Plant Details
:Common Name
Anemia tomentosa
:Scientific Name
Anemia tomentosa
:Introduction
Anemia tomentosa, commonly referred to as the hairy flowering fern, is a fern species native to Argentina. It is distinguished by its fertile fronds, which bear a resemblance to flower spikes. These specialized fronds are responsible for spore production, with spores typically released from spring through fall.
: Details
Anemia tomentosa, commonly known as the hairy flowering fern, is a species native to Argentina. It is notable for its fertile fronds, which resemble floral spikes and function as the structures responsible for spore production. Spore dispersal generally occurs from spring to autumn.
Plant Variety
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