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Asplenium flabellifolium is
commonly known as the
necklace fern. This
small fern
occurs in all
states of Australia, as well as in New Zealand. It was initially...
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species has
twice been
placed in
genera segregated from Asplenium: as
Chamaefilix platyneuros by
Oliver A.
Farwell in 1931, and as
Tarachia platyneura...
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Asplenium trichomanes, the
maidenhair spleenwort (not to be
confused with the similar-looking
maidenhair fern), is a
small fern in the
spleenwort genus...
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Asplenium adiantum-nigrum is a
common species of fern
known by the
common name
black spleenwort. It is
found mostly in Africa, Europe, and Eurasia, but...
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Asplenium onopteris,
known as the
Irish spleenwort or
western black spleenwort, is a
species of fern
mostly found throughout the
Mediterranean Basin but...
- (Lam.) Röhl. ex Spreng. The
species was
segregated from
Asplenium as
Chamaefilix montana by
Oliver Atkins Farwell in 1931. The
change was not
widely accepted...
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species has
twice been
placed in
genera segregated from Asplenium: as
Chamaefilix septentrionalis by
Farwell in 1931, and as
Tarachia septentrionalis by...
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Asplenium bulbiferum,
known as
mother spleenwort, is a fern
species native to New
Zealand only. It is also
called hen and
chicken fern and, in the Māori...
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ancestor of A. bradleyi. The
species was
segregated from
Asplenium as
Chamaefilix bradleyi by
Farwell in 1931. The
change was not
widely accepted and current...
- spleenwort".
Oliver Atkins Farwell transferred it to a
segregate genus as
Chamaefilix resiliens in 1931, but this name was
never widely accepted. In 1940,...
