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Sadleria unisora
Also called `ama`uma`u, Ma`u, Ma`uma`u, Pua`a `ehu`ehu, `apu`u
Sadleria unisora, known as `ama`u, is a native Hawaiian chain fern found only on Kauaʻi in wet forests at 400 to 1,520 m elevation. It needs cool, moist, shaded conditions and is rarely grown outside its native habitat.
Sadleria unisora is a species of chain fern endemic to the Alakaʻi plateau on the island of Kauaʻi.
Sadleria unisora is only found at elevations between 400–1,520 m (1,310–4,990 ft) in native wet forests on the island of Kauaʻi, where it occupies steep walls above streams and canyons.
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