The species of Gleicheniaceae are tipically common on road banks and open areas. They are easy to recognize because their leaves fork repeatedly. Sticherus revolutus has leaves forking 3-4 times. The pinnae are linear and the segments are coriaceous, with recurved margins and a bluish-green abaxial surface.
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- S. revolutus – habit
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- S. revolutus – rhizome apex
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- S. revolutus – rhizome apex
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- S. revolutus – rhizome and fiddlehead
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- S. revolutus – petiole x-sect.
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- S. revolutus – petiole x-sect. on rhizome
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- S. revolutus – fiddlehead
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- S. revolutus – resting bud
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- S. revolutus – intermitent growth
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- S. revolutus – leaf abaxially
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- S. revolutus – young sori
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- S. revolutus – old sori
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