Ferns and Clubmosses
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dcnicholls
wrote:
25 Jan 2026
It probably is C. sieberi , but until it matures, best to leave it in the genus category
Cheilanthes sieberi subsp. sieberi
dcnicholls
wrote:
25 Jan 2026
It’s a bit too young to tell and it could be Cheilanthes austrotenuifolia
Cheilanthes sieberi subsp. sieberi
dcnicholls
wrote:
11 Jan 2026
Not every frond has the spores on the back of it . You have to keep looking until you find one with spores. they occur in little clumps of 2, 3, or 4 etc. spore casings.
Dicksonia antarctica
Significant sightings
- Asplenium trichomanes at Kambah, ACT
- Sceptridium australe at Wyanbene, NSW
- Sceptridium australe at Cotter River, ACT
- Gleichenia dicarpa at Cotter River, ACT
- Blechnum fluviatile at Jagumba, NSW
- Blechnum neohollandicum at Greenway, ACT
- Pellaea falcata at Fisher, ACT
- Blechnum cartilagineum at Aranda Bushland
- Asplenium trichomanes at Cooleman Ridge
- Histiopteris incisa at Cocoparra National Park
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