ramentaceous, beset with thin chaffy scales (ramenta), as the stalks of many Ferns.
In this the ramenta are confined, or nearly so, to the under surface of the fronds.
There can be no doubt of the propriety of including the nature of these ramenta and scales in its generic character.
I can see nothing peculiar in the situation of the scales or ramenta to suggest the reason of the situation of the capsules.
The scaly hairs, or ramenta, which clothe every part of the plant, are also like those of Ferns.
