Deparia petersenii subsp. congrua

Rhizome creeping, covered in scales. Fronds relatively close together, erect, 30–80 cm tall. Stipe about equal in length to lamina, fleshy when young, dark green to brown, flattened on upper surface, grooved; scales narrow, pale brown, numerous near base, scattered above; hairs sometimes present. Lamina 1–2-pinnate, oblong to narrowly triangular, mid-green to dark green, with short, soft hairs on upper surface of rachis, veins and veinlets; rachis groove not continuous with groove of lamina midrib. Primary pinnae shortly stalked or sessile, lobed to pinnate; lobes broadly oblong to deltoid, margins crenate to shallowly toothed, apices blunt; veins simple or forked. Sori obliquely angled to mid-vein, linear-oblong, basal sori sometimes paired; indusium membranous, more or less flat (not inflated or arched), opening to leave toothed or irregularly torn margin.