Aspidotis
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Aspidotis is a small genus of ferns known commonly as laceferns. These are small tufting ferns native to western North America. They have shiny leaves with neat, pointed segments. These ferns can often be found sprouting from cracks in rocks.
Selected species:
- Aspidotis californica - California lacefern
- Aspidotis carlotta-halliae - tufted lacefern
- Aspidotis densa - Indian's dream
- Aspidotis meifolia
