
FIGURE 2. The Juruena National Park and details of Triplophyllum juruenense. A. Salto Augusto waterfall. B. Rocky boulders and a waterfall in a small affluent of the Tapajós River. C. Habit and adaxial side of the frond. D. Habit and abaxial side of the frond. E. Abaxial side of a pinna. F. Detail of a pinnule showing veins, sori, and hairs on the veins and laminar tissue. (photos A and B by P.H. Labiak; photos C–F by R. Goldenberg).
Published as part of Nunes, Mauricio G., Prado, Jefferson, Hirai, Regina Y. & Labiak, Paulo H., 2025, Triplophyllum juruenense (Tectariaceae), a new species of fern from Southern Amazonia, pp. 289-295 in Phytotaxa 706 (3) on page 292, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.706.3.7, http://zenodo.org/record/16718530
Tracheophyta, Tectariaceae, Polypodiales, Biodiversity, Polypodiopsida, Plantae, Triplophyllum, Taxonomy
Tracheophyta, Tectariaceae, Polypodiales, Biodiversity, Polypodiopsida, Plantae, Triplophyllum, Taxonomy
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