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- Cyathea_gigantea abstract "Cyathea gigantea is a species of tree fern native to northeastern to southern India, Sri Lanka, Nepal to Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, the Malay Peninsula, as well as central Sumatra and western Java. It grows in moist open areas at an altitude of 600-1000 m. The trunk of this species is erect and may be as tall as 5 m or more. Fronds are bi- or tripinnate and usually 2-3 m long. The rachis is long, dark to black in colouration and rough in appearance after the fall of scales. These scales are dark brown, glossy and have a narrow paler margin and fragile edges. Sori are round and indusia absent.Large and Braggins (2004) note that C. gigantea is very similar to Cyathea glabra and appears to form part of a complex that also includes Cyathea podophylla and Cyathea subdubia. Further study is needed to determine the nature of the relationship between these taxa.The specific epithet gigantea refers, at least in part, to the large fronds.".
- Cyathea_gigantea class Leptosporangiate_fern.
- Cyathea_gigantea division Pteridophyte.
- Cyathea_gigantea family Cyatheaceae.
- Cyathea_gigantea genus Cyathea.
- Cyathea_gigantea genus Cyathea_subg._Cyathea.
- Cyathea_gigantea kingdom Plant.
- Cyathea_gigantea order Cyatheales.
- Cyathea_gigantea synonym "*Alsophila gigantea (Wallich ex W. J. Hooker, 1844)".
- Cyathea_gigantea wikiPageExternalLink plantsearch?id=17382620-1&query_type=by_id&output_format=object_view&back_page=plantsearch&ret_wholeName=Cyathea%20gigantea.
- Cyathea_gigantea wikiPageID "5905644".
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- Cyathea_gigantea binomial "Cyathea gigantea".
- Cyathea_gigantea binomialAuthority "Holttum, 1935".
- Cyathea_gigantea classis Leptosporangiate_fern.
- Cyathea_gigantea divisio Pteridophyte.
- Cyathea_gigantea familia Cyatheaceae.
- Cyathea_gigantea genus "Cyathea".
- Cyathea_gigantea hasPhotoCollection Cyathea_gigantea.
- Cyathea_gigantea name "Cyathea gigantea".
- Cyathea_gigantea ordo Cyatheales.
- Cyathea_gigantea regnum "Plantae".
- Cyathea_gigantea sectio "Alsophila".
- Cyathea_gigantea species "C. gigantea".
- Cyathea_gigantea subgenus "Cyathea".
- Cyathea_gigantea synonyms "*Alsophila gigantea (Wallich ex W. J. Hooker, 1844)".
- Cyathea_gigantea subject Category:Cyathea.
- Cyathea_gigantea subject Category:Fern_species.
- Cyathea_gigantea subject Category:Ferns_of_India.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Fern111545714.
- Cyathea_gigantea type FernsOfIndia.
- Cyathea_gigantea type LivingThing100004258.
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- Cyathea_gigantea type Pteridophyte111545524.
- Cyathea_gigantea type VascularPlant113083586.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Whole100003553.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Eukaryote.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Fern.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Plant.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Species.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Fern.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Plant.
- Cyathea_gigantea type Organism.
- Cyathea_gigantea comment "Cyathea gigantea is a species of tree fern native to northeastern to southern India, Sri Lanka, Nepal to Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, the Malay Peninsula, as well as central Sumatra and western Java. It grows in moist open areas at an altitude of 600-1000 m. The trunk of this species is erect and may be as tall as 5 m or more. Fronds are bi- or tripinnate and usually 2-3 m long. The rachis is long, dark to black in colouration and rough in appearance after the fall of scales.".
- Cyathea_gigantea label "Cyathea gigantea".
- Cyathea_gigantea label "كملول عملاق".
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- Cyathea_gigantea sameAs Q3339612.
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- Cyathea_gigantea sameAs Cyathea_gigantea.
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- Cyathea_gigantea isPrimaryTopicOf Cyathea_gigantea.
- Cyathea_gigantea name "Cyathea gigantea".