Schizeales

• Schizeaeceae
• Anemiaceae
• Lygodiaceae

• The family Schizeaceae are generally small ferns with forking fronds and a distinctive, somewhat non-fern-like, appearance.
• The family Anemiaceae look very fern-like but bear their spores on two completely modified lower pinnae.
• The family Lygodiaceae, or Climbing Ferns, look very ferny but are highly distinctive in their growth habit: the rachis of the frond is long and flexible, with indeterminate growth, so that the fronds form climbing or trailing vines.

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