Dicksonia Plantation in Lowndesboro had a reputation in its day as a stately mansion in picturesque surroundings. But, after burning twice in its 186-year history, the elegant mansion is more famous ...

American Fern Journal, Vol. 95, No. 3 (Jul. - Sep., 2005), pp. 115-125 (11 pages) Dicksonia sellowiana spores were cultivated in mineral solution. After 30 days, young gametophytes were transferred to ...

The American tree fern Dicksonia sellowiana reaches its northern distribution limit in Mexico. This species grows only in the highly fragmented remnants of the montane cloud forest (MCF). Given the ...

This plant goes well with a tropical garden theme because of its fabulous large fronds, which give it an exotic jungle-like look. It can be grown in a container or planted in a semi-shady spot in the ...

Papua New Guinea (Southern Highlands Province): tender fronds eaten by the Wola people.

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