rabbit's-foot ferns
rabbit's-foot ferns is the plural of rabbit's-foot fern.
Meaning of rabbit's-foot fern
Noun
rabbit's-foot fern (plural rabbit's-foot ferns)
- Any fern in the genus Davallia (including those formerly classified in a separate genus, Humata), often grown as houseplants for their foliage and for their furry-looking rhizomes that grow partly above ground.
- Synonyms:
- hare's-foot fern, squirrel's-foot fern, bear's-foot fern, deer's-foot fern, ball fern
- A similar fern in the related family Polypodiaceae, of species Phlebodium aureum.
Questions about rabbit's-foot ferns
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- Rabbit's-foot ferns is the plural of rabbit's-foot fern.
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