Alsophila

E852770

Alsophila is a prominent genus of tree ferns known for its arborescent trunks and large, feathery fronds, commonly found in tropical and subtropical forests.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fern genus
plant genus
taxon
belongsToClade monilophytes
vascular plants
class Polypodiopsida NERFINISHED
commonName tree ferns
dispersalAgent wind
distribution subtropical regions of the world
tropical regions of the world
division Polypodiophyta NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole habitat provider for epiphytes
understory canopy component
family Cyatheaceae NERFINISHED
growthForm tree fern
habitat subtropical forests
tropical forests
hasCharacteristic arborescent trunk
feathery fronds
large fronds
hasGametophyteStage free-living
hasOrgan frond
rhizome
sorus
hasSporophyteStage dominant generation
hasVascularTissue true
isPhotosynthetic true
kingdom Plantae
leafPersistence evergreen in most species
leafType bipinnate
pinnate
lifeCycle alternation of generations
notableFeature tree-like stature among ferns
order Cyatheales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticPathway C3
pollination not applicable (spore-dispersed)
preferredClimate humid
preferredLight partial shade
reproduction spores
reproductiveStructure sporangia
soilPreference organic-rich
well-drained
sporangiaArrangement sori
sporeLocation abaxial surface of fronds
taxonRank genus
waterRequirement high moisture
woodType fibrous trunk core

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cyatheales notableGenus Alsophila
Hemitelia smithii genus Alsophila