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Grimmia laevigata and G. ovalis
G. laevigata bottom-right and centre-left, G. ovalis centre. Also visible are Ceratodon purpureus,...
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Uploaded on Sep 27, 2011
Grimmia ovalis
Cinclidotus riparius
Jamesoniella undulifolia
Crawling through Sphagnum capillifolium and S. fallax. Characteristic Y-branching can be seen on some shoots.
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Uploaded on Aug 31, 2011
Thamnobryum angustifolium
A ragged plant in river habitat, showing the characteristic long and narrow branch leaves.
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Uploaded on Jun 7, 2011
Pseudoleskeella catenulata
Seligeria trifaria s.l.
Either S. trifaria or S. patula (non-fertile). Trifarious leaf arrangement evident. In a battle for...
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Uploaded on Apr 10, 2011
Zygodon gracilis
Characteristic, minute marginal teeth just visible at the tips of some of the leaves.
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Uploaded on Apr 10, 2011
Myrinia pulvinata
Notice that the nerves of the leaves are not visible in the photo, differing from the more conspicuous nerves of the look-alike Leskea polycarpa.
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Uploaded on Apr 3, 2011
Gymnostomum viridulum
Normally seen in dense turfs, but here a couple of individuals have strayed from the crowd. Protonemal...
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Uploaded on Mar 31, 2011
Plasteurhynchium meridionale
Showing the relatively narrow, finely pointed leaf-tips (compared to Eurhynchium striatum).
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Uploaded on Mar 31, 2011
Oxystegus daldinianus
Identification features visible include lingulate leaves suddenly narrowed in the apical part to a...
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Uploaded on Mar 18, 2011
Platydictya jungermannioides
Gymnostomum calcareum
Leptodontium proliferum
Notably large clusters of gemmae born on the tips of leaves.
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Uploaded on Mar 3, 2011
UK BAP
Calobryales
Marchantiales
Fossombroniales
Pallaviciniales
Metzgeriales
Porellales
Jungermanniales
Sphagnales
Andreaeales
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