🌿 Family

Lindsaeaceae

5 species · Plants

Plantae › Tracheophyta › Polypodiopsida › Polypodiales › Lindsaeaceae

Lindsaea linearis, the screw fern, is a small fern widespread across Australia, New Zealand, and New Caledonia, first described in 1801.

Lindsaea microphylla (lacy wedge fern) is a small delicate attractive fern found in eastern Australia, growing in damp forest habitats.

Lindsaea trichomanoides is a small tufted fern found in Australia and New Zealand, growing in dry forest and shrubland areas.

Odontosoria chinensis, commonly lace fern, is a Lindsaeaceae fern native to tropical and subtropical regions with historical Hawaiian uses.

Odontosoria biflora is a fern in Lindsaeaceae native to East and Southeast Asia, used to make tubho tea in the Philippines.

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Pteridaceae 105 species Dryopteridaceae 52 species Polypodiaceae 51 species Blechnaceae 43 species Aspleniaceae 41 species Dennstaedtiaceae 20 species Athyriaceae 12 species Thelypteridaceae 12 species

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