Dicksonia

E854469

Dicksonia is a genus of ancient, tree-like ferns commonly known as tree ferns, found mainly in tropical and subtropical regions and valued for their distinctive, palm-like appearance.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Dicksonia canonical 2
Dicksonia arborescens 1

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
belongsTo Dicksoniaceae NERFINISHED
class Polypodiopsida NERFINISHED
climatePreference humid
mild
commonName tree ferns
describedAs ancient tree-like ferns
dispersalMethod wind-dispersed spores
division Polypodiophyta NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole understory canopy in moist forests
family Dicksoniaceae NERFINISHED
growthForm arborescent fern
tree fern
habitat humid forests
montane forests
subtropical regions
tropical regions
hasGametophyteStage true
hasSpecies Dicksonia antarctica NERFINISHED
Dicksonia arborescens NERFINISHED
Dicksonia fibrosa NERFINISHED
Dicksonia squarrosa NERFINISHED
hasSporophyteStage true
isVascularPlant true
kingdom Plantae
leafType fronds
lifeCycle perennial
nativeTo Australasia NERFINISHED
South America
Southern Hemisphere
parts of Asia
order Cyatheales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticOrgan compound fronds
photosyntheticPathway C3
reproduction spores
soilPreference rich organic matter
well-drained
stemPosition erect trunk-like stem
taxonRank genus
typicalAppearance palm-like crown of fronds
uses ornamental horticulture
valuedFor distinctive palm-like appearance
ornamental use
woodType fibrous trunk

Referenced by (3)

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

Cyatheales notableGenus Dicksonia
St Helena tree fern commonNameOf Dicksonia
this entity surface form: Dicksonia arborescens
St Helena tree fern genus Dicksonia
subject surface form: Dicksonia arborescens