A detailed view captures a *Todea barbara T Moore* fern, originating from Australia, situated within a botanical display in Pachmarhi, India

A detailed view captures a *Todea barbara T Moore* fern, originating from Australia, situated within a botanical display in Pachmarhi, India. The fern, approximately 1.5 meters tall, features numerous green and reddish-brown fronds with a feathery texture, emanating from a central base. It is anchored to a moss-covered rock, which also exhibits patches of grey lichen. To the left of the fern, a grey cobbled pathway with moss-filled crevices is visible. The immediate foreground consists of manicured green grass. A small green rectangular sign in the grass, supported by a wooden stake, identifies the plant as "Todea barbara T Moore (Osm.) PT49 Australia." To the left of this sign, a teal-colored rectangular marker displaying the partial number "15" (or "1C") is partially embedded in the grass. In the background, tree trunks are visible, and a large white sign partially displays the word "Pachmarhi." No individuals or animals are present.