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	Cyathea cooperi
		Although Cyathea cooperi has been overwintered successfully in England and other cool climates, I do not generally tend to recommend it to gardeners in such locations unless they really want it for their collection, or it is the only species they can get hold of.
		It is, in fact, the least hardy species of Cyathea to which I have given a sub-page of its own (and I've done this only because it is such a well-known species).
		The uncurling crozier of a slightly older Cyathea cooperi.
	www.angelfire.com /bc/eucalyptus/treeferns/cooperi.html (618 words)

	Cyathea species of fern in the world
		52 (1881) Cyathea divergens Kunze; Linnaea 9: 100 (1834) var.
		Cyathea frigida (H. Karst.) Domin; Pteridophyta 262 (1929), et Acta Boh.
		Cyathea mucilagina R.C.Moran; Novon 1(2): 92 (1991) Cyathea multiflora Sm.; Mém.
	homepages.caverock.net.nz /~bj/fern/cyathea.htm (1632 words)

	Tree ferns, Dicksonia, Cyathea
		Cyathea cooperi is a medium to large, fast growing tree fern with 10-12 m high slender and good looking trunk and about 15 cm in diameter.Its original habitat is Australia, it is often seen in subtropical and tropical areas.
		Cyathea Smithii is a beautiful tree fern from North Island, South Island, Stewart Island and Chatham islands of New Zealand and is found on the subantarctic Auckland Islands and is therefore the most southerly occuring tree fern in the world.
		Cyathea tomentosissima is a rather small tree fern with a trunk that starts growing after 4 years and becomes 1-2 m tall and 15 cm in diameter, with fronds that are 1-1.5 m in length.
	www.tropicalcentre.com /boomvarens/treeferns.htm (1961 words)

	Cyathea australis
		Cyathea australis is an attractive, reasonably fast-growing treefern with a stocky, fl trunk and fronds that range in length from 6 - 10'.
		Indeed, the fronds are often lost by the end of a winter in Australia, as is the case with Cyathea dregei in South Africa.
		It is rare in cultivation and its cold hardiness is not known.
	www.angelfire.com /wa/margate/australis.html (474 words)

	issg Database: Ecology of Cyathea cooperi
		The native habitat for Cyathea cooperi is in gullies and rainforests.
		Cyathea cooper is commonly used as an ornamental plant (Starret al, 2005).
		For ornamental purposes: Cyathea cooperi was first introduced outside of its native range as a horticultural plant by the 1950s it had escaped cultivation (Durand and Goldstein, 2001a).
	www.issg.org /database/species/ecology.asp?si=1183&fr=1&sts= (724 words)

	Cyathea Cooperi problems - Moss, Ferns & Cryptogams Forum - GardenWeb
		Cyathea cooperi is a Queensland sub-tropical tree fern that just wants to keep growing - except we seldom have the resources to make that possible in our winter climate.
		Cyathea cooperi loves to be around 70 - 80 per cent RH, yet a centrally-heated home in cold and dry February might typically score about 30 per cent.
		Cyathea cooperi is a subtropical tree fern, capable of living through a short-lived frost in the high 20's, nothing more.
	forums.gardenweb.com /forums/load/crypto/msg021206563526.html (2019 words)

	Cyathea cooperi, Lacy tree fern, Queensland tree fern
		It is in fact native to Australia, and grows along the coast of Queensland and New South Wales.
		This tree fern can reach up to 15 to 30 ft (5 to 10 m) tall in its native areas, but it will usually be up to 10 ft (3 m) tall when grown in gardens.
		Leaves - The fronds of Cyathea cooperi can be up to 8' (about 2.50 m) long but will be smaller when grown in a container.
	coolexotics.com /plant-353.html (160 words)

	Detailed information on Giant Scaly Tree Fern, Australian Tree Fern Cyathea cooperi
		Cyathea Cooperi attains heights in excess of 15 metres and grows in abundance.
		Cyathea cooperi is commonly found for sale locally in the gardening departments of stores such as Orchard Supply Hardware.
		Cyathea cooperi is native to eastern Australia (Queensland and New South Wales).
	davesgarden.com /pf/go/55695 (1459 words)

	Cyathea the fern has a sign hung round its neck - AC
		Cyathea the fern has a sign hung round its neck - AC Cyathea the fern has a sign hung round its neck
		Cyathea the fern has a sign hung round its neck.
		Cyathea sits, a sign hung round its neck.
	alistair.cockburn.us /index.php/Cyathea_the_fern_has_a_sign_hung_round_its_neck (49 words)

	KBD: Kew Bibliographic Databases: Search results
		Cyathea stolzei x ursina, a distinctive tree fern hybrid from Costa Rica.
		Ash J. Demography of Cyathea hornei (Cyatheaceae), a tropical tree-fern in Fiji.
		Cyathea balakrishnanii Dixit et Tripathi: a new species of tree fern from India.
	www.kew.org /kbd/advancedsearch.do?keywords=Cyathea (243 words)

	Elfin Tree Fern and Cook's Holly (Site not responding. Last check: )
		DESCRIPTION AND REPRODUCTION: Cyathea dryopteroides is a small (dwarf) tree fern reaching 6O centimeters (24 inches) in height, with a trunk approximately 2 to 3 centimeters (1 inch) in diameter, and bipinnate, nearly hairless fronds up to 90 centimeters (36 inches) long and 25 centimeters (1O inches) wide.
		In the case of Cyathea dryopteroides, a small population of approximately 10 individuals remains on Monte Guilarte, approximately 25 individuals on Cerro Rosa, and as many as 60 on Monte Jayuya.
		The known populations of Cyathea dryopteroides and Ilex cookii are confined to geographically small areas and specialized habitats; thus they are more susceptible to natural disturbances, such as hurricanes or landslides.
	www.fws.gov /endangered/i/s/sas01-.html (899 words)

	cyathea pictures and videos on Webshots
		Cyathea australis 7 months after sowing the spores.
		Dicksonia Antactica en Cyathea Dealbata ingepakt met vl...
		juni 2007 - cyathea tomentosisima met beginnend stammet...
	www.webshots.com /search?query=cyathea (74 words)

	Cyathea australis & Cyathea cooperi - Growing Native Plants
		The tree-ferns Cyathea australis and Cyathea cooperi are commonly grown in gardens and displays for this aesthetic appeal and their hardiness.
		There are several major horticultural varieties of this fern including Cyathea ‘Brentwood’ which has paler fronds and scales and C.
		Cyathea - from the Greek 'kyatheion' meaning little cup, referring to the structure that holds the spores.
	www.anbg.gov.au /gnp/interns-2003/cyathea-spp.html (618 words)

	Fronds NZ Ltd : Cyathea dealbata (Silver Fern (Ponga is maori name)) - Tree Ferns (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cyathea Dealbata is probably the most well-known of the NZ Tree Ferns due to it’s status as New Zealand’s national symbol.
		The fronds of this variety form a beautiful shuttlecock shape, turn silver on their underside as they age, and reach up to 4m in length.
		Although slower to develop than Cyathea Medullaris – the tall, slender trunk of the Silver Fern can reach up to 10m in height.
	www.fronds.co.nz /product.html?p=8 (175 words)

	Cyathea Robusta
		Cyathea Robusta is found in rain forest to coastal forest up to 400 m in Lord Howe Island and Australis.
		The trunk can reach a height of 3-5 m, the stipes are brownish at the base and more white to the leaves wich may reach 4 to 5 m in length!
		Cyathea Robusta is one of the few frost resistant species although frond damage will occur.
	www.tropicalcentre.com /boomvarens/cyathearobusta/cyathearobusta.htm (89 words)

	New Zealand Plant Conservation Network
		tricolor (Colenso) Domin; Cyathea tricolor Colenso; Polypodium dealbatum G.Forst.
		From the Three Kings Islands south to Mahers Swamp in the west and Dunedin in the east of the South Island.
		Could only be confused with the Raoul Island (Kermadec Island Group) endemic Cyathea milnei which is occasionally cultivated on the New Zealand mainland.
	www.nzpcn.org.nz /vascular_plants/detail.asp?PlantID=1822 (206 words)

	Cyathea cooperi (Cyatheaceae) - HEAR species info
		Information on Cyathea cooperi as relevant to Pacific Islands is provided by the Pacific Island Ecosystems at Risk project (PIER).
		Nomenclatural information about Cyathea cooperi is provided by The International Plant Names Index (IPNI).
		Information on Cyathea cooperi as relevant to Pacific Islands is provided by the Global Compendium of Weeds (GCW).
	www.hear.org /species/cyathea_cooperi (264 words)

	www.TopTropicals.com - rare plants for home and garden
		The ideal situation for it is where its fronds get full sun, but the trunk can remain moist.
		Cyathea Smithii needs total shelter from wind, sun and frost and can be prone to drying out.
		It produces masses of very soft and delicate looking fronds which spread horizontally from the crown and reach 2 — 2.5m in length.
	www.toptropicals.com /cgi-bin/garden_catalog/cat.cgi?family=Cyatheaceae (653 words)

	Rod Hill's Treefern Page
		Complete list of all species of Cyathea referred to in this site, including names which are no longer current, and regions where each is found.
		- Listing of all species of Cyathea in each region and details of countries or island groups where each species is found.
		- keys to the subdivision of the genus Cyathea in each region, followed by the keys to the species (where needed) in each country or island group in the region.
	www.geocities.com /rlhill47 (606 words)

	Natural History Museum: Research and Collections: Botany: Alien Ferns in Hawaii: Cyathea cooperi
		Cyathea cooperi (W. Hooker ex F. Mueller) Domin [syn.
		Cyathea cooperi is the most commonly available tree fern in local nurseries, is a fast grower, and, unfortunately, readily escapes from cultivation.
		Two articles were published in 1992 that sounded the alarm about the threat posed to the Hawaiian biota by the aggressive C.
	www.rsabg.org /herbarium/ferns/wilson/cyat_coop.html (309 words)

	Cyathea cooperi (Australian Tree Fern, Cooper's Cyathea, Giant Scaly Tree Fern, Hapuu Fern)
		Cyathea cooperi Cyathea cooperi Photographer: TopTropicals.com Copyright: © TopTropicals.com Permissions for Use: see here.
		Cyathea cooperi Cyathea cooperi Photographer: David Stang Date Taken: August 16, 2006
		Cyathea cooperi Cyathea cooperi Photographer: David Stang Date Taken: November 07, 2005
	zipcodezoo.com /Plants/C/Cyathea_cooperi.asp (794 words)

	Cyathea cranhamii sp. nov. (Cyatheaceae), anatomically preserved tree fern sori from the Lower Cretaceous of Vancouver ...
		Key Words: Barremian • British Columbia • Cretaceous • Cyathea cranhamii sp.
		Cyathea cranhamii displays an informative combination of characters,
		Domin K. 1930 The species of the genus Cyathea J. Sm.
	www.amjbot.org /cgi/content/full/90/5/755 (2128 words)

	Rod Hill's Treefern Page
		Complete list of all species of Cyathea referred to in this site, including names which are no longer current, and regions where each is found.
		- keys to the subdivision of the genus Cyathea in each region, followed by the keys to the species (where needed) in each country or island group in the region.
		With some 83 species of Cyathea in New Guinea, rather than attempting to produce a key for these, the following web site may prove useful (for many other fern genera as well)
	geocities.com /rlhill47 (606 words)

	Cyathea cooperi risk assessment
		Cyathea cooperi (Scaly tree fern, Lacy Tree Fern, Australian Tree Fern) Synonym: Sphaeropteris cooperi
		(1)Although Cyathea cooperi has been overwintered successfully in England and other cool climates (2)Introduced to Seattle.
		(1)Ornamental (2)The tree-ferns Cyathea australis and Cyathea cooperi are commonly grown in gardens and displays for this aesthetic appeal and their hardiness.
	www.hear.org /pier/wra/pacific/cyathea_cooperi_htmlwra.htm (745 words)

	Rough tree fern - Cyathea australis - ARKive
		Rough tree fern - Cyathea australis - ARKive
		Subspecies: There are two subspecies – Cyathea australis australis and Cyathea australis norfolkensis.
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	www.arkive.org /species/GES/plants_and_algae/Cyathea_australis (105 words)

	PLANTS Profile for Cyathea cooperi (Cooper's cyathea) \| USDA PLANTS
		PLANTS Profile for Cyathea cooperi (Cooper's cyathea)
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		Click on a thumbnail to view an image, or see all the Cyathea thumbnails at the PLANTS Gallery
	plants.usda.gov /java/profile?symbol=CYCO18 (160 words)

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