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Gleichenia zippei, fossil, vintage engraved illustration. Dictionary of Words and Things - Larive and Fleury - 1895 Stock Vector

Diplopterygium blotianum unfolds the young frond at low elevation in southern Taiwan. Stock Photo

Dicranopteris linearis grows on the ground as a beautiful fern bush Stock Photo

Dicranopteris linearis grows on the ground as a beautiful fern bush Stock Photo

Andam fern which has distinctive comb-like leaves. Resam ferns (Gleichenia linearis) belong to the order Gleicheniales, family Gleicheniaceae. Stock Photo

Diplopterygium chinensis unfold the fronds in spring at low elevation in Taiwan. Stock Photo

Dicranopteris tetraphylla unfolds the fronds in spring in northwestern Taiwan. Stock Photo

Dicranopteris linearis unfold the fronds in spring in the secondary forest of Taiwan. Stock Photo

Dicranopteris linearis unfolds the frond in spring in the secondary forest of Taiwan. Stock Photo

Resam ferns (Gleichenia linearis) belong to the order Gleicheniales, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has stomata on the underside of the leaves in the form of nodules which function for respiration. Stock Photo

Resam (Gleichenia linearis) belongs to the order Gleicheniaceae, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has nodule-shaped stomata on the underside of its leaves whose function is to breathe. Stock Photo

Resam (Gleichenia linearis) belongs to the order Gleicheniaceae, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has nodule-shaped stomata on the underside of its leaves whose function is to breathe. Stock Photo

Resam (Gleichenia linearis) belongs to the order Gleicheniaceae, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has nodule-shaped stomata on the underside of its leaves whose function is to breathe. Stock Photo

Resam (Gleichenia linearis) belongs to the order Gleicheniaceae, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has nodule-shaped stomata on the underside of its leaves whose function is to breathe. Stock Photo

Old World forked fern (Dicranopteris linearis) closeup view Stock Photo

Gleicheniaceae, young fern fronds, circular green Stock Photo

Resam ferns (Gleichenia linearis) belong to the order Gleicheniales, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has stomata on the underside of the leaves in the form of nodules which function for respiration. Stock Photo

false staghorn fern.This native fern is found in moist conditions and often forms thick, almost impenetrable thickets on the edges of forests Stock Photo

forked fern background or Dicranopteris linearis closeup view Stock Photo

forked fern background or Dicranopteris linearis closeup view Stock Photo

forked fern background or Dicranopteris linearis closeup view Stock Photo

forked fern background or Dicranopteris linearis closeup view Stock Photo

forked fern background or Dicranopteris linearis closeup view Stock Photo

forked fern background or Dicranopteris linearis closeup view Stock Photo

forked fern background or Dicranopteris linearis closeup view Stock Photo

False staghorn fern (Dicranopteris linearis). It is also known as Old World forked fern, uluhe, and dilim. False staghorn fern growing in the forest. Stock Photo

False staghorn fern (Dicranopteris linearis). It is also known as Old World forked fern, uluhe, and dilim. False staghorn fern growing in the forest. Stock Photo

Resam (Gleichenia linearis) belongs to the order Gleicheniales, family Gleicheniaceae. Resam is an invasive plant because it dominates the soil surface, causing other plants to stunt their growth. Stock Photo

Resam ferns (Gleichenia linearis) belong to the order Gleicheniales, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has stomata on the underside of the leaves in the form of nodules which function for respiration. Stock Photo

Resam ferns (Gleichenia linearis) belong to the order Gleicheniales, family Gleicheniaceae. This plant has stomata on the underside of the leaves in the form of nodules which function for respiration. Stock Photo

Resam (Gleichenia Linearis) belongs to the Order Gleicheniales, Family Gleicheniaceae. Resam is an invasive plant because it dominates the surface of the soil so that other plants are hampered. Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern (Dicranopteris linearis) a member of Forked Ferns Family Gleicheniaceae Stock Photo

Scrambling coral fern, or the parasol fern (Gleichenia microphylla) is a small New Zealand native, with fronds that branch repeatedly. Fertile fronds contain sori with 2-4 yellow sporangia. Stock Photo

Auspicious urajiro and Japanese pattern to decorate Japanese New Year. Line art vector illustration. Ideal for New Year's cards. Stock Vector

Dicranopteris sp. (Gleicheniaceae) is a tropical fern in natural habitat Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern Dicranopteris linearis Stock Photo

Green leaves of the tropical plant False Staghorn Fern (Dicranopteris linearis) a member of Forked Ferns Family Gleicheniaceae Stock Photo

Scrambling coral fern, or the parasol fern (Gleichenia microphylla) is a small New Zealand native, with fronds that branch repeatedly. Fertile fronds contain sori with 2-4 yellow sporangia. Stock Photo

A young frond (fiddlehead) of the scrambling coral fern, or the parasol fern (Gleichenia microphylla), a small New Zealand native. It has a creeping rhizome and fronds that branch repeatedly. Stock Photo

Scrambling coral fern, or the parasol fern (Gleichenia microphylla) is a small New Zealand native, with fronds that branch repeatedly. Fertile fronds contain sori with 2-4 yellow sporangia. Stock Photo

Scrambling coral fern, or the parasol fern (Gleichenia microphylla) is a small New Zealand native, with fronds that branch repeatedly. Top side of a frond. Stock Photo

Pouched Coral Fern fronds in closeup. A native Australian plant. Stock Photo

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