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Other scientific names: Matteuccia pensylvanica, Pteretis nodulosa, Pteretis pensylvanica, Struthiopteris pensylvanica French names: Matteuccie foug re- -L'Autriche Family: Wood Fern Family (Dryopteridaceae) Distinctive features: All fronds grow from a single black knob.ronds: Twice divided Height: 90-120 cm (35-47 in) Habitat: Forests, Wet Areas; Forests in rich damp soil. Uses: Edible-this is the preferred species to eat. However, it should only be eaten in moderation as all ferns contain varying amounts of carcinogenic compounds. Native/Non-native: Native Status: Very common.
Some other families of cactus with edible members are Cereus, Hylocereus and Saguaro. There is probably an edible cactus near you. It also might be healthy: A close cousin, Opuntia Ficus-Indica, seems to have good effects on blood lipids.It also has antioxidants and might help in repair of DNA.f course, good gloves and tongs help. With those tools you can have a very steady and nutritious supply of a tasty wild edible, and not only in warm areas. Cactus grow from Alaska to Argentina, or chilly Canada to chilly Chili, and other parts of the world. People have been eating Nopalea/Opuntia for at least 9,000.