Botrychium

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Read about Botrychium in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Botrychium (Greek, in allusion to the grape-like sporangia). Ophioglossaceae. A genus of mostly temperate plants allied to ferns, with fleshy roots, short underground sts., each of which bears a single free- veined lf., consisting of a short petiole, a usually triangular, divided blade, and a single erect panicle bearing the fleshy sporangia.

These plants may be grown in the hardy border, or against a building on the shady side. They require no special treatment. They are little cultivated, but are of interest to the collector or fancier.


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