Martin Pellizzer

Aspidium Aculeatum Var. Biaristatum

Bristly brake, scientifically known as Aspidium aculeatum var. biaristatum, is a unique fern species native to certain regions of Asia. This plant is characterized by its distinctive bristly fronds that give it a rugged and textured appearance. It thrives in moist, shaded environments, often found in forest undergrowth or along stream banks. The variety biaristatum stands out for its dense, spiny margins that provide both structural support and a natural defense mechanism. Despite its tough exterior, the Bristly brake plays an important ecological role in its habitat.