Cheilanthes quadripinnata

(Cheilanthes quadripinnata)

Description

Cheilanthes quadripinnata is an edge broken species, first described by Peter Forsskål, and became known as Oskar Kuhn Cheilanthes quadripinnata is included in the genus Cheilanthes and the Pteridaceae family.

Taxonomic tree:

Domain:

Kingdom: Plantae

Phylum:

Class: Polypodiopsida

Order:Polypodiales

Family:Pteridaceae

Genus:Cheilanthes

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