Definition of Sitchense. Meaning of Sitchense. Synonyms of Sitchense

- Holub (syn. D. sabinifolium, D. sitchense × D. tristachyum) Diphasiastrum × takedae Ivanenko (D. alpinum × D. sitchense) Diphasiastrum × verecundum A.V...
- Diphasiastrum sitchense, the Sitka clubmoss, is a pteridophyte species native to northern North America and northeastern Asia. It is a terrestrial herb...
- sabinifolium, the savinleaf groundpine or savin leaf club moss, is hybrid of D. sitchense and D. tristachyum. It can be found in North America from Labrador and...
- 3 cm (1 in) long. Diphasiastrum alpinum may hybridize with Diphasiastrum sitchense. It has a cir****polar distribution across much of the northern parts of...
- (Willdenow) Holub (D. sitchense X tristachyum) is widespread and frequent in eastern Canada. This hybrid is commonly confused with D . sitchense . It is highly...
- — fan clubmoss Diphasiastrum sabinifolium — ground-fir Diphasiastrum sitchense — Alaskan clubmoss Diphasiastrum tristachyum — deeproot clubmoss Diphasiastrum...
- Sphagnum simplicicaulis H.A. Crum Sphagnum sipmanii H.A. Crum Sphagnum sitchense R.E. Andrus Sphagnum skyense Flatberg Sphagnum slooveri A. Eddy Sphagnum...
- Diphasiastrum alpinum – native Diphasiastrum complanatum – native Diphasiastrum sitchense – native Diphasiastrum x zeilleri – native Huperzia arctica – native Huperzia...
- lagopus Pacific clubmoss, Huperzia haleakalae Sitka clubmoss, Diphasiastrum sitchense Stiff clubmoss, Spinulum annotinum Trailing clubmoss, Diphasiastrum complanatum...
- sabinifolium — ground-fir, savinleaf clubmoss, heath-cypress Diphasiastrum sitchense — Sitka clubmoss, tufted ground-cedar, Alaskan clubmoss Diphasiastrum...