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operculum or teeth. The
Bryopsida can be
simplified into
three groups: the
acrocarpous (pinnate), the
pleurocarpous (side-fruited), and the
cladocarpous (branching)...
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Dawsonia is a
genus of
acrocarpous mosses. Dawsonia,
along with
other members of the
order Polytrichales, are
taller than most
mosses and have thicker...
- 2019). "Heinrichsiella
patagonica gen. et sp. nov.: A
Permineralized Acrocarpous Moss from the Jur****ic of Patagonia".
International Journal of Plant...
- reincarnate,
reincarnation carp-
fruit Gr**** καρπός (karpós) acarpous,
acrocarpous, amphicarpous, angiocarpous, anisocarpic, Carpo, carpogonium, carpology...
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trimmer on idle.
Weeds tend to be
excluded as the moss
grows thicker.
Acrocarpous mosses tend to be
thicker and
better at
excluding weeds.
Grazing may...
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Ulota crispa, the
crisped pincushion moss, is a
species of
acrocarpous moss in the
genus Ulota native to
eastern North America. It is
generally found...
- It
exhibits the
common features of the
genus Andreaea such as
being acrocarpous,
having dark pigmentation,
lacking a seta, and
bearing 4
lines of dehiscence...
- or to the side of an
axillary bud; also
known as
supernumerary bud.
Acrocarpous –
produced at the end of a branch.
Acutangular – a stem that has several...
- the
pellucid four-tooth moss, is one of two
species of moss in the
acrocarpous genus Tetraphis. Its name
refers to its four
large peristome teeth found...
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Fissidentaceae and
Dicranaceae are
closely related.
Fissidentaceae is an
acrocarpous family that is made up of
haplolepideous mosses and
consists of one genus...
