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Dry, nutrient poor hummock far above the water table. 1 hanging branch. Highly oceanic bog.

First picture is convex above and concave below. Second picture is concave. Longer and larger pores in the end of the branch leaf.

I do assume this is Dryopteris remota upon the leaves' shape and darkened stipe base of pinnae.

Adapted from the original observation by @kh-c below https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/176646548#activity_comment_a4ab9c71-a719-43f0-b49d-56e4276dc52d

auf kalkreicher Erde unter Felsüberhängen auf 1750m

on damp limestone

Base of wet rock face. Quite frequent along the track.

checked under microscope, smaple in herbarium

On riverbank, flood-zone.

In dark gaps in a shadow rock.

Lichen with a fungus ?

checked under microscope, smaple in herbarium

Tested under microscope,
sample in herbarium

On humicolous rock

On Humus, side of the trail

Basenreiche kalte Quellflur mit Campylium stellatum, Scrpidium cossonii, drosera rotundifolia und Carex demissa

Vier sterile Pfl.

In einer Schlenke im Hochmoor

Mannia triandra

with Syntrichia latifolia, S. papillosa and S. ruralis

On slate slope, 360m alt.

Hybrid viride/trichomanes?