Antler fern bat fern bifurcation antlers fern
Alias: bat fern, bifurcation antlers Family Genus: Water Dragonbone Antlers Category: Large-sized Boned Ferns Morphological characteristics: Large-sized additional ferns. Leaf type II, a type of "bare leaf" (sterile leaf), in a round Shield form close to the root, densely covered with silver-gray stellate hairs; the other is a "real leaf" (reproductive leaf), erect, base gradually Narrow, short shank, leaf length up to 6Ocm, apex 2 to 3 back two fork-like division, lobes sagging, stellate hair on both sides. The burrowing bursoid was born on the back of fertile leaf lobes. Origin Distribution: Oceania Growth habits: Hi warm, moist, semi-shade environment, can withstand direct sunlight. Growth temperature 16-16C, over 35. C high temperature easy to cause tip dry, resistant to a low temperature of 3C. The relative humidity of 70%~80% grows best. When the air is dry, the sterile leaves are easy to dry. Watch application: The plant is unique in shape and graceful. It is an exotic ornamental plant. It is a plant with excellent ornamental effect in the interior three-dimensional greenery decoration. It is more adorned with the decoration and embellishments of the living room, window sill, and study, and the hanging decoration and wall hanging decoration effect is the best. The same genus has decayed plants for ornamental cultivation. The common ones are: Triangle Antlers Postemaria: Also known as West African Antlers. Fertile leaves, triangular-shaped salivary at base, reticulate veins, erect leaves, glossy. Originated from Guinea. P. acerifolia Pwillinchi: Sterile leaves erect, reniform, anterior antler-shaped, dehiscent. The fertile leaves are drooping, up to 2m in length, and the lobes are slender. Native to tropical Asia, China has a distribution in Yunnan. The common species of Antlera are: P. alcicorne is native to eastern Africa, Madagascar, and Mauritius. Plant height and plant width are 85cm, split nutrient spherulites to kidney shape, length 15cm ~ 40cm, green or dark green, and then look, leathery; spore leaves grayish green, 60cm long, upright, split 2 ~ 3 Back. P.andinum is also known as Andean Antler. Native Peru, Bolivia. Spore leaves densely covered with hairs. It is white, with leaves up to 3cm long and spectacular. The Angola antler (P, angolense) is also known as African Antlers. Native to Africa, Uganda, Zaire, Nigeria. The spores are large in shape resembling the ears; the leafy, lavender veins, and wide wedge-shaped spores resemble corrugated cocks. P. bifurcatum is native to Java, New Guinea, to eastern Australia. Plant height 90cm, plant width 80cm. The nutrient leaf is round to heart-shaped or kidney-shaped, 12 cm to 45 cm long, green to dark green, then brown, upright, and the upper edge is wavy or lobed. Spore leaves gray-green, long 90cm, upright, stretching or sagging, split into 2 ~ 3 back, ribbon-like, thin fissures surface dense hair, leaves with a sporangia group. Its cultivars include the Netherlands, San Diego, Robert and Ziesenhenne. Crown antlers (P. coronarium) native to tropical Asia. The whole plant was pale green, with leafy shields, each with a length and width of 50 cm. The spores were drooping up to 4 m. Pterocephalus (P.elephantotis) is native to Asia. Plant height 90cm, plant width 80cm. The leaves are erect, round to oblong, middle margin or dark green, then brown, 90 cm long; spore leaves drooping, wedge-shaped, pale grayish green, 75 cm long, with a cryptosporidium along the margins of the leaves. Antlerii (P.ellisii) is native to Madagascar. The leaves of nutrition are kidney-shaped, and the spore leaves grow upright, gray-green, and 50 cm long. P.grande is native to the Philippines, Malaysia and Australia. Plant height 1.8m, plant width 1.2m, is a large epiphyte fern, bronze leaf or green leafy, 1m high, round to heart-shaped or kidney-shaped, with deep lobes on upper edges, like paper, stretched or prone, flat To branches, the shape of "crown." Spore leaves gray-green, 1.8m high, pendulous, wedge-shaped, leathery, bifurcated or zonally divided. 20-year-old mother strains can produce spores. P.hillii is native to northwestern Australia and New Guinea. Plant height 70cm, plant width 60cm. The nutrient leaves are round, dark green, 40 cm long, with lobed edges rising upward and flat lying prone to branches. Sporophyte leaf leathery, pale grayish green, erect or arched, broadly cuneate, irregularly branched or palmately lobed, lofty 75cm to 80cm. The Madagascar Antler fern (P.madagascariense) is native to Madagascar. The plant type is small and very decorative. The leaves of the leaves are deep and pleated with a pronounced pale blue vein pattern, resembling a peak nest, a round base leaf, and a small leathery, light green, wedge-shaped spore leaf. The P. guadridichotomum is native to western Madagascar and has waste leaves like a bird's nest, irregularly oblong, nutrient-leafed, erect, marginal or striate; normal sporophyte Sagging and neat, split banded, covered with yellowish stellate hairs on the back, sporangia born between the first and third lobes. Trigonella antlers (P.stemaria) native to western Africa and Madagascar. The leaf of nutrient protrudes and elongates into lobes; the spore leaves are pale grayish green, 45 cm long, thick leathery, with prominent ribs, often divided into two, the main bifurcation spreads widely, there is an elbow defect, and the back is densely covered. White felt wool. The gorgeous P. superbum native to Western Australia. Plants are very large, plant height 2m, plant width 1.5m. The nutrition leaf is like a crown, gray or gray-green, 1.6m high, with a deep lobe on the upper edge and a bifurcated flat spread. Spore leaves pale green, 2m long, lack of sagging extension, can be bifurcated into 5 cracks, usually a fine lobe for the girl. P. wallichii is native to Myanmar and India. Is a decorative ornamental fern. The nutrient leaves are initially rounded and cup-shaped, then upwardly lobed. Spore leaves are broad, with several slender bifurcation lobes, leathery, densely yellow-green fine tufts. The Queen Antler fern (P. wilhelminae-reginae) is native to northern New Guinea. It has an approximately coronal nutrition leaf, 1.5m long, grows upward, the lobes break, the spores sagging, gray-green, 2m long. Severe fission of Pteridoceras (P.willinckii) native to Java. Nutrition leaves dark green. Spore leaves are full of silvery pubescent, also known as silver leaf antlers, which start to stand upright and then grow downwards. They grow 70cm long and are very narrow. The deep cracks are long strips.
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Scientific name: PIatyceium bifurcatum