Fern plant named `Victoria`

Abstract

A new and distinct plant variety of the fern family that appeared as a mutation of the plant Asplenium antiquum. The present plant differs from the parent in having simple and foliaceous fronds with circinate venation and with leaves erecto-patent at the time of emergence becoming patulous with age, with a short stipe, and with mature blades being reflexed, entire, and regularly undulate along their margins.

I claim: 
     
       1. The new and distinct plant variety of the fern family substantialy as herein described and illustrated and characterized by a growth habit which provides specimens that have simple, costate fronds that grow in a rosette arrangement, and which, in comparision to specimens of the parent variety, exhibit a strongly and regularly undulate margin that contrasts with the repand margins of the parent.