
Brazilian Tree Fern (Blechnum moorei) is a rare, trunk-forming fern from Brazil. Unlike most Blechnum, it develops a short, stout trunk, giving it a tree-like appearance.
| Family: | Blechnaceae |
| Genus: | Blechnum (BLEK-num) |
| Species: | moorei (MOOR-eye) |
Trunk up to 1 m tall, covered with old stipe bases. Fronds are 1–2 m long, pinnate, with leathery, dark green pinnae. Fertile fronds are similar but with narrower pinnae bearing sori.
Found in Atlantic rainforests. Requires constant humidity, warm temperatures, and well-drained, rich soil. Protect from frost. Rare in cultivation; suited for tropical conservatories.
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