What is another word for Camptosorus Rhizophyllus?
Pronunciation: [kˈamptəsˌɔːɹəs ɹˈa͡ɪzəfˌɪləs] (IPA) 
Camptosorus Rhizophyllus, commonly known as Walking Fern, is a unique fern species found in the Eastern United States. It earned this name due to its ability to propagate by producing small plantlets called "proliferous fronds" at the tips of its leaves. The Latin name "Camptosorus Rhizophyllus" can be translated to mean "bent-fruited fern with rooting leaves."
Other names used to refer to this species include Creeping Fern, Brittle Club Moss, and Pine Fern. These synonyms reflect the fern's ability to grow on the forest floor, as well as its frond shape and texture. Regardless of the name used, the Camptosorus Rhizophyllus remains a fascinating plant that adds a unique touch to any garden or natural environment.
