Cheilanthes farinosa

Cheilanthes farinosa

Stipes reddish brown to black polished , naked near the base.
Fronds triangular in outline , bi-pinnatifid.

Blechnum | cartilaginem | Occidentale

Blechnum
Family – Polypodiaceae.
A cosmopolitan genus of ferns with 220 species. The following species are commonly grown.


Blechnum cartilaginem
Stipe scaly ,covered with short , hard , tubercular excrescences Fronds pinnate , broadly lance-shaped.

Blechnum Occidentale
Stipes erect , scaly , fronds pinnate , lance –shaped , acuminate.

Asplenium Dimorphum | Asplenium Viviparum

Asplenium Dimorphum

Stipe 15 -30 cm. long, naked, fronds about a meter long, ovate – triangular, of two kinds, fertile and sterile.

Asplenium Viviparum
Stipe firm, erect, greenish, covered with hair, pointed scales. Fronds not dimorphous, segments distant.

Asplenium Belangeri

Asplenium Belangeri


Stipe, erect, greenish, fronds with segments close.

Asplenium

Classification of Asplenium

Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Plantae
Division:	Pteridophyta
Class:	Pteridopsida
Order:	Polypodiales
Family:	Aspleniaceae
Genus:	Asplenium L.
Type species
Asplenium marinum

Family – Polypodiaceae.

A large genus of cosmopolitan ferns. The following spines are commonly grown in gardens.

Aspidum Macrophyllum

Aspidum Macrophyllum

Stipes tufted, scaly below. Fronds 60 – 90 cm. long, pinnate, terminal pinnae 3 – lobed or segmented.
Aspidium Trifoliatum Bedd.
Stipes tufted, scaly. Fronds pinnate. 30 – 45 cm. long.

Aspidium Cicutarium

Classificationn of Aspidium Cicutarium

Class Filicopsida
Order Polypodiales
Family Dryopteridaceae
Genus Aspidium
Species cicutarium

Stipes scaly, close to the base.
Fronds variable in size and cutting, triangular in outline.

Aspidium

Aspidium

Family – Polypodiaceae.

The following species are grown in gardens in  State.

Angiopteris Evecta

Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Plantae
Division:	Pteridophyta
Class:	Marattiopsida
Order:	Marattiales
Family:	Marattiaceae
Genus:	Angiopteris
Species:	A. evecta
Binomial name
Angiopteris evecta

A handsome gigantic fronded fern. Frond 2-7 m. long Bipinnate rachis swollen at the base.

Aneima Rotundifolia

Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Plantae
Division:	Pteridophyta
Class:	Polypodiopsida
Order:	Schizaeales
Family:	Anemiaceae
Genus:	Anemia
Species:	Anemia rotundifolia

Stipe hairy, frond with fertile and barren portions, pinnate, fertile portion panicled.