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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteridaceae	Brittle Fern Family
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris	Bladder Fern, Brittle Fern
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris ×wagneri			OH.
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris bulbifera	Bulblet Fern, Bulblet Bladder Fern	Moist outcrops and talus of calcareous rocks, rarely up to 1500 m elevation.	NL (Newfoundland) west to MN, south to NC, nw. SC (Oconee County), nw. GA, AL, and AR; also disjunct in UT, AZ, NM, and w. TX.
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris fragilis	Fragile Fern, Brittle Fern	Cliffs, ascending in our area to 1650 m.	Circumboreal, in North America ranging from NL (Newfoundland) west to AK, south to MA, CT, NJ, montane NC, w. OK, NM, and AZ; Central America.
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris laurentiana	Laurentian Fragile Fern	Calcareous cliffs and ledges.	NL west to ON, south to MA, PA, n. IL, and e. IA.
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris protrusa	Lowland Bladder Fern	Rich woods or on moss- and soil-covered talus in boulderfields, loess bluffs, occasionally on ledges of rock outcrops.	NY and ON west to MN, south to GA, Panhandle FL (Washington and Gadsden counties) (Wunderlin & Hansen 2006; L. Byrd, pers.comm., 2020), AL, MS, LA, e. TX, and OK.
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris tennesseensis	Tennessee Bladder Fern	Moist to dry outcrops of calcareous rocks, including coquina limestone (‘marl’) in the outer Coastal Plain.	PA, KY, IL, WI, and IA south to NC, nw. GA, n. AL, AR, and OK.
Cystopteridaceae	Cystopteris tenuis	Mackay's Fragile Fern, Mackay's Bladder Fern	Moist outcrops and cliffs of metamorphic and sedimentary rocks, occasionally in moist soils near rock outcrops or moist soil banks.	NL (Newfoundland) west to MN and NE, south to VA, IL, MO, and AR (Peck 2011), and in the mountains to NC, TN, and n. GA.
Cystopteridaceae	Gymnocarpium	Oak Fern
Cystopteridaceae	Gymnocarpium ×brittonianum	Britton's Oak Fern
Cystopteridaceae	Gymnocarpium ×heterosporum
Cystopteridaceae	Gymnocarpium appalachianum	Appalachian Oak Fern	Moist, rocky forests, at medium to high elevations.	Endemic to the c. and s. Appalachians (known from ne. WV, nw. VA, sc. PA, and disjunct in nw. NC and OH). In NC, this species is limited to a single site, below the north-facing summit cliffs on Bluff Mountain, Ashe County, where seepage results in extensive ice formations which frequently persist until June.
Cystopteridaceae	Gymnocarpium dryopteris	Northern Oak Fern	Moist, rocky forests, southwards at medium to high elevations.	Circumboreal, occurring throughout northern and central Eurasia, Greenland, south in North America to MD (?), e. WV, s. PA, OH, MI, IL, IA, w. SD, CO, n. NM, c. AZ, and OR.