much browsed plant on the active floodplain.
edge of the river.
edge of the old mill site.
large evergreen near the center of the photo. This tree was part of the landscape surrounding the old barn and house on this Moses Cleaveland tract of land.
Three clusters of plants were observed in a densely wooded seasonal wetland area. At all three locations, the plants were growing on hummocks above the high water line, and all three locations had other unique/rare plant species growing in proximity. These plants were originally observed in 1990.
Leaves pinnate-pinnatifid, sori near margins of the pinnae underside. The locality of this fern was at Point Park on Lookout Mountain.
Playing Devil's advocate, a little bit.
Maybe i'm misinterpreting what Shinner &Mahler's means by "scales"
Myriopteris rufa = Cheilanthes eatonii