What is another word for black-stem spleenwort?
Pronunciation: [blˈakstˈɛm splˈiːnwɔːt] (IPA) 
Black-stem spleenwort is a type of fern that gets its name from its dark-colored stem. Synonyms for this particular fern include Asplenium aethiopicum, Asplenium neglectum, and Asplenium palmatum. Asplenium aethiopicum is similar to black-stem spleenwort in appearance, with long, narrow fronds that are divided into smaller leaflets. Asplenium neglectum is also a dark-stemmed fern with similar leaflets, but it tends to grow in more damp and shady habitats than black-stem spleenwort. Asplenium palmatum is a bit different in appearance, with larger, more broad leaves that are deeply lobed and resemble the shape of a hand. Regardless of the name, all of these ferns are unique and beautiful additions to any garden or natural habitat.
