"One drop fell from a fern, and lo, a ripple" - Robert Frost (1923) Alexander Krings. ... NC State University is an equal opportunity institution ...

Dennstaedtia punctilobula - Hay-scented fern (Dennstaedtiaceae). Various habitats from rocky woods to outcrops and roadsides. Mt: Common; Pd: Uncommon; CP: Rare. This species …

Common Ferns of North Carolina This work treats the common, native ferns of North Carolina. Species information can be accessed through either the list page (if you already know the …

Athyrium asplenioides - Southern lady fern (Athyriaceae). Moist forests. Mt: Common; Pd: Common; CP: Common. One of our most common ferns of moist woods throughout the state. …

This work treats the common, native ferns of North Carolina. In order to be included in this work, a species must have been listed expressly as common in at least one of the physiographic …

Common Ferns of North Carolina. Adiantum : Anchistea: Asplenium: Athyrium: Botrypus: Cystopteris: Dennstaedtia: Deparia

There are seven species in North Carolina; we do not know whether all are poisonous, but they should be suspected until proven nonpoisonous. Three that definitely can cause trouble are C. …

North Carolina Coastal Plain savannas rank among the most species rich communities in the world – at least when examined at very small scales (Walker & Peet 1983). Wells & Shunk …

One introduced species occurs in North Carolina: Vernicia fordii (Tung-oil tree). It is native to central and western China.

Key to Acer in North Carolina 1. Leaves compound, divided into 3-7 (-9) leaflets...A. negundo (Boxelder) ) ))) 1. Leaves simple, generally shallowly to deeply 3-5 (-7) lobed...2. 2. Leaves not …