- The
Dicranidae are a
widespread and
diverse subclass of
mosses in
class Bryopsida, with many
species of dry or
disturbed areas. They are distinguished...
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leucobryum moss or pin
cushion moss, is a
species of
haplolepideous mosses (
Dicranidae) with a wide
distribution in
eastern North America and Europe. It inhabits...
- Dragon's gold,
luminous moss or
luminescent moss, is a
haplolepideous moss (
Dicranidae)
known for its
glowing appearance in dark places. It is the only member...
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peristome teeth. This type of
peristome is
characteristic of
subclass Dicranidae. The
second type is the
diplolepidous peristome found in
subclasses Bryidae...
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Rhabdoweisiales is an
order of
haplolepideous mosses in the
subclass Dicranidae. Its two families,
Rhabdoweisiaceae and Rhachitheciaceae, were previously...
- 2020. Brinda, John C.; Atwood, John J. (eds.). "A
classification of the
Dicranidae". The
Bryophyte Nomenclator.
Retrieved 22
November 2024. "Sorapilla' Spruce...
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haplolepideous mosses in the
subclass Dicranidae. Brinda, John C.; Atwood, John J. (eds.). "A
classification of the
Dicranidae". The
Bryophyte Nomenclator. Retrieved...
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Campylopus is a
genus of 180
species of
haplolepideous mosses (
Dicranidae) in the
family Leucobryaceae. The name
comes from the Gr**** campylos, meaning...
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Western Australia has
relatively few
species of moss; the most
recent census found just 192 taxa. This
represents just 10% of Australia's
total moss flora...
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Catoscopium is a
genus of
haplolepidous mosses (
Dicranidae) in the
monotypic family Catoscopiaceae and
order Catoscopiales. It
contains only a
single species...
