Sword Fern - polystichum munitum |
Appearance
- Leaves have upward-pointing, course-toothed edges.
- It has no flowers.
- leaves that are 50 to 150 cm long.
- Its seeds are called spores.
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Habitat
- It grows everywhere in the lowland conifer forests.
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Growth Habit
- This plant is a perennial.
- When this plant comes up in the spring it looks like a fiddle neck.
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Natural History
- The spores can cure nettle stings.
- Native Americans usedfern frondsfor beds.
- Florists use many fern fronds.
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