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fern
a terrestrial vascular plant of the order Filicales; reproduction is through spores. A few ferns are poisonous. See pteridium aquilinum, equisetum, cheilanthes, dryopteris. Called also pteridophyte.
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Eaton) Kuntze, Autumn Fern, an Asian exotic and commonly cultivated log fern found in arboreta and ferneries in the southeastern United States.
Two exotic ferns, Dryopteris erythrosora and Marsilea quadrifolia, ... by Simpson, John; Grank, Don / American Fern Journal
There is also the Orchard House, which still provides many varieties of fruit, as well as ferneries, rose loggia and the Italian garden, which are all within walking distance of the house.
Home grown delights are waiting to be discovered by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
There are two ferneries, a tea room and a large sales area.
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