


phegopteris hexagonoptera
The Broad Beech Fern has large, beautiful leaves that look like feathers! It loves to grow in shady places, making it a perfect plant for exploring in the forest.
生息地: Moist, shady forests, often found under trees.
The Broad Beech Fern has light green, broadly triangular fronds, often wider than they are long. Its lowest frond sections uniquely point downward and backward, giving it a distinctive winged appearance and setting it apart from other forest ferns.



カテゴリ
植物レア度
Common
危険度
0/5 · 危険なし
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Instead of seeds, this fern releases tiny spores you can barely see.
Its scientific name, *hexagonoptera*, means 'six-angled wing'!
The broad lower frond parts uniquely point downward and backward.
Young fronds unroll in spring like a tight little fiddlehead scroll.
Broad Beech Fern can reproduce using tiny spores, not seeds, which helps it spread and colonize new damp forest areas.
Broad Beech Fern has creeping underground stems (rhizomes) that help it spread widely and form large colonies.
Broad Beech Fern has large, flat fronds that help it efficiently capture the dim light under dense forest canopies to make food.
Arion subfuscus
slugs may browse on its fronds
Plethodon cinereus
provides cover on the forest floor
Acer rubrum
relies on canopy trees for shade
危険度
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まだ特別な安全上の注意はありません。
30-75 cm
30-60 cm
いいえ
なし
多年生
Moist, shady forests, often found under trees.
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