About Ferns By David Nicholls A very good page with illustrations and diagrams describing ferns.

Backyard Ferns By Jim Conrad Backyard Nature Website Great text and photographs on ferns; covers fronds, reproduction, and more.

Captain Biology - Life Cycle of Ferns MrTromboneman12345 June 18, 2009 YouTube.com Video length: 02:48.

Chapter 17 a Seedless Vascular Ppt Presentation AuthorStream Presentation has 26 slides.

Diversity of Plants: Major Groups Mother-Earth.org Great page of wonderful photos.

Fern Wikipedia.org Life Cycle Ferns are vascular plants differing from the more primitive lycophytes by having true leaves (megaphylls). They differ from seed plants (gymnosperms and angiosperm

Fern Infoplease.com ern, any plant of the division Polypodiophyta. Fern species, numbering several thousand, are found throughout the world but are especially abundant in tropical rain forests.

Fern By David Darling The Internet Encyclopedia of Science Brief article, with photograph.

Fern Life Cycle Purposegames.com Interactive game; click start then select the correct part that it asks for.

Fern Life Cycle Hartcourt School Interactive Flash activity.

Fern Life Cycle Biology 213 Bellevue College A large diagram of the life cycle.

Fern Life-Cycle By rrwisner March 10, 2009 YouTube.com Video length: 03:10.

Fern Questions and Answers US Department of Agriculture Discover why ferns don't have flowers or fruits, if they make good garden plants, and much more.

Ferns By John W. Kimball Kimball's Biology Pages Excellent image, illustrations and text on ferns.

Ferns NatureWorks Image Credits: Clipart.com New Hampshire Public Television Ferns have roots, stems and leaves but no seeds. They reproduce by spores. There are about 12,000 species of fern.

Ferns - Science for Kids, Dr. Karen Carr, Associate Professor of History, Portland State University, Wonderful information on ferns, with hyper-texted words throughout; click on one to learn more

Ferns and Horsetails Biology4kids.com "The ferns were the first plant species to develop a circulatory system that lets them grow larger." Visit the web site to learn more.

Ferns Remove Arsenic from Soil and Water By Kate Ruder Posted: August 6, 2004 Genome News Network Six years ago researchers in Florida discovered ferns growing in soil contaminated with arsen

Ferns: A Biology Review biology-questions-and-answers.com A Q&A on ferns. Also has links to many fern images.

Fun Facts About Seedless Vascular Plants By JacobS, eHow Contributor Most vascular plants use seeds or flowers to reproduce, but seedless vascular plants are an interesting relic from a time whe

Life Cycle of a Fern Cazadero Performing Arts Camp, Nature Program life cycle of a fern is beautiful and complex, but with a little study, you can understand it. Visit the web site for an ex

Life Cycle of a Fern Cazadero Music Camp Nature Guide The life cycle of a fern displayed in a large, labeled illustration. Follow the 7 steps to see how it all develops.

Life Cycle of Seedless Vascular Plants Gardenguides.com Seedless vascular plants reproduce in a very different way, using spores. Read more: Life Cycle of Seedless Vascular Plants | Garden G

New Zealand Tree Fern Fronds Uploaded on January 2, 2006 by Pieter Pieterse Flickr.com Great picture with description.

No seeds, no fruits, no flowers: No Problem: Hawaii Tree Ferns By Emily PhD student in the Botany Department at UW-Madison Pictures and text illustrating the ferns.

NZ Fern Pictures By Brittany New-Zealand-Vacations-in-West-Auckland.com Interesting (and excellent) photos with descriptions.

Plants: Ferns and Horsetails Biology4kids.com FERNS AND HORSETAILS - FIRST PLANTS WITH PIPES These are the first of the vascular plants you will study. Mosses and worts are non-vascular. The

Pteridophytes Review Biology Questions and Answers Ferns are part of the pteridophytes, the first tracheophytes. It is easy to study ferns with our questions and answers.

The Pteridophytes: Ferns and Horsetails Open Door Web Site Combination of illustration and text.

Reproduction of Ferns by Spores Mundani Botanical Garden Large photos and text showing the stages of fern reproduction by spores over a period of 270 days.

Seedless Plants Factmonster.com Text and a few photos of ancient horsetails, fern, and moss and how they reproduce.