Tropical Plant Research
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2019, VOLUME 6 ISSUE 2Pages: 326-334
Aspleniaceae and Polypodiaceae from the coastal regions of Riau, Indonesia and their palynological study
Nery Sofiyanti
Department of Biology, Faculty of Math and Natural Sciences, Universitas Riau, Kampus Bina Widya, Panam, Pekanbaru, Riau, Indonesia
Abstract:
The fern inventorization in the coastal area of Riau, Indonesia have never been reported. This study aimed to identify Aspleniaceae and Polypodiaceae species from the coastal region of Riau and examined their morphology and palynology. Samples were collected from the field using exploration method and were then prepared for palynologycal study. Spore observation was carried out using Scanning Electron Microcopy. A total of 7 species were identified in this study (3 Aspleniaceae species and 4 Polypodiaceae species), with 2 species are new record in the peridoflora checklist from Riau, i.e. Asplenium longissimum and Asplenium glaucophyllum. We observed monolete spore from all of the examined species.
The fern inventorization in the coastal area of Riau, Indonesia have never been reported. This study aimed to identify Aspleniaceae and Polypodiaceae species from the coastal region of Riau and examined their morphology and palynology. Samples were collected from the field using exploration method and were then prepared for palynologycal study. Spore observation was carried out using Scanning Electron Microcopy. A total of 7 species were identified in this study (3 Aspleniaceae species and 4 Polypodiaceae species), with 2 species are new record in the peridoflora checklist from Riau, i.e. Asplenium longissimum and Asplenium glaucophyllum. We observed monolete spore from all of the examined species.
![Polypodiaceae species from Riau coastal area (Left- Habitus, Right- Mature leaves showing sori): <strong>A–B</strong>, <em>Drynaria sparsisora</em>; <strong>C–D</strong>, <em>Microsorum punctatum</em>; <strong>E–F</strong>, <em>Pyrrosia piloselloides</em>; <strong>G–H</strong>, <em>Phymatosorus scolopendria</em>. [Scale bars: A, C & G = 5 cm; B, D, E, F & H = 1 cm]](https://www.tropicalplantresearch.com/up/graphics/339/1909110550153390.jpeg)
Fig.: Polypodiaceae species from Riau coastal area (Left- Habitus, Right- Mature leaves showing sori): A–B, Drynaria sparsisora; C–D, Microsorum punctatum; E–F, Pyrrosia piloselloides; G–H, Phymatosorus scolopendria. [Scale bars: A, C & G = 5 cm; B, D, E, F & H = 1 cm]
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