Dryopteridales

The Dryopteridales are the Wood ferns and Sword ferns. Their segregation as a discrete order is well-supported by modern genetic evidence. They are widespread in temperate and tropical zones, with a few genera adapted to mountain climates. All ferns in Dryopteridales have scaly rhizomes and stipes. They may have either crowned or shortly-creeping rhizomes. Dryopteris is from the Greek, drus (drys), "oak", and pteris (pteris), "fern", meaning "fern of the oak wood".

 

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