Ophioglossales

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    Ophioglossales

    Description Ophioglossales, also known as adder’s tongue ferns, are a small order of ferns that are native to temperate regions of the world. They are characterized by their long, narrow fronds that resemble the tongue of a snake or adder. The name Ophioglossales is derived from the Greek words “ophis” and “glossa,” which mean “serpent” and “tongue,” respectively. There are…

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