American Fern Journal

American Fern Journal began in 1910 and has continuously published articles and notes based on original scientific research on ferns and allied groups of vascular plants for over 100 years.

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Current Status and Future Prospects for Fern and Lycophyte Genomics: Introduction to an American Fern Journal Special Issue

Paul G. Wolf, et al. (2019)

Potential for Spore Germination, Sporophyte Formation and Growth of Young Sporophytes of Four Fern Species from the Atlantic Forest (Brazil)

Rosane Hiendlmeyer, et al. (2010)

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Current Status and Future Prospects for Fern and Lycophyte Genomics: Introduction to an American Fern Journal Special Issue

Belowground Distribution and Abundance of Botrychium Gametophytes and Juvenile Sporophytes

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Jamesonia ×intermedia: A New Hybrid Between J. biardii and J. insignis (Pteridaceae) from Brazil

Potential for Spore Germination, Sporophyte Formation and Growth of Young Sporophytes of Four Fern Species from the Atlantic Forest (Brazil)

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