Pityrogramma Chrysophylla (Noun)
Meaning
Fern of West Indies and South America having fronds with bright golden-yellow undersides.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Pityrogramma chrysophylla is a species of fern that is native to the West Indies and South America, where it grows in shaded areas with high humidity.
- The bright golden-yellow undersides of the fronds of Pityrogramma chrysophylla make it a popular choice for ornamental gardens in tropical regions.
- In its natural habitat, Pityrogramma chrysophylla can be found growing on rocks and tree trunks, where it uses its rhizomes to anchor itself.
- Pityrogramma chrysophylla is a relatively small fern, with fronds that typically reach a length of 30-60 cm and a width of 10-20 cm.
- The golden-yellow coloration of the fronds of Pityrogramma chrysophylla is due to the presence of a waxy coating that helps to prevent water loss.