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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Ophioglossaceae	Botrychium	Moonwort
Ophioglossaceae	Botrychium angustisegmentum	Lanceleaf Moonwort, Narrow Triangle Moonwort	Forests and grassy balds.	B. angustisegmentum ranges from NL (Newfoundland) and ON south to VA, WV, NC, OH, MI, and MN, and in the Rocky Mountains of Canada and MT
Ophioglossaceae	Botrychium matricariifolium	Daisyleaf Moonwort	Dry to moist forests (often successional), old fields, grassy balds, northern hardwood forests.	NL (Newfoundland) and AB south to w. NC, TN, KY, WV, OH, IL, WI, MN, and ND; Europe.
Ophioglossaceae	Botrychium simplex var. simplex	Least Moonwort	Disturbed gravelly areas in spruce-fir forests, northern hardwoods forests, grassy balds.	NL (Newfoundland) and BC south to NJ, VA, NC, MI, IN, WI, IA, SD, WY, CO, NM, UT, NV, and CA.
Ophioglossaceae	Botrychium tenebrosum	Shady Moonwort
Ophioglossaceae	Botrypus	Rattlesnake Fern
Ophioglossaceae	Botrypus virginianus	Rattlesnake Fern, Sang-find	In a wide range of fairly dry, mesic, and wet forests, cove forests, especially in nutrient-rich, moist bottomlands and slopes.	NL (Newfoundland) and BC south to n. peninsular FL and CA, and Mexico south through Central America and n. South America; West Indies; Asia; Australia; scattered in Europe.
Ophioglossaceae	Cheiroglossa	Hand-fern
Ophioglossaceae	Cheiroglossa palmata	Hand-fern	Epiphytic in strand swamps and hammocks, especially in and around the leaf bases of Sabal palmetto.	Peninsular FL; West Indies; Mexico (CHP, OAX), Central America, and South America; References o distribution in Africa and tropical Asia are based on other species.
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioderma	Snakeskin Fern
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioderma pendulum	Snakeskin Fern, Old World Adder's-tongue Fern	Epiphytic on palms (Phoenix).	Native of se. Asia.
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossaceae	Adder's-tongue Family
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossum	Adder's-tongue
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossum crotalophoroides	Bulbous Adder’s-tongue	Moist ditch banks, grassy roadside flats, lawns, cemeteries, moist pine woodlands.	E. NC (Dare County) south to FL and west to c. TX; also in Mexico, the West Indies, Central America, and South America.
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossum engelmannii	Engelmann’s Adder’s-tongue, Limestone Adder’s-tongue	Dry barrens and glades over calcareous rocks, very rarely on granite.	W. VA, IN, IL, KS, and AZ south to Panhandle FL and TX; Mexico and Central America. Ascribed to NC by Wagner & Wagner in FNA (1993b), the documentation unknown.
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossum nudicaule	Slender Adder’s-tongue	Pine flatwoods, lawns, and other moist, grassy areas.	E. NC south to s. FL, west to TX; West Indies; Mexico, Central, and South America; Asia; Africa. First reported from NC by Thomas & Marx (1979).
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossum petiolatum	Long-stem Adder’s-tongue	Maritime wet grasslands, wet pine flatwoods, moist ditch banks, and grassy roadside flats.	Se. VA south to FL and west to TX and OK; West Indies; Central America to n. South America; Asia.
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossum pusillum	Northern Adder’s-tongue	Wet meadows, swamp edges.	NS west to ND and BC, south to w. VA, n. IN, n. IL, and w. NE, w. WY, w. MT, and CA.
Ophioglossaceae	Ophioglossum pycnostichum	Southern Adder’s-tongue	Bottomland forests, moist loamy soils of successional forests and old fields.	S. NJ, IN, IL, and s. MI south to GA, MS, and e. TX; s. Mexico.
Ophioglossaceae	Sceptridium	Grape Fern
Ophioglossaceae	Sceptridium biternatum	Southern Grapefern	Moist forests, clearings, old fields.	MD, PA, s. IN, s. IL, and c. OK south to s. FL and e. TX.
Ophioglossaceae	Sceptridium dissectum	Cut-leaf Grape Fern, Dissected Grapefern	Moist forests, clearings, old fields.	NS and QC west to ON and MI, south to Panhandle FL and e. TX; also in the West Indies.
Ophioglossaceae	Sceptridium jenmanii	Alabama Grapefern	Moist to dryish forests and disturbed areas.	C. and sw. VA and TN south to Panhandle FL, s. AL, and e. LA; also in the West Indies.
Ophioglossaceae	Sceptridium lunarioides	Winter Grapefern	Old fields, pastures, young forests, granitic flatrocks, juniper-oak-blue ash woodlands over limestone, cemeteries.	Wc. NC, c. TN, and s. SC south to n. FL, and west to e. TX and se. OK.
Ophioglossaceae	Sceptridium multifidum	Leather Grapefern	Grassy balds and high elevation meadows; moist forests.	NL (Labrador) and AK south NJ, PA, OH (and in the mountains to VA and NC), IN, IL, IA, NE, CO, NM, and CA.
Ophioglossaceae	Sceptridium oneidense	Bluntlobe Grapefern	Moist or boggy forests, floodplain forests, bogs.	Local in occurrence from NB, QC, and ON south to NC, TN, KY, IN, and WI.