Category: Ferns & Fern Allies
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Huperzia carinatum (often treated under Phlegmariurus carinatus or closely related names) is a small, epiphytic “tassel‑fern” that grows on bark or mossy branches rather than in soil. It has a delicate, trailing habit with narrow, keeled leaves that give it a fine‑textured, fern‑like appearance. Basic description It is a true epiphyte, meaning it lives on …
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Hymenophyllum demissum, often called the drooping filmy fern, is a very delicate fern from cool, very humid forest habitats. It is best understood as a specialist plant: beautiful, but demanding, with thin translucent fronds and a need for stable moisture, shade, and fresh air. Plant description This fern is small, usually forming loose mats or …
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Hymenophyllum revolutum is a small, delicate filmy fern with very thin, translucent fronds that are typically only one or two cells thick, giving it a “filmy” appearance. It grows as either an epiphyte or terrestrially, forming dense, turf‑like patches over time from long‑creeping, wiry rhizomes that branch and intertwine. Detailed description The fronds are light …
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Hymenophyllum revolutum (Mini Filmy Fern) Botanical Name: Hymenophyllum revolutum Family: Hymenophyllaceae Discovered By: William Colenso (19th-century botanist) Common Names: Filmy Fern, Mauku Overview and Life Cycle Hymenophyllum revolutum is an exquisite, creeping miniature fern renowned for its breathtakingly delicate fronds. As a true “filmy fern,” its leaves are literally a single cell thick and lack …
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Hymenophyllum samoense is a species of filmy fern, a group characterized by their delicate, translucent fronds that are often only a single cell layer thick. As an epiphyte, it typically grows on tree trunks and branches in tropical or subtropical rainforests, where it relies on high humidity and ambient moisture rather than traditional soil-based nutrient …
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Hymenophyllum sp. – Filmy Fern Overview Hymenophyllum sp. is a genus-level grouping for small, extremely delicate ferns collectively called “filmy ferns,” known for their translucent, paper‑thin fronds and strict moisture requirements. They are typically slow‑growing, shade‑loving species that thrive in near‑constant high humidity and do not tolerate drying out. Morphology and Description Fronds are tiny …
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Hymenophyllum tunbrigense, commonly referred to as the Tunbridge filmy fern, is a small, fragile, perennial leptosporangiate fern known for its highly specialized, delicate appearance. Its fronds are typically 2–8 cm in length, appearing translucent because they are composed of a single cell layer, which gives them a distinctive, net-like, filmy texture. These fronds are bipinnatifid, …
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The native range of this species is Malesia to New Guinea. It is an epiphyte and grows primarily in the wet tropical biome. Kingdom : Plantae Phylum …
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ABOUT THE PLANT: Indonesia endemic plant The photo is representative Plant in the good condition and healthy It is sold per plant Lecanopteris is a genus of ferns in the family Polypodiaceae, subfamily Microsoroideae, according to the Pteridophyte Phylogeny Group classification of 2016 (PPG I). They have swollen hollow rhizomes that provide homes for symbiotic …
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