Hammock fern (Blechnum occidentale)
Blechnum occidentale is an evergreen fern native to tropical Americas. It displays fronds that are reddish when young, maturing to green. Thrives in moist shade.
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Synonyms
Blechnum acuminatum Fée
Blechnum campylotis (Kunze) J.Sm.
Blechnum ciliatum M.Martens & Galeotti
Blechnum cognatum C.Presl
Blechnum cunninghamii T.Moore
Blechnum drepanophyllum Trevis.
Blechnum extensum Fée
Blechnum falcatum Link
Blechnum falciculatum C.Presl
Blechnum galeottii T.Moore
Blechnum haenkeanum Trevis.
Blechnum helveolum Fée
Blechnum lomariaceum Sodiro
Blechnum mucronatum Fée
Blechnum rugosum T.Moore
Blechnum scaberulum Sodiro
Blechnum sodiroi C.Chr.
Blechnum suburbicum Vell.
Blechnum triangulatum J.Sm.
Lomaria campylotis Kunze
Mesothema campylotis C.Presl
Spicanta occidentalis (L.) Kuntze
Struthiopteris appendiculata Trevis.
Struthiopteris caudata Maxon
Taxonomy
- kingdomPlantae
- divisionTracheophyta
- classPolypodiopsida
- orderPolypodiales
- familyBlechnaceae
- genusBlechnum
- speciesBlechnum occidentale