Arachniodes sporadosora

Arachniodes sporadosora (scientific name: Arachniodes sporadosora) is an evergreen fern in the family Dryopteridaceae, genus Arachniodes , native to Japan, Indonesia, and New Guinea. It grows in clusters on the forest floor west of the Kanto region in dark, deciduous, and somewhat dry places. The leaves are green, stiff, and glossy. 3 to 4 times pinnately compound, with deeply lobed leaf margins. The pinnae gradually shorten at the tip.

Common name: Arachniodes sporadosora, Scientific name: Arachniodes sporadosora, origin: Japan - Indonesia, New Guinea, habitat: Japan west of the Kanto region, environment: forest floor, life form: evergreen fern, height: 50 to 120 cm, leaf color: green, leaf texture: stiff and glossy, leaf shape: 3-4 times pinnate compound leaves, leaf margin: deeply lobed, sporangia: few, scales: reddish brown.

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