Fern Encyclopedia
Marsilea oligospora (Few-spored Water Clover)
Marsilea oligospora, the few-spored water clover, thrives in ephemeral wetlands of the western Great Basin, occupying alkaline seasonal pools at 700-2400 m elevation. This heterosporous fern produces distinctive four-lobed clover-like...
Marsilea oligospora (Few-spored Water Clover)
Marsilea oligospora, the few-spored water clover, thrives in ephemeral wetlands of the western Great Basin, occupying alkaline seasonal pools at 700-2400 m elevation. This heterosporous fern produces distinctive four-lobed clover-like...
Marsilea nubica (Nubian Water Clover)
Marsilea nubica, the Nubian Water Clover, is an aquatic fern native to seasonal wetlands and floodplains across tropical and subtropical Africa from Senegal to Sudan, extending south through East Africa...
Marsilea nubica (Nubian Water Clover)
Marsilea nubica, the Nubian Water Clover, is an aquatic fern native to seasonal wetlands and floodplains across tropical and subtropical Africa from Senegal to Sudan, extending south through East Africa...
Marsilea strigosa (Mediterranean Water Clover)
Marsilea strigosa, the Mediterranean Water Clover, ranks among Europe's rarest and most endangered aquatic ferns, surviving in scattered temporary pools across the Mediterranean basin from France and Spain through Italy...
Marsilea strigosa (Mediterranean Water Clover)
Marsilea strigosa, the Mediterranean Water Clover, ranks among Europe's rarest and most endangered aquatic ferns, surviving in scattered temporary pools across the Mediterranean basin from France and Spain through Italy...
Marsilea vestita (Hairy Water Clover)
Marsilea vestita, commonly known as hairy water clover, represents an exceptional example of morphological plasticity among aquatic ferns. Native to western and central North America from sea level to 2400...
Marsilea vestita (Hairy Water Clover)
Marsilea vestita, commonly known as hairy water clover, represents an exceptional example of morphological plasticity among aquatic ferns. Native to western and central North America from sea level to 2400...
Marsilea quadrifolia (Four-leaf Clover Fern (Wa...
Marsilea quadrifolia is a hardy aquatic fern from Europe and temperate Asia that looks like a four-leaf clover but produces heterosporous sporocarps capable of surviving over 100 years of dry...
Marsilea quadrifolia (Four-leaf Clover Fern (Wa...
Marsilea quadrifolia is a hardy aquatic fern from Europe and temperate Asia that looks like a four-leaf clover but produces heterosporous sporocarps capable of surviving over 100 years of dry...
Marsilea gibba (Humped Water Clover)
Marsilea gibba, the Humped Water Clover, is a heterosporous aquatic fern native to seasonal wetlands across sub-Saharan Africa from Burkina Faso to Ethiopia and northern Zambia. Described by German botanist...
Marsilea gibba (Humped Water Clover)
Marsilea gibba, the Humped Water Clover, is a heterosporous aquatic fern native to seasonal wetlands across sub-Saharan Africa from Burkina Faso to Ethiopia and northern Zambia. Described by German botanist...