- (Polypodiidae) and
eusporangiate ferns, the
latter group including horsetails,
whisk ferns,
marattioid ferns, and
ophioglossoid ferns. The
fern crown group, consisting...
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known as, variously,
climbing maidenhair fern, Old
World climbing fern, small-leaf
climbing fern, or
snake fern) is a
climbing fern originating in tropical...
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Lygodium (
climbing fern) is a
genus of
about 40
species of
ferns,
native to
tropical regions across the world, with a few
temperate species in eastern...
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Lygodium ****oni**** is a
species of
fern that is
known by the
common names vine-like
fern and ****anese
climbing fern. It is
native to
eastern Asia, including...
- glory. One odd
group of
vining plants is the
fern genus Lygodium,
called climbing ferns. The stem does not
climb, but
rather the
fronds (leaves) do. The fronds...
- genus, this one,
called the
American climbing fern,
Hartford fern (after Hartford, Connecticut), or Alice's
fern, is
extremely hardy in
temperate zones...
-
common names of
common asparagus fern,
asparagus gr****, lace
fern,
climbing asparagus, or
ferny asparagus, is a
climbing plant in the
family Asparagaceae...
-
Pyrrosia eleagnifolia,
commonly known as the leather-leaf
fern, or ota in Māori, is a
climbing fern endemic to New Zealand. P. eleagnifolia has thick, fleshy...
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Dicranopteris pectinatus. This
rhizomatous fern spreads via cloning,
spreading along the
ground and
climbing on
other vegetation,
often forming thickets...
- fever, skin diseases, ulcers, and stomachache. This
plant is a long-
climbing fern with thin
black scales and
stems that can
reach up to 20 m. It has pinnate...
