Hay-Scented Buckler-Fern (Dryopteris aemula)
Dryopteris aemula is a deciduous fern native to western Europe and Macaronesia. Its triangular fronds have a sweet, hay-like scent when crushed, preferring humid, shady,.
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Synonyms
Allantodia aemula (Aiton) Desv.
Aspidium aemulum (Aiton) Sw.
Aspidium recurvum (Bree) Bree
Dryopteris liliana Golitsin
Lastrea aemula (Aiton) Brack.
Lastrea foenisecii (Lowe) Watson
Lastrea recurva (Bree) Newman
Lophodium foenisecii (Lowe) Newman
Lophodium recurvum (Bree) Newman
Nephrodium aemulum (Aiton) Baker
Nephrodium foenisecii Lowe
Polypodium aemulum Aiton
Polystichum aemulum C.Presl
Polystichum foenisecii (Lowe) P.Fourn.
Polystichum recurvum (Bree) Gand.
Taxonomy
- kingdomPlantae
- divisionTracheophyta
- classPolypodiopsida
- orderPolypodiales
- familyDryopteridaceae
- genusDryopteris
- speciesDryopteris aemula