👉 In botany, a fern-like plant is a type of plant that has leaves that are arranged in a similar pattern to those of a fern. These plants have a distinctive shape and texture, with their leaves being flattened or slightly curled up towards the base of the stem. The stems of these plants can grow into large, sprawling structures, which they use for support and protection. Fern-like plants are often found in wet environments, such as forests and gardens, where they provide shade and cool temperatures during
