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| genus = Saccoloma
 
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Saccoloma (from Greek for sac and edge, referring to the indusia). Polypodiaceae. A group of tropical ferns, somewhat related to Davallia. They are pinnately divided, often of large size, and with scaly petioles; petioles and pinnae not jointed to their points of attachment: indusia attached along one side at the base.
 
Saccoloma (from Greek for sac and edge, referring to the indusia). Polypodiaceae. A group of tropical ferns, somewhat related to Davallia. They are pinnately divided, often of large size, and with scaly petioles; petioles and pinnae not jointed to their points of attachment: indusia attached along one side at the base.
 
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==Cultivation==
 
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==Species==
 
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10 or 11 species{{RHS}}, including:
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* ''[[Saccoloma inaequale]]''
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* ''[[Saccoloma laxum]]''
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* ''[[Saccoloma squamosum]]
  
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==

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Plant Characteristics
Lifespan: ⌛ perennial
Cultivation
Scientific Names

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Read about Saccoloma in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Saccoloma (from Greek for sac and edge, referring to the indusia). Polypodiaceae. A group of tropical ferns, somewhat related to Davallia. They are pinnately divided, often of large size, and with scaly petioles; petioles and pinnae not jointed to their points of attachment: indusia attached along one side at the base.


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