Identifying Ferns

Identifying Britain’s Ferns: First Steps Followed By Dips Into The Difficult
James Merryweather
2nd June 2022
Primarily showing how, with reference to rhizome structure, frond architecture and sorus type we can sort ferns into their main groups before assessing the details that take us to a confident identification. Once this has been completed, dipping into a couple of difficult taxa, confronting the challenges head-on and discovering how they might be overcome.
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Thanks Mr Merryweather!

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Wonderful vídeo!!!

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Very informative