005.00 Class Filicopsida
		Trivial names: Ferns
		Statistics: 15 orders, 53 families, 310 genera, 9300-10700 species 
		[11501 species and 454 hybrids listed.
050.000 Order Polypodiales
		Statistics: 9 families, 82 genera, 1996-2140 spp. 
		(2293 species and 31 hybrids listed]
		= Order Davalliales
054.0000 Family Drynariaceae Ching; Acta Phytotax. Sin. 16: 1-37 (1978)
		Statistics: 16 genera, 347-370 spp. 
		[444 species and 4 hybrids listed]
		Revision date: 20.07.2001
		Remarks: according to PCR results Polypodiaceae s. lat. is polyphyletic. 
		There are two choices: either include Grammitidaceae, Pleurosoriopsidaceae and 
		Loxogrammaceae in Polypodiaceae, or separate Drynariaceae as family. 
		It is not clear whether or not Drynariaceae is the correct family name.
		= Dipteridaceae subfam. Drynarioideae Crabbe; Jermy & Mickel, Fern Gaz. 11: 156 (1975)
		= Polypodiaceae tribus Drynarieae Subh.Chandra; Brenesia 18: 175 (1980) 
		[without latin descr. or type, et in Fern Gaz. 12(4): 226 (1982), with latin descr. and type
		= Polypodiaceae tribus Lemmaphylleae V.G.Tu; Novosti Sist. Vyssh. Rast. 18: 44 (1981)
		= Polypodiaceae tribus Microsoreae V.G.Tu; Novosti Sist. Vyssh. Rast. 18: 18 (1981)
054.0100 Tribus Drynarieae

	054.0102 Drynaria (Bory) J. Sm.; Hooker's J. Bot. 3: 397 (1841)
			Statistics: 15-19 spp. Africa, Asia to NE-Australia, mostly China 
			[19 species and 1 hybrid listed]
			Revision date: 20.07.2001
			= Polypodium subgen. Drynaria Bory; Ann. sc. nat. 5: 464, t. 12-14 (1825)
			= Saccopteris Alderw.; Mal. Ferns Suppl. 415 (1917)
	Drynaria bonii Christ; Not. syst. 1. 186 (1910)
	Drynaria costulisora Ching & S. K. Wu; Fl. Xizangica 1: 345 (1983)
	Drynaria delavayi Christ; Bull. Soc. Fr. 63, Mem. 1: 22 (1905)
	Drynaria descensa Copel.; Phil. Journ. Sci. Bot. 8. 36 (1908)
	Drynaria involuta Alderw.; Bull. Dépt. agric. Ind. néerl. 21. 8 t. 4 (1908)
	Drynaria laurentii (Christ) Hieron.; Engl., Veg. d. Erde 9. 57 f. 64 (1908)
	Drynaria meeboldii Rosenst.; Fedde Repert. 12. 248 (1913)
	Drynaria mollis Bedd.; Ferns Brit. India t. 216 (1867)
	Drynaria mutilata Christ; Journ. de Bot. 21. 238. 271 (1908)
	Drynaria pleuridioides Presl; Ann. Lugd. Bat. 2: 229 (1866)
	Drynaria propinqua (Wall. ex Mett.) J. Sm. apud Bedd.; Ferns Brit. India t. 160 (1866)
	Drynaria quercifolia (L.) J. Sm.; Hook. Journ. Bot. 3: 398 (1841)
		 Trivial names: Oak Leaf fern
	Drynaria rigidula (Sw.) Bedd.; Ferns br. Ind. t. 314 (1869)
		 Trivial names: Basket fern
	Drynaria roosii Nakaike; New Fl. Japan, Pterid.: 841 (1992) [nom. nov.
	Drynaria saccardii Cuf.; Senkenberg. Biol. 50: 256, t. 12 (1969)
	Drynaria sinica Diels; Engl. Jahrb. 29. 208 (1900)
		 var. intermedia Ching & S. K. Wu; Fl. Xizangica 1: 347 (1983)
	Drynaria sparsisora (Desv.) Moore; Ind. Fil. CCCXLVIII (1857)
	Drynaria volkensii Hieron.; Engl. Veg. d. Erde 9. 57 (1908), nomen, ex Engl., Jahrb. 46. 
			393 (1911)
	Drynaria willdenowii (Bory) Moore; Ind. LXXIX (1857)
	Drynaria x dumicola Bostock; Fl. Australia 48: 715 (1998)
		Remarks: Drynaria sparsisora x Drynaria rigidula
	

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