chain fern
Chain ferns are known for their distinctive spore-producing structures arranged in chain-like rows, primarily found in wetland areas.
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Definition
C2Botany
(technical, academic)A type of fern characterized by spore-producing structures arranged in chain-like rows, commonly found in wetland or marshy environments.
Example
- The chain fern's unique spore arrangement makes it easily identifiable in the wild.
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