Small perennial fern ; to 0 . 2 m , growing from a short and erect or spreading rhizome with rooting parts covered with blackish-brown scales , and stems covered with hairy scales . Fronds alternate , simple , coriaceous , tufted , leathery , broad , up to 20 cm long and 5cm wide , pinnately lobed with semicircular to oblong pinnae , lower side with dense , golden-brown scales , upper side dark green ; submarginally anastomosing veins . Spore sacs (sori) linear , hidden by scales .
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Least Concern (LC) - Global Assessment
Rare
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Ceterach officinarum Willd.
Hemidictyum ceterach (L.) Bedd.
Notolepeum ceterach (L.) Newman
Scolopendrium ceterach (L.) Symons
Grammitis ceterach (L.) Sw.
Gymnopteris ceterach (L.) Bernth.
Vittaria ceterach (L.) Bernh.
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Rustyback fern
Scale fern
Finger fern
Fringe fern
Milt waste
Used for the treatment of kidney stones and urinary tract diseases.
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