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Ferns and fern allies of Great Britain and Ireland
The ferns and fern allies of Great Britain and Ireland are the islands' spore-bearing vascular plants, about 72 to over 100 species including horsetails and lycophytes.
Ferns of Eastern and Southeastern Europe
The ferns of Eastern and Southeastern Europe cover Poland, the Carpathians, the Balkans, Romania, Ukraine, and European Russia, with national counts of 74 taxa in Russia and 66 in Poland.
Ferns of Northern Europe and the Baltic
Ferns of Northern Europe and the Baltic covers the region's roughly 70 fern and lycophyte species across Scandinavia, Finland, and Iceland, their habitats, and conservation.
Ferns of the Mediterranean, Iberia and Macaronesia
The ferns of the Mediterranean, Iberia and Macaronesia form the fern flora of southern Europe and its Atlantic islands, with 128 Iberian taxa and Macaronesian laurel-forest endemics like Davallia canariensis.
Ferns of Western and Central Europe
The ferns of Western and Central Europe, spanning France to Austria, hold about 194 native fern and lycophyte species, richest in mountain regions like the Alps.