Nephrolepis auriculata

Species: Nephrolepis auriculata

English Name: Tuberous Sword Fern

Chinese Name: 腎蕨、圓羊齒

Family: Nephrolepidaceae

Description:

Commonly terrestrial, with fronds reaching 60cm long, pinnate. Its rhizome is densely covered with pale brown scales.

Native to Australia, and distributed to Asia and the US. Grows primarily in shade.

References:

– Department of Gardens and Green Areas, Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau of Macao Special Administrative Region, South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Science 2005. Flora of Macao (Volume 1). Macao, SAR: Author

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