Tree Ferns in the Victorian Central Highlands

Tree ferns play an important role in Australia's mountain ash forests. Professor David Lindenmayer from the Australian National University gives us a brief run down on what makes them so special.

[@zachseberino8847]

who else is here for the bio182 post lab?

[@unexploredanusp7876]

you can't tell me he mentioned anything about moss

[@jezzz6233]

@@unexploredanusp7876 no literally.

[@amyknox9647]

How tf am I to write two paragraphs on this??!!

[@aarons7069]

ay where the hell is my moss im trying to do my prelab

[@KuyaAlastrending2023]

Nice to meet u

[@valterzc8187]

They look exactly the same eye ones we find in south America, these plants definitely haven't changed in many millions of years

[@Nudles_Ramen]

Sooo why don't we see tree mosses?

[@amakavelist565]

I expect it's because they're non-vascular so are unable to create pressure to grow up

[@KuyaAlastrending2023]

I have one of soft tree fern in my place....

[@raphlvlogs271]

Can they grow on poor thin soils?