The term 'Fern Feature' refers to two distinct parts of a fern plant. The first is the SPORE, which is a reproductive cell that is released from the underside of the FROND. The SPORE is the primary means of reproduction for ferns, and it is released in large numbers to increase the chances of successful germination. The second part of a fern feature is the FROND, which is the leaf-like structure of the fern plant. Fronds are typically divided into leaflets, and they are the main photosynthetic organ of the fern.