Asplenium aethiopicum, the Shredded Spleenwort, is a small, tufted, evergreen fern native to Africa, Madagascar, and nearby islands. It has simply pinnate fronds with the pinnae deeply lobed or pinnatifid, giving a finely shredded, lacy appearance. The fronds are a bright, fresh green. It grows on rocks and in crevices in shaded, humid habitats.

| Family: | Aspleniaceae |
| Genus: | Asplenium (ass-PLEE-nee-um) |
| Species: | aethiopicum (ee-thee-OH-pik-um) |
This fern requires warm, humid, shaded conditions and well-drained, humus-rich soil. It is suitable for terrariums, Wardian cases, and tropical shade gardens. The finely divided texture is delicate and beautiful. It is not cold-hardy. A lovely miniature fern for humid, shaded collections.
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