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 Dryopteris filix-mas 'Cristata' (male fern) | |
| German: Gemeiner Wurmfarn | Czech: kapraď samec |
| Genus: Dryopteris | Family: Polypodiaceae, |
| Mature Height: 0.90 m | Soil Preferred: humic, |
Light Required:  | |
| Other Attributes: fern, solitaire, bed plant, | |
Plants of Genus Dryopteris:
- 01) Dryopteris filix-mas (L.) SCHOTT (male fern), Ger: Gemeiner Wurmfarn, Czech: kaprad´ samec
- 02) Dryopteris filix-mas 'Cristata' (male fern), Ger: Gemeiner Wurmfarn, Czech: kapraď samec
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