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Mystery fern native to eastern Asia gains popularity in U S
John Nelson curator of the A C Moore Herbarium cites an Asian fern now common in U S cultivation. Fronds are evergreen with orange brown scales and sharp pinnae resembling holly. it grows in pots and tolerates sun or shade and has appeared as a casual introduction in Tallahassee Savannah and Charleston with wild sightings in Columbia South Carolina.
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John Nelson
A.C. Moore
University of South Carolina
Department of Biological Sciences
Columbia SC
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