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Dicranopteris curranii is commonly seen growing in dense thickets along forest edges and trails under direct sunlight. It can be identified from the branching which forms a pair of leaflet at each time. The leaflet have pinnate & linear-shaped lobes that gradually tapers to the tip. D. curranii has defining features such as the first branches of secondary veins arise near to mid vein (coaste). • from uforest.org