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Frizzy Hook Moss (wet)

Leucodon andrewsianus

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44.1217, -72.5415

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Description:

Olive green stringly moss grows in clumps on tree trunks. The Frizzy Hook Moss flare our 75 degrees when wet. Capsules are very rare. Usually reproduces vegetatively via brood branches amid leaves

Habitat:

Tree trunks. occassionally on rock

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PublishedMarch 15, 2014

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