This fern is one of the fastest-growing plants on the planet. It has the potential to be a significant carbon sink. And the fern provides multiple additional benefits: it is a great source of biofuel am fertilizer and it acts as insect and pest repellent… and the plant saved life on the planet before, 50 million years ago.
This tiny fern has helped humanity before—it could do so again
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