Neuropteris-like fronds

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Neuropteris-like leaflets
- Neuropteris obliqua upper leaflets broadly attached to the rachis veins distinct and somewhat hooked
- Neuropteris attenuata veins widely spaced and somewhat sinuous rather small pinnules
- Neuropteris ovata leaflets somewhat enlarged at the lower side (with an auricle)
- Neuropteris scheuchzeri large, hairy leaflets often circular leaflets at the base of a leaf
- Neuropteris dussartii leaflets with broad apex, touching each other only in the Piesberg
- Neuropteris heterophylla some pairs of small leaflets with a large terminal leaflet leaflets not more than one and a half times as long as broad
- Neuropteris tenuifolia leaflets long tongue-shaped with distinct veins often slightly curved very fine stripes between the veins
- Neuropteris hollandica medium-sized, oval to a bit triangular, leaflets midvein up to about three quarters of the length of the leaflet secondary veins not very close and nearly straight
- Neuropteris parvifolia very small leaflets (mostly up to 6 mm) secondary veins not very close and a bit sinuous
- Neuropteris semireticulata medium-sized, a bit triangular leaflets secondary veins not very close and a bit sinuous at some places the veins touch each other, forming meshes
- Neuropteris bourozii rather large, broadly rounded leaflets with very fine venation secondary veins make a sharp angle with the midvein and branch several times secondary veins run with a faint curve to the border
- Neuralethopteris schlehanii leaflets mostly constricted at the base, sometimes decurrent midvein ending near the top secondary veins (almost) perpendicular to the border
- Paripteris pseudogigantea leaflets tongue-shaped midvein visible for about 2/3 of the leaf
- Reticulopteris muensteri veins forming a network (reticulate venation) veins very distinct
- Linopteris neuropteroides reticulate venation with long, narrow cells leaflets often slightly curved upwards leaflets opposite, pinna with two leaflets on top
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Neuropteris-like leaflets