- can be
simplified into
three groups: the
acrocarpous (pinnate), the
pleurocarpous (side-fruited), and the
cladocarpous (branching) mosses. This is based...
- Hypnos). It is a
small to medium-sized moss
about 2–10 cm long. It is
pleurocarpous,
having prostrate,
creeping stems which form smooth,
dense mats. The...
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species of moss. It is a
common species in Britain. The
species is
pleurocarpous in form, with
ovate to
lanceolate leaves which end in a fine
acute point...
-
Lembophyllaceae is a
family of
pleurocarpous mosses in the
order Hypnales. It was
originally described by
Finnish botanist Viktor Ferdinand Brotherus...
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species of moss in the
family T****diaceae. It is a small,
distinctive pleurocarpous moss with
stems that are
erect and
branches which are spreading, reminiscent...
-
Hypnodendrales is an
order of mosses.
Species in the
order are
robust pleurocarpous mosses that are epiphytic. They are
generally characterized by basally...
- an
order of
mosses in the
subclass Bryidae.
Ordinal relationships of
pleurocarpous mosses, with
special emphasis on the Hookeriales. WR Buck, CJ Cox, AJ...
- Abel Joel
Grout (1867–1947) was an
American bryologist, an
expert on
pleurocarpous mosses, and
founding member of the ****vant Moss Society.
Grout was...
- a
family of mosses.
Species in the
family are
acrocarpous or pseudo-
pleurocarpous mosses that are epiphytic. They are
usually dioecious and have erect...
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measures the air
pollution in the atmosphere. In most cases,
mosses with a
pleurocarpous growth habit are used
because they are more
sensitive to
dryness and...
