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- Rhytidiadeplhus loreus is a flourishing and abundant moss that is not at risk of extinction. It is not listed on the COSEWIC website. Rhytidiadeplus loreus is similar...
- Schoenus loreus is a species of sedge endemic to locations near the southern coast of South Africa. Schoenus loreus is one of the largest species of southern...
- before the collapse of the government of Ariel Henry in 2024, was Sofia Loréus [fr]. MCFDF consists of two structures: The Secretariat of the minister...
- midribs on its leaf, Rhytidiadelphus loreus has a double midrib leaf. Like Antitrichia curtipendula, Rhytidiadelphus loreus and other Rhytidiadelphus species...
- typical of these western woods the mosses Dicranum majus and Rhytidiadelphus loreus are abundant. In A Shropshire Lad, A. E. Housman used - but did not actually...
- elongata (Linnaeus) S.F. Gray Synonyms Fucus elongatus Linnaeus, 1753 Fucus loreus Linnaeus, 1767 Fucus pruniformis Gunnerus, 1772 Fucus tomentosus Hudson...
- species include Dicranum scoparium, Hypotrachyna laevigata, Rhytidiadelphus loreus and Sphaerophorus globosus – and, where soil has ac****ulated, patches of...
- Caswell 2009: John Norton Thompson [ru] 2010: Hanna Kokko 2011: Michel Loreu 2012: Tim Coulson 2013: Sharon Strauss 2014: Robert D. Holt The following...
- Blasiales, the sister group to Marchantiales. The appearance of Marchantites loreus in the Early Permian of Russia offers the first clear evidence of the Marchantiales...
- infraspecific taxa within R. squarrosus. In contrast to R. triquetrus and R. loreus, R. squarrosus, R. subpinnatus and R. ****onicus have leaves which are not...