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Fern from Mt Slamet Central Java: I think it is immature sori of Angiopteris evecta Angiopteris sps., possibly A.evecta I think A. evecta is not known from Java (nor India), but in Oceania-Pacific only. But the genus is pretty complicated in Java. A. evecta does not have such inframarginal sori – and I was going to say it is our A. helferiana, but the close-up shows very long recurrent false veins. So it appears not to be the same as any of our 3 species. One has to study the literature on Angiopteris – I wonder what Matsumoto’s new book of ferns from the Pacific says, or other Japanese work on Maluku etc. by Kato et al.?
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