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R532 North of Graskop, Mpumalanga, SOUTH AFRICA
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Mount Tomah, south slope of mountain on track to Station Rock, at base of basalt cap.This is by far the most common tree-fern on Mt Tomah, forming these extensive stands on the basalt slopes and reaching heights of 6-8 m. It is very fire-resisant, resprouting rapidly even after quite fierce wildfire.
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Prothallia-Bltter des Baumfarn "Cyathea cooperi" im ersten Stadium. 1 1/2 Jahre nach Aussaat der Sporen. Herkunft der Sporen: MadeiraProthallia-leaf of the tree-fern "Cyathea cooperi" (first stage). 1 1/2 year after sowing. Country of origin: Madeira
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East End, Southland, New Zealand
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Jos Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden, Bogota, Colombia
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Caguas, Caguas, Puerto Rico
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Photo taken in or near Amani Nature ReserveEast Usambara Mountains, TanzaniaBy H.J. NdangalasiPost-Production by J. Quicho
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Paluma, Queensland, Australia
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This is indeed a tree-like fern, propagates by spores and was dinosaur's diet in the Cretaceous Period. This plant is now legally protected in China and Hong Kong. This photo was taken in the Ma Wan Park, Hong Kong.
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This image shows the Lord Howe Island Lagoon, Settlement area and Northern Hills from the Mount Gower Plateau. The central tree ferns are Cyathea (Alsophila) brevipinnna, with at least one other endemic tree fern species in the image. The image is a Kodachrome slide taken in August 1969 and scanned 41 years later. Some fading has occurred but less than with other old films. Image 044-576
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R532 North of Graskop, Mpumalanga, SOUTH AFRICA
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Also placed in the Spaeropteris genus. Native to the mountains of northern South America. Botanical Gardens of Quito.
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Jos Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden, Bogota, Colombia
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Caguas, Caguas, Puerto Rico