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Dicranoloma braunii

Description

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Genus Dicranoloma

Plants small to robust , pale green to yellowish green or golden brown, in dense tufts. Stems simple or branched, often tomentose ; central strand present or absent. Leaves often falcate-secund, ovate-lanceolate, often gradually narrowed from a broader, somewhat auriculate base to nearly setaceous apex; margins plane , bordered by one to several rows of thick-walled, elongate , linear cells , often serrulate to serrate in the upper half; costa slender, percurrent to excurrent, often with lamellae or dentate wings at back in the upper part of leaves; upper cells irregularly rhomboidal to linear, smooth ; lower cells elongate, frequently with a few rows of hyaline , very narrow cells at the basal margins; alar cells conspicuous , brownish. Dioicous. Setae erect , short to elongate, smooth, solitary or clustered; capsules cylindric , erect or arcuate , smooth when dry; opercula long conic-rostrate; annuli present or none; peristome 16, reddish or reddish brown, striate below, papillose above, 2 to 3-divided, halfway down or lower. Calyptrae cucullate , entire at the base.

Most species of Dicranoloma are distributed in the tropical regions of the world. The number of species placed in the genus is inconstant, depending on taxonomic opinions of different authors . Wijk et al. (1962) listed 121 species in the world. Six species and one variety are known from China.[1]

Taxonomy

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Notes

Name Status: Accepted Name . Latest taxonomic scrutiny: 19-Jul-2004

Similar Species

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Members of the genus Dicranoloma

ZipcodeZoo has pages for 126 species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and cultivars in this genus. Here are just 100 of them:

D. angustatum · D. angustiflorum · D. angustifolium · D. arfakianum · D. argutum · D. armitii · D. assimile · D. atlanticum · D. australe · D. australe var. schwabei · D. austrinum · D. austro-scoparium · D. bartramianum · D. bartramioides · D. billarderi · D. billardierei · D. billardieri · D. blumei · D. blumii · D. brachycarpum · D. brachyphyllum · D. brachysteleum · D. brasiliense · D. braunfelsioides · D. braunii · D. breviflagellare · D. brevifolium · D. brevisetum · D. brittonae · D. burchardtii · D. buruense · D. calycinum · D. calymperaceum · D. capillare · D. capillifolioides · D. chilense · D. confusum · D. cutlackii · D. cylindropyxis · D. cylindrothecium · D. daymannianum · D. deplanchei · D. diaphanoneurum · D. dicarpoides · D. dicarpum · D. dichotomum · D. dusenii · D. elimbatum · D. eucamptodontoides · D. falklandicum · D. fasciatum · D. fragile · D. fragiliforme · D. francii · D. gedeanum · D. geluense · D. gracile · D. grandiolare · D. grossialare · D. hariotii · D. havilandii · D. hemineuron · D. hollermayeri · D. imponens · D. integerrimum · D. kerguelense · D. kunkelii · D. laevifolium · D. leucolomoides · D. leucophyllum · D. macrodon · D. menziesii · D. microcarpum · D. monocarpum · D. muelleri · D. nelsonii · D. nigricaule · D. obesifolium · D. onraedtii · D. pancheri · D. patentifolium · D. perarmatum · D. perdecurrens · D. perichaetiale · D. perlongifolium · D. perremotifolium · D. perviride · D. platycaulon · D. platyloma · D. plicatum · D. plurisetum · D. punctulatum · D. pungens · D. ramosii · D. reflexifolium · D. reflexum · D. rigens · D. robustum · D. robustum var. longisetaceum · D. rufifolium

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Data Sources

Accessed through GBIF Data Portal February 27, 2008:

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Footnotes

  1. "Dicranoloma". in Moss Flora of China V. 1 Page 153. Published by Science Press (Beijing) and Missouri Botanical Garden Press. Online at EFloras.org. [back]
Last Revised: 2009-07-03