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This is a hybrid maidenhair fern that I created. Adiantum x Karmakosmonauti is the result of crossing Adiantum hispidulum (Rosy maidenhair) and Adiantum tricholepis (Fuzzy maidenhair)
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• This is a hybrid maidenhair fern that I created. Adiantum x Karmakosmonauti is the result of crossing Adiantum hispidulum (Rosy maidenhair) and Adiantum tricholepis (Fuzzy maidenhair)
r/houseplants - This is a hybrid maidenhair fern that I created. Adiantum x Karmakosmonauti is the result of crossing Adiantum hispidulum (Rosy maidenhair) and Adiantum tricholepis (Fuzzy maidenhair)
Some of the maidenhair ferns that I germinated from spore. Adiantum cap-ven "Imbricatum", Adiantum tenerum "Farleyence", Adiantum reniforme, Blue Fritz Luthi, Green Glory, and an unnamed tenerum cultivar
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• Some of the maidenhair ferns that I germinated from spore. Adiantum cap-ven "Imbricatum", Adiantum tenerum "Farleyence", Adiantum reniforme, Blue Fritz Luthi, Green Glory, and an unnamed tenerum cultivar
r/houseplants - Some of the maidenhair ferns that I germinated from spore. Adiantum cap-ven "Imbricatum", Adiantum tenerum "Farleyence", Adiantum reniforme, Blue Fritz Luthi, Green Glory, and an unnamed tenerum cultivar
Her name is 'Thirsty'. This maidenhair needs a gallon of water every other day. She is in a 20" pot. This is a mature Delta maidenhair, Adiantum raddianum 'Fragrans'.
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• Her name is 'Thirsty'. This maidenhair needs a gallon of water every other day. She is in a 20" pot. This is a mature Delta maidenhair, Adiantum raddianum 'Fragrans'.
r/matureplants - Her name is 'Thirsty'. This maidenhair needs a gallon of water every other day. She is in a 20" pot. This is a mature Delta maidenhair, Adiantum raddianum 'Fragrans'.
We found two different plants but still classified under Adiantum philippense. Could one of these be a new specie?
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We found two different plants but still classified under Adiantum philippense. Could one of these be a new specie?

Hi, first time posting here.

When I was asked to get specimen of Pteridophyta for our Systematic Botany class, we got ferns that are really similar but different in some structures.

We found herbarium sheets of both plants, but they are still classified under the same taxon.

Hers: http://images.ala.org.au/image/viewer?imageId=af1d8e6d-a2ab-42ff-8a9a-c599ad918857

Mine: http://images.ala.org.au/image/viewer?imageId=8b423a2a-73bc-4ac9-b661-40fee12457e5

We have asked our professor but she said she knows nothing about it and told us to ask other people.

I can provide the pictures that we took as we were taking it if asked.

Could this something new?

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