Ferns from Golden Gate Park, 1.

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  • Photo title: Ferns from Golden Gate Park, 1.
  • Author: Peachpappa
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  • Although fossil records show that ferns existed some 360 million years ago, of the nearly 11,000 types of ferns today, they generally can be traced to only about 145 million years ago. Although ferns have been used for everything from foods and medicines, to removing contaminants from soils, they are not important economically. The truly unique part of ferns is, they do not flower or produce seeds, but reproduce by unraveling a fond.
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