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Rhachidosoraceae

plant family
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  • tree fern
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    Family Rhachidosoraceae 1 genus (Rhachidosorus) with about 7 species. Family Thelypteridaceae Plants in soil or, less commonly, on rocks; rhizomes short- to long-creeping or erect, scaly; leaves mostly 1 or 2 times pinnately divided, rarely highly divided, most commonly with slender needlelike hairs (these sometimes

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    Family Rhachidosoraceae 1 genus (Rhachidosorus) with about 7 species. Family Thelypteridaceae Plants in soil or, less commonly, on rocks; rhizomes short- to long-creeping or erect, scaly; leaves mostly 1 or 2 times pinnately divided, rarely highly divided, most commonly with slender needlelike hairs (these sometimes

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