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Young curled fern leaves that people eat in spring

A very large fern that grows in wet tropical forests

A tall fern with large curved leaves that look like ostrich feathers

A tall fern with a thick woody trunk and large leaves at the top

A tall fern with long arching leaves that look like a feather

A large tropical fern with long feathery leaves often grown in pots for decoration

A small, delicate fern from Bermuda with thin leaves and stems that spread along the ground

A North American fern with small round growths on its leaves

A spreading fern with fronds divided into small beadlike lobes and round spore clusters

A fern with large leaves that grows on trees in humid places

A fern with deeply cut triangular leaves that makes a soft ground cover

A tropical fern with long curved leaves that form a round nest in tree forks

A small fern with purple-brown stalks and divided leaves like a bird's foot

A large fern with a tall dark trunk and long feather-like leaves that form a crown

A fern with delicate leaves and a hood that covers its spore clusters

A North American fern with leathery leaves that stay green all year and pale brown flaky scales

A houseplant fern with long arching leaves that people grow indoors

A fern with pale green leaves that smells like hay and grows in eastern North America

A small fern with thin, often almost clear leaves that grows on trees or mossy banks

A delicate fern with thin divided leaves and easily broken stems

A delicate fern with thin divided leaves and stems that break easily

A tropical fern with thin, easily broken leaves often grown indoors for its pretty look

A plant with wide leaves found in North American woods marked by light straw-colored stripes

A European fern with broad, shield-shaped leaves that grows in woodlands

A small fern with round leaves that people often grow indoors

A plant with shield-shaped covers over its spore clusters that grows in shady, damp places

A North American fern with small bulbs on its leaves

A North American fern that makes small bulbs on parts of its leaves

A large plant with leaves like a fern, small white flowers, and all parts very poisonous if eaten

A fern from the Canary Islands and Madeira with soft, hairy underground stems like a hare's foot

A small water plant with many thin leaves that floats on ponds and in aquariums

A fern with narrow, strap-like leaves that grows from Florida to Argentina

A fern with long leaves that have chainlike rows of small spore cases underneath

A large North American plant with hairy cinnamon-colored fronds that appear in spring

A North American fern that stays green in winter and has long divided leaves

A fern with long leaves that wrap around other plants to grow upward

A fern with thin, delicate leaves that climbs or trails over rocks and walls

A fern that climbs trees and has broad leaves that look like a bird's nest

An evergreen fern from California and Baja California with dark brown stems on its leaves

A water fern with leaves divided into four small parts like a clover

A fern with large antler-shaped leaves often grown on wooden boards

A fern with long flat pale green leaves that grows on trees or on the ground in warm places

A fern from New Zealand with divided leaves and very woolly stalks

A delicate fern with stems that grow along the ground and some forked leaves

A fern with thin, crinkled leaves that grows in humid, shaded rainforests

A rare small fern with thin curled leaves that grows in thick clumps on the ground

An evergreen fern with long narrow pointed leaves

A fern with leaves shaped like daisy petals that grows in damp woods in North America, Europe, and Asia

A fern with leaves that look like a daisy

A green fern with feathery leaves that grows in shady woods and is sometimes eaten by deer

A large fern with long divided leaves that grows in wet places

A large fern with fronds like deer antlers that grows on trees and is kept as a decorative plant

A low plant with long divided leaves that forms a green mat in shady wet places

A fern with a thin spike that looks like a snake's tongue

A small fern that lives only one year and grows quickly

A small fern with narrow leaves that grows in dry, shaded places in the southeastern United States

A plant with delicate feathery leaves that grows in cool mountain areas

A fern that grows on rocks or walls in shady places in North America and East Asia

A North American fern with leaves like a fan that curve back and shiny dark red stems

A fern that grows in rocky places in northern North America with leaves like parsley

A houseplant that has thin feathery leaves like a fern but is not a true fern

A fern that grows in water or very wet places

A small plant with delicate feathery leaves from tropical Asia often grown in shaded gardens

A fast growing fern with broad dark green leaves that people grow for decoration in shade

A North American fern with leaves that stay green all year

A fern with bright green leaves like parsley that grows in rocky places in Europe

A large plant that grows in Australia and New Zealand with fan-shaped leaves that split many times

A type of fern with delicate, fan-shaped leaves often grown in gardens

A group of plants like ferns that have long leaves and make spores

A tropical plant with palmlike leaves that look like a fern

A small decorative palm with thin stems and coarse fibers at the leaf bases

A tiny spore from a fern, once thought to make you invisible

Plants like clubmosses and horsetails that look like ferns but are not true ferns