Ophioglossum for Identification.

[Adittya Dharap]

Hi,

Please help me identifying the Ophioglossum sp. in attached images.

Date: 30th June 2016

Place: Takve, Maval, Maharashtra

Not sure if the images will be sufficient for confirming ID. I guess they are insufficient.

Would appreciate if someone could share an identification key.

best regards

Adittya Dharap

[Dr Pankaj Kumar]

Very close to Ophioglossum polyphyllum but can't confirm.

Thanks for sharing. I thought Ophioglossum always have solitary leaves.

Pankaj

[Adittya Dharap]

Thank you Dr. Pankaj.

best regards

Adittya

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[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding  again for Id confirmation or otherwise please.

Some earlier relevant feedback:

Very close to Ophioglossum polyphyllum but can't confirm. Thanks for sharing. I thought Ophioglossum always have solitary leaves. Pankaj

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A reply from Dr. Banwari Yadav:

"This is Ophioglossum costatum which bears 1-5 tropophylls and each tropophyll thickish with prominent mid veins."

Thanks, Dr. Yadav.