Amazing Symbiont Plant of South Asian Jungle
Free video about bird's nest fern. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this bird's nest fern video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! Asplenium nidus is a species of fern in the family of Aspleniaceae. It is a fern medium sized, stocky, shiny leaves. It is native to the rainforests of New South Wales and Queensland in Australia along the Great Dividing Range, parallel to the East Coast of the country. Also you can find it in New Guinea, tropical areas of Southeast Asia and Africa, Tahiti and Hawaii. The larger specimens are given to northern Queensland (where they can achieve the amazing size of 22 dm high and 2 m wingspan), while the lowest would be in the central coast of New South Wales, although there are theories that suggest that the other second species is a different gene. Its common name is Fern "bird's nest" because of its shape. This name translates from English "Bird's Nest Fern," although it is also known as "Crow's Nest Fern" Fern = "crow's nest" for its ditintiva form when given free. The bird's nest fern is a perennial herbaceous plant. The fronds of nest fern are kurzstielig, broad, smooth, slightly wavy on the edge and shine in lush greenery. The plant is increasingly tight up to 1 meter tall and with age. The up to 50 cm wide fronds form a funnel crown in which is wafted earth gathers as in a nest from which the young leaves unfurl. Its natural distribution has the bird's nest fern in the rain forests of East Africa, tropical Asia, Australia and Polynesia. There he grows epiphytic on trees. As an indoor plant in pots it is popular. It is an epiphyte in its environment. It can be grown in highly aerated media loamy, slightly acidic. It is preferred continuously high humidity, a diffuse light and a temperature of about 20 ° C. The nest fern is an epiphytic, lithophytic or terrestrial fern with placed in bundles of 50 to 150 cm long, light green undivided leaves with a black center grain and wavy leaf margins. There is no difference between the sterile and fertile blades. The spores boxes are located in transverse rows on the underside of the blade, from the midrib to close to the blade edge. When the spores mature, the leaves roll up and form a huge brown nest among the branches of the trees. The nest fern lives mainly epiphytic plant trees where he water and humus collects in the cup formed by its leaves. He prefers warm and vochige place at least partially in the shade. It is found in tropical regions. These spikes are easily recognized because of a large canopy, entalnya can reach a length of 150cm and width 20cm, leaf resembles a banana. Peruratan single pinnate leaves. Color bright green leaves, and yellowing when exposed to direct sunlight. spores located on the underside of strands, the leaf veins, with sori covered in some sort of elongated sacs. Frond-ental which dries to form a kind of "nest" that ride on the branches of trees. "Nest" is that stores water and other epiphytic plants can be grown. These spikes mostly epiphytic, but actually can grow anywhere as long as there is organic matter that provides nutrients. Because the plants under the canopy, he likes shade. In Hong Kong, this type is protected by law. Paronychia can be planted both in supporting the stump, as well as directly in the pot, containing a light blend of land for epiphytes. Do not allow to dry out the root ball. Requires irrigation and fertilization during the growing season (from spring to early autumn). Semidarkness or solar. A temperature of 10 to 30 ° C. Epiphytes use photosynthesis and obtain moisture from the air or rain that is deposited on the surface of its host. Epiphytes not parasitize their host, but only grow independently obtaining physical support. The most obvious regarding other herbs restricted to the ground advantage is receiving more light on the shady ecosystems forest and kept away from herbivores. However so tight as to damage the host plant may develop. The best known epiphytes include mosses, lichens, orchids, ferns and bromeliads, but can be found in all major groups of the plant kingdom. Accumulations of large epiphytes occur most abundantly in tropical rainforests and temperate rainforests, but both lichens and mosses found in any environment with trees. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!
Free video about bird's nest fern. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this bird's nest fern video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! Asplenium nidus is a species of fern in the family of Aspleniaceae. It is a fern medium sized, stocky, shiny leaves. It is native to the rainforests of New South Wales and Queensland in Australia along the Great Dividing Range, parallel to the East Coast of the country. Also you can find it in New Guinea, tropical areas of Southeast Asia and Africa, Tahiti and Hawaii. The larger specimens are given to northern Queensland (where they can achieve the amazing size of 22 dm high and 2 m wingspan), while the lowest would be in the central coast of New South Wales, although there are theories that suggest that the other second species is a different gene. Its common name is Fern "bird's nest" because of its shape. This name translates from English "Bird's Nest Fern," although it is also known as "Crow's Nest Fern" Fern = "crow's nest" for its ditintiva form when given free. The bird's nest fern is a perennial herbaceous plant. The fronds of nest fern are kurzstielig, broad, smooth, slightly wavy on the edge and shine in lush greenery. The plant is increasingly tight up to 1 meter tall and with age. The up to 50 cm wide fronds form a funnel crown in which is wafted earth gathers as in a nest from which the young leaves unfurl. Its natural distribution has the bird's nest fern in the rain forests of East Africa, tropical Asia, Australia and Polynesia. There he grows epiphytic on trees. As an indoor plant in pots it is popular. It is an epiphyte in its environment. It can be grown in highly aerated media loamy, slightly acidic. It is preferred continuously high humidity, a diffuse light and a temperature of about 20 ° C. The nest fern is an epiphytic, lithophytic or terrestrial fern with placed in bundles of 50 to 150 cm long, light green undivided leaves with a black center grain and wavy leaf margins. There is no difference between the sterile and fertile blades. The spores boxes are located in transverse rows on the underside of the blade, from the midrib to close to the blade edge. When the spores mature, the leaves roll up and form a huge brown nest among the branches of the trees. The nest fern lives mainly epiphytic plant trees where he water and humus collects in the cup formed by its leaves. He prefers warm and vochige place at least partially in the shade. It is found in tropical regions. These spikes are easily recognized because of a large canopy, entalnya can reach a length of 150cm and width 20cm, leaf resembles a banana. Peruratan single pinnate leaves. Color bright green leaves, and yellowing when exposed to direct sunlight. spores located on the underside of strands, the leaf veins, with sori covered in some sort of elongated sacs. Frond-ental which dries to form a kind of "nest" that ride on the branches of trees. "Nest" is that stores water and other epiphytic plants can be grown. These spikes mostly epiphytic, but actually can grow anywhere as long as there is organic matter that provides nutrients. Because the plants under the canopy, he likes shade. In Hong Kong, this type is protected by law. Paronychia can be planted both in supporting the stump, as well as directly in the pot, containing a light blend of land for epiphytes. Do not allow to dry out the root ball. Requires irrigation and fertilization during the growing season (from spring to early autumn). Semidarkness or solar. A temperature of 10 to 30 ° C. Epiphytes use photosynthesis and obtain moisture from the air or rain that is deposited on the surface of its host. Epiphytes not parasitize their host, but only grow independently obtaining physical support. The most obvious regarding other herbs restricted to the ground advantage is receiving more light on the shady ecosystems forest and kept away from herbivores. However so tight as to damage the host plant may develop. The best known epiphytes include mosses, lichens, orchids, ferns and bromeliads, but can be found in all major groups of the plant kingdom. Accumulations of large epiphytes occur most abundantly in tropical rainforests and temperate rainforests, but both lichens and mosses found in any environment with trees. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!