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Woodsiaceae

10 species · Plants

Plantae › Tracheophyta › Polypodiopsida › Polypodiales › Woodsiaceae

Physematium obtusum, the bluntlobe cliff fern, is a common hairy rock fern of eastern North America.

Physematium oreganum is a fern of western North America that grows in rocky habitats, identifiable by its lack of long rachis hairs.

Physematium scopulinum is a North American fern that grows in sunny rocky mountain habitats, distinguished by its hairy grooved rachis.

Woodsia glabella, the smooth cliff fern, is the smallest species in its genus, distributed across Europe, Asia, and North America.

Woodsia ilvensis is a circumpolar fern with distinct leaf characteristics and protected status in the UK and several US states.

Physematium oreganum subsp. oreganum is a fern of rocky habitats found across western North America with scattered eastern populations.

Physematium scopulinum is a North American fern that grows in sunny rocky mountain habitats.

Bluntlobe cliff fern (Physematium obtusum) is a common hairy rock fern of eastern North America.

Woodsia alpina, or alpine woodsia, is a circumpolar northern fern that grows on rocky cliffs, with protected status in the UK.

Physematium neomexicanum is a fern with distinct morphology native to rocky habitats across southwestern North America.

Related Families

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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