The term "lobed spleenwort" is a reference to a specific type of fern found in woodland areas. Some synonyms for this unique species of fern include Asplenium pinnatifidum, Asplenium pinnatifidum var. pinnatifidum, and Asplenium lobatum. Additionally, it is sometimes referred to as the "lanceolate spleenwort" or the "cutleaf spleenwort." The fern's unique, lobed leaves make it easily recognizable and sought after by nature enthusiasts and collectors. As a shade-loving plant, it can be found growing in moist soil, often near streams or in rocky crevices. Despite its delicate appearance, the lobed spleenwort is quite hardy and can adapt to a variety of environments.