: Unlike the Walking Fern, which has smooth-edged (entire) leaves, the Lobed Spleenwort has distinct lobes along the entire length of its frond.
Because it possesses a double set of chromosomes from both parents, it can reproduce on its own and is considered a true, distinct species rather than just a one-off cross. Identification Features
: Its fronds narrow into a long, slender point, a trait inherited from the Walking Fern.
: Unlike the Walking Fern, which has smooth-edged (entire) leaves, the Lobed Spleenwort has distinct lobes along the entire length of its frond.
Because it possesses a double set of chromosomes from both parents, it can reproduce on its own and is considered a true, distinct species rather than just a one-off cross. Identification Features asplenium pinnatifidum
: Its fronds narrow into a long, slender point, a trait inherited from the Walking Fern. : Unlike the Walking Fern, which has smooth-edged