris Themelium ctenoideum (Brause) Parris Themelium elatum sp. nov. in prep. [van Royen & Sleumer 8180a (K)] Themelium flagelliforme (Brause) Parris Themelium gibbsiae sp. nov. in prep. [Gibbs 6119 (K)] [Gibbs 5664 (K)] Themelium loherianum (Christ) Parris Themelium pseudallocotum sp. nov. ined. [Kato et al. C-14165 (TI)] Themelium pullei (Alston) Parris Tomophyllum bipinnatum (Copel.) Parris Tomophyllum capillatum (Brause) Parris Tomophyllum congregatifolium (Alderw.) Parris Tomophyllum cumingii sp. nov. in prep. [Cuming 205 (E)] Tomophyllum daymanense sp. nov. in prep. [Brass 22634 (L)] Tomophyllum dissitum sp. nov. in prep. [de Wilde & de Wilde-Duyfjes 14254 (L)] Tomophyllum epaleatum (Parris) Parris Tomophyllum havilandii (Baker) Parris Tomophyllum hymenophylloides (Parris) Parris Tomophyllum perplexum (Parris) Parris Tomophyllum plicatum sp. nov. in prep. [Lack & Grimes 1752 (K)] New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Nettoti Range) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Maluku Islands (Seram) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Japan New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Prov. Papua: Angi Lakes) Philippines Maluku Islands (Seram: Muselleinan Pass) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Philippines (Luzon) New Guinea (Papua New Guinea) Sumatra: Gunung Leuser Sri Lanka, Java Borneo (Sabah) New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Sri Lanka, S. India (Tamil Nadu) Sulawesi: Gunung Tambusisi EN in Peninsular Malaysia CR in Peninsular Malaysia EN in Japan VU in New Guinea (Prov. Papua) Atsushi Ebihara et al. 118 Table 1. Name Polypodiaceae (continued) Tomophyllum sakaguchianum (Koidz.) Parris Tomophyllum sesquipinnatum (Copel.) Parris Tomophyllum terpsichoroides sp. nov. in prep. [Croft 1336 p. p. (K)] Tomophyllum themelioides sp. nov. in prep. [Parris 11189 (K)] Tomophyllum warburgii sp. nov. in prep. [Warburg 4720 (B)] Xiphopterella alternidens (Cesati) Parris Xiphopterella coriacea sp. nov. in prep. [Sundue 2231 (KNP)] Xiphopterella corneri sp. nov. in prep. [RSNB 1869A (K)] Xiphopterella gracilis Parris Xiphopterella lenbrassii sp. nov. in prep. [Brass 25701 (K)] Xiphopterella major sp. nov. in prep. [Ranker 2194 (COLO)] Xiphopterella murudensis (Copel.) Parris, comb. nov. 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