#fern genus

• Adiantopsis — A genus of terrestrial ferns in the Pteridaceae family, Cheilanthoideae subfamily, structurally distributed primarily throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of South and Central America. These plants are recognized for their short, often erect rhizomes and elegant leaves, divided in a pedate, digitate, or pinnate manner, which feature marginal false indusia (sori protected by the reflexed leaf margin), possessing resilient structural adaptations in rocky habitats or forest edges.
• Genus Asplenium — A major taxonomic genus of ferns in the Aspleniaceae family, popularly known as spleenwort; it comprises over 700 cosmopolitan species, either epiphytic or terrestrial, adapted to shaded environments, limestone rocks, and tropical tree bark. It is characterized by short rhizomes, often leathery leaves (either entire or divided), and elongated sori arranged obliquely along the secondary veins, globally cultivated as hardy ornamental plants.