Ferns
Fern and frond studies from the Victorian fern books, at the height of the pteridomania.
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SVG3dFern frond 01
SVG3dFern frond on a creeping rhizome 01
SVG3dFern frond with deeply cut pinnae 01
SVG3dGreen and brown fern fronds 01
SVG3dLacy fern with fertile spike 01
SVG3dLacy fern with lobed leaves 01
SVG3dLarge arching fern frond 01
SVG3dLobed fern frond 01
SVG3dSmall finely divided fern 01
SVG3dSmall leafy fern shoots 01
SVG3dBranching clubmoss with spore cases 01
SVG3dDark jointed horsetail stems 01
SVG3dJointed horsetail stems 01
SVG3dLong curving horsetail stems 01
SVG3dUpright clubmoss shoots 01
SVG3dBranched green moss shoot 01
SVG3dCurved moss capsules 01
SVG3dLeafy moss with stalked capsules 01
SVG3dMoss capsules and leaves 01
SVG3dMoss shoots with a stalked capsule 01
SVG3dMoss tufts with long-stalked capsules 01
SVG3dOpened moss capsules 01
SVGFern frond with a curled shoot 01
SVGFern frond with a scaly root 01
SVGFerns: British and Exotic plate 296 - Ferns: British and Exotic - 1856
SVGKunstformen der Natur, Part 2 plate 57
SVGPNGScottish Cryptogamic Flora, Volume 3 plate 91
SVGSketches Towards a Hortus Botanicus Americanus plate 202
SVGScattered fern pattern plate
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