- magellani****,
commonly called Magellanic bogmoss, Magellan's sphagnum, Magellan's
peatmoss or
midway peat moss, is a
widespread species of moss
found in wet boreal...
- moss in the
family Sphagnaceae,
known by the
common name Aongstroem's
peatmoss.
Sphagnum aongstroemii is
found throughout the
Arctic region. The moss...
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January 2022. Shaw, A.J.; Cox, C.; Boles, S.B. (2003). "Polarity of
peatmoss (Sphagnum) evolution: who says
bryophytes have no roots?".
American Journal...
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Sphagnum papillosum, the
papillose peatmoss, is a
species of peat moss
distributed throughout the
northern hemisphere.
Although sometimes confused with...
-
Sphagnum wulfianum,
commonly known as Wulf's
peatmoss, is a
species of moss
belonging to the
family Sphagnaceae. It has a cir****boreal distribution, occurring...
- tall bog
sedge or
boreal bog
sedge Sphagnum magellani****, Magellan's
peatmoss Fuschia magellanica,Hardy
Fuschia or
Magellan Fuschia Patent for a strawberry...
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prairie peatmoss Sphagnum papillosum —
papillose peatmoss Sphagnum platyphyllum Sphagnum pulchrum —
beautiful peatmoss Sphagnum pylaesii —
simple peatmoss Sphagnum...
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structural encroachment. In some
ecological contexts, the
process of a
peatmoss overgrowing, or
bogging down a
vascular plant is
described as a structural...
- Shaw, A. Jonathan,
Cymon J. Cox &
Sandra B.
Boles (2003)
Polarity of
peatmoss (Sphagnum) evolution: who says
bryophytes have no roots? [2], American...
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International Union for
Conservation of Nature. Bogs
contain flexuouse peatmoss, red
peatmoss,
tawny cotton-gr****, and wood gr****,
plants normally found in areas...
