



Bristly Tree Fern (Dicksonia youngiae) is an Australian tree fern distinguished by the dense, bristly hairs covering its trunk and stipes. It forms a slender trunk and graceful crown.
| Family: | Dicksoniaceae |
| Genus: | Dicksonia (dik-so-nee-uh) |
| Species: | youngiae |
Trunk up to 4 m, covered with reddish-brown bristles. Fronds 2–3 m long, tripinnate, bright green. Stipes are also bristly. Sori are round, with a cup-shaped indusium.
Native to rainforests of New South Wales and Queensland. Prefers moist, sheltered sites with filtered light. Hardy to light frost with trunk protection. Water crown and trunk regularly.
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