Fern reproduction methods are: spore reproduction, bead bud reproduction, artificial reproduction.

1, spore reproduction

The most common way of reproduction of ferns is spore reproduction, spores in the warm, moist, hidden and humus-rich environment with a high germination rate. The most common way of reproduction for ferns is sporulation, which can be found in the shade of wild gullies and rocks, where young ferns with protostomes can be found. Spore reproduction is sexual reproduction.

2, bead bud reproduction

Bead bud reproduction refers to asexual reproduction, some fern leaves will have bead buds from a young age, and the bead buds will develop after the leaves grow up. It can take root and grow in the right environment, thus reproducing new plants.

3, artificial propagation

Ferns can also be reproduced by defoliation, planting propagation and other methods of cultivation, the method is correct, the management of proper survival rate is also relatively high. Artificial cultivation of ferns are mostly propagated by these methods.

Ferns

Ferns (English name: Fern), a general term for lowland-growing woody plants of the Devonian period. They require water as part of the regeneration cycle and have since branched out into a variety of different species, making them a very vigorous plant. Ferns have a generational life cycle that consists of both a double set of cytonemes and a single set of gametophytes.

The gametophyte is a free organ. There are about 12,000 species of ferns in existence, which are widely distributed all over the world, especially in the tropics and subtropics. In China, there are 61 families and 223 genera, about 2,600 species, mainly distributed in South China and Southwest China, only in Yunnan province there are more than 1,000 kinds of ferns, so there is a "fern kingdom" in China.