Marsilea quadrifolia A fern often called “water clover” has leaves that mimic clovers but grows in aquatic environments. Unlike most ferns, it reproduces using sporocarps, tough, bean-like structures that can survive droughts for years, waiting for water to germinate!

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Asplenium scolopendrium Spores under the microscope

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I left twitter because I cannot stand politics, and it seems like blue sky is as bad if not worse. Sad

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Cyathea medullaris 🇫🇯 The Black Tree Fern, is native to New Zealand and the South Pacific. Known for its glossy fronds and black trunk, it can grow up to 20m tall. Thriving in humid forests, it plays a vital role in the ecosystem as a towering canopy species.

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Come with me, let's go to see a world full of ferns 🌿

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