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plants in the
family Ophioglossaceae.
Botrychium species are
known as
moonworts. They are small, with
fleshy roots, and
reproduce by
spores shed into...
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mycotrophic gametophytes.
Moonworts die down at the end of summer,
frequently lying dormant for
several seasons before re-appearing.
Moonwort has a cir****polar...
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Northern moonwort is a
common name for
several ferns and may
refer to:
Botrychium boreale Botrychium pinnatum,
native to
North America This page is an...
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Botrychiaceae (
moonwort family) was
recognized as a
segregate family of ferns. The
family included the
genera Botrychium (the
moonworts),
Botrypus (the...
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ferns (including leptosporangiates, marattioids, adder's-tongues, and
moonworts)
class ****topsida (or
sometimes as
several different classes of seed-bearing...
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allied to (and
often included as a
subgenus of) the
genus Botrychium (the
moonworts and grapeferns). It is also
closely related to the
genus Botrypus (the...
- its
discovery in 1982 it was not
generally known that
Botrychium spp. (
moonworts)
occurred in prairies. The
dominant species found along with this fern...
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eusporangiate ferns, the
families Ophioglossaceae (adder's tongues,
moonworts, and
grape ferns) and Marattiaceae; and the
leptosporangiate ferns. The...
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family Ophioglossaceae known by the
common names triangle-lobe
moonwort and
upswept moonwort. It is
native to
North America from
British Columbia to northern...
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Botrychium pumicola, with the
common name
pumice moonwort, is a rare fern. The fern is
endemic to the
Modoc Plateau in
northern California and
Crater Lake...
