Cystopteris

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Scientific Names

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Read about Cystopteris in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Cystopteris (Greek, bladder-fern). Polypodiaceae. Native ferns, with delicate foliage; deserve to be planted in the hardy fem garden.

Sori round, covered by a delicate indusium which is attached under one side and opens at the other, becoming hood-like in appearance and finally disappearing. The 5 species are native in the north temperate zone. Of easy cult. in shady, rich borders.

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