Wood fern
Botanical name: Dryopteridaceae
Wood fern
Botanical name: Dryopteridaceae
Species of Wood fern
Parapolystichum
Phanerophlebia
Elaphoglossum
Pleocnemia
Leatherleaf ferns
Rumohra are a genus of ferns that are widely distributed throughout the tropics and subtropics. Their attractive fronds make them popular ornamental plants. Some species, especially Rumohra adiantiformis, are grown commercially for use as an attractive component of flower arrangements.
Bolbitis
Bolbitis is a genus of ferns in the subfamily Elaphoglossoideae.
christmas dagger
Christmas dagger are ancient plants that can be found growing in tropical and mild temperate regions worldwide. Their interesting fronds are lance-shaped and often arranged in a unique shuttlecock or vase-like form. Several species are grown as ornamentals in gardens or used as houseplants. Some species are attractive food sources for larvae of butterflies and moths.
Arthrobotrya
Lastreopsis
Lomagramma
Comb ferns
Arachniodes
Arachniodes is a fern genus with 60 species.
Wood ferns
Wood ferns are a fern genus containing hundreds of species. The species of this genus are known to create hybrids with different sets of chromosomes. They are used as garden ornamentals and can be a great addition to mixed borders or as container plants. Once established, these shade-loving plants are easy to care for.
Cyrtomium
Cyrtomium usually have simple fronds consisting of crescent-shaped pinnae. These bushy evergreen or deciduous ferns are often used for courtyard and patio gardens. They are liked by gardeners for attracting very few pests or diseases. Cyrtomium naturally occur on rocky slopes in woodlands and are relatively salt-tolerant, having been noted as comfortably growing in coastal areas.
Scientific Classification
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