
doi: 10.2307/4103160
The Malesian and Pacific species of Craspedodictyum, Syngramma and Taenitis are discussed and new evidence presented. The species of the first are transferred to Syngramma (involving 3 new combinations, S. spathulata (C. Chr.) Holtt., S. coriacea (Copel.) Holtt. and S. magnifica (Copel.) Holtt.). S. trichophora sp. nov. is described from New Guinea and 3 species of Syngramma are newly rejected as possible Aspleniopsis. Two sections are recognized within Syngramma, Syngramma and Toxopteris, and 4 within Taenitis, Taenitis, Loxodictyum (sect. nov.), Platytaenia (stat. nov.) and Schizolepton (stat. nov.). The relationships of the two genera are considered.
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