Equisetum fluviatile L.
Water horsetail
Prêle des eaux
Teich-Schachtelhalm, Schlamm-S.
Waasser-Kazeschwanz
Class: Equisetopsida
Family: Equisetaceae
Status
* – not threatened


Online Atlas of the Pteridophytes of Luxembourg
Dryopteris × complexa Fraser-Jenkins
D. affinis agg. × D. filix-mas
n/a
n/a
n/a
Class: Pteridopsida
Family: Dryopteridaceae
R – extremely rare

Exact information on the distribution of the hybrids Dryopteris affinis agg. × Dryopteris filix-mas in Luxembourg is lacking.
The Herbarium of the National Natural History Museum of Luxembourg contains two Dryopteris specimens collected by L. Reichling in 1952 (LUX 19101, LUX 19109), considered as Dryopteris x complexa Fraser-Jenkins nothosubsp. critica Fraser-Jenkins ( = Dryopteris affinis subsp. borreri × Dryopteris filix-mas), det. Fraser-Jenkins 27.8.1987. An other recent observation of the hybrid Dryopteris affinis agg. × Dryopteris filix-mas was made in the Upper-Sûre region by W. Bujnoch, Y. Krippel and G. Zenner. On this specimen more investigations have still to be carried out.
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Dryopteris cristata (L.) A. Gray
Crested buckler-fern
Dryoptéris à crêtes
Kammfarn
Kammfar
Class: Pteridopsida
Family: Dryopteridaceae
RE – regionally extinct

Dryopteris cristata is mentionned by Lawalrée (1951) for ‘Lauterbour’ (19th century). More recent observations are lacking.
Lawalrée, A., 1951. – Les ptéridophytes du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg. – Bull. Soc. roy. Bot. Belg. 83: 225-240.
Dryopteris affinis (Lowe) Fraser-Jenkins subsp. cambrensis Fraser-Jenkins
Narrow scaly male-fern
Dryoptéris écailleux cambrien
Walisischer Spreuschuppiger Wurmfarn
Walisesche Schuppe-Wuermfar
Class: Pteridopsida
Family: Dryopteridaceae
R – extremely rare

Exact information on the distribution of Dryopteris affinis subsp. cambrensis in Luxembourg is lacking.
The Herbarium of the National Natural History Museum of Luxembourg contains some Dryopteris affinis specimens collected by L. Reichling in 1952 (LUX 19046, LUX 19047, LUX 19048, LUX 19049, LUX 19069 und LUX 19093) in the Grünewald area (Réngelbaach and Glaasburgronn) considered as Dryopteris affinis subsp. cambrensis var. insubrica, det. Fraser-Jenkins 27.8.1987.