What is another word for ophioglossales?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒfɪˌɒɡləsˌe͡ɪlz] (IPA) 
Ophioglossales refers to a type of group of ferns commonly known as adders-tongue ferns. This group of ferns is known for its unique morphological characteristics, including having a large, sterile frond and a small, spore-producing frond. While there are many different species within this group, there are also many synonyms used to describe these ferns, including the family Ophioglossaceae and the order Ophioglossales. Other terms used to describe these ferns include snake-tongue ferns, the adder's-tongue botanical order, and ophioglossum. All of these synonyms are used interchangeably to describe the unique features and beauty of these unique ferns.
