evergreen wood fern
The term "evergreen wood fern" refers to fern species that retain their green foliage year-round and are native to cool-temperate regions of eastern North America.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical)A fern species native to eastern North America that remains green throughout the year.
Example
- The evergreen wood fern is often found in shaded, moist forests.
- Even in winter, the evergreen wood fern retains its vibrant green fronds.
B2Botany
(technical)A perennial fern known for its evergreen fronds and preference for shaded, moist environments.
Example
- The evergreen wood fern can grow up to 90 cm tall and is a common sight in temperate forests.
- Gardeners often plant evergreen wood ferns to add year-round greenery to shaded areas.
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