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(Upload on February 13 2021) [ 日本語 | English ]

Davallia (L.) Sm. (シノブ)

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D. chrysanthemifolia Hayata (アリサンキクシノブ) D. cumingii Hook. (シマキクシノブ) D. formosana Hayata (タカサゴシノブ) D. griffithiana Hook. (タイワンシノブ) D. heterophylla J. Sm. (カワリバキクシノブ)

D. mariesii T. Moore ex Baker (シノブ) D. pallida Mett. ex Kuhn (クジャクシノブ) D. pectinata J. Sm. (クシバシノブ) D. perdurans Christ (ホソバシノブ) D. repens (L. f.) Kuhn (キクシノブ)

D. solida (G. Forst.) Sw. (アツバシノブ) D. stenolepis Hayata (キレザケシノブ) D. trichomanoides Blume (ホラゴケシノブ) D. tyermannii (T. Moore) Baker (トキワシノブ)

Davallia tyermannii transplanted in Hokkaido

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Tokiwashinobu (トキワシノブ, 常磐忍), bear-foot fern or white rabbit foot fern Lifeform: rhizomatous, evergreen fern Distribution: southern China - Taiwan

Use: ornamental Synonyms: Humata tyermannii T. Moore

[1-3] at a greenhouse in Yurigahara Park, Sapporo, on January 24 2021.