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Synammia is a small genus of ferns in the polypody family, with three species native to Chile, southern Argentina and the Juan Fernández Islands. Little is documented about cultivation, so care advice is general fern guidance.
Synammia is a genus of ferns in the family Polypodiaceae. It includes three species native to Chile and southern Argentina:
Synammia espinosae (Weath.) G.Kunkel – northern Chile
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