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Spiral Extinguisher-Moss (Encalypta streptocarpa)Observer
michael-luethDescription
Quite rare with sporophytes; streptocarpa means twisted capsule, which can be seen in the picture.
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Sphagnum truncatumObserver
claudineahpengDescription
In pandanus thickets, sph1
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Order HelotialesObserver
acosta91Description
This observation is for identifying the fungus; in the duplicated one, the moss will be identified.
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Golden-head Moss (Breutelia chrysocoma)Observer
helenwatermanDescription
Large cushions sprawling on shaded rocks beside the road. The most I've seen in one place. An awesome sight...
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Slender Stonewort (Nitella gracilis)Observer
feroDescription
depth 10-20cm
temperature 26.3
pH 7.41
135.2 uS/cm
95.4 ppm
0.00 ppt salinity
measured by Thermo Scientific™
Elite PCTS
measured after 2h
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Bottle Liverworts (Genus Sphaerocarpos)Observer
martina_poeltlDescription
left male plant, right female plant, without Sporophytes
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Moore's Horsetail (Equisetum × moorei)Observer
arthur_haendlerDescription
Großer Bestand
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Flaxleaf (Thesium linophyllon)Observer
arthur_haendlerDescription
ca. 100 Ex.
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andreas_bergerDescription
Exponierter lückiger, flachgründiger Rasen über Schafrücken.
K- P- spores not muriform, multiseptate, parallel in ascus medulla without calcium oxalate crystals, talli sometimes becoming sorediate
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Sharp-flowered Rush (Juncus acutiflorus)Observer
bobwardellDescription
Rotes Wasser Tour
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Tumid Notchwort (Lophozia ventricosa)Observer
wolffchristianeDescription
grew in the middle of sphagnum
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Ground Cedars (Genus Diphasiastrum)Observer
j-staufferDescription
Harz, Germany
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Intermediate Candle Snuffer Moss (Encalypta pilifera)Observer
helenwatermanDescription
In cracks in limestone rocks. Leaves up to 3mm long including hair points. Sporophyte 6mm tall. I found this further down the dale. There were quite a few cushions here, so I took a tiny sample.
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Spruce Cone Ascomycete (Phragmotrichum chailletii)Observer
bjoernsDescription
on Picea abies cones
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Blue Clubmoss (Diphasiastrum tristachyum)Observer
arthur_haendlerDescription
5-10 Wedel
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Naked-fruited Quillwort (Isoetes gymnocarpa)Observer
roman_romanovPlace
PrivateDescription
ID by Angelo Troia
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Lepicolea ochroleucaObserver
georgegDescription
Creeping in a sheltered pocket up a Erica shrub with Syzygiella colorata.
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Fossombronia incurvaObserver
georgegDescription
On disturbed ground with Archidium alternifolium. Janesmoor.
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Blue Blister Lichen (Thalloidima sedifolium)Observer
michael-luethDescription
Oder könnte das eine andere Toninia Art sein?
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Fragrant Macewort (Mannia fragrans)Observer
michael-luethDescription
on limestone
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Large Red Damselfly (Pyrrhosoma nymphula)Observer
stamaradeltDescription
Erzmoos, Oberallgäu - Pyrrosoma nymphula Paarungsrad - 93-06 - Herbert Stadelmann (ehemals 496)
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Breutelia wainioiObserver
michael-luethDescription
on seeping ground, 2500 m,
det. A. Schäfer-Verwimp
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Alaska Paper Birch (Betula neoalaskana)Observer
jasonrgrantDescription
First observation of 2024. Birch trees under some amazing Aurora borealis !
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Breutelia subarcuataObserver
michael-luethDescription
Laguna Mucubaij, near the lake shore, 3500 m
Nerve excurrent, leaf narrow aprupt below leaf tip.
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Breutelia microdontaObserver
michael-luethDescription
Urubici, Morro da Igreja, wet rockface at the summit, granit, 1780 m, leg. 17.09.2001
det. A. Schäfer-Verwimp
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Chalice Lichens (Genus Endocarpon)Observer
eyekosaederDescription
On a south-east facing roof
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Steinia geophanaObserver
jonathan_mackDescription
growing on very rotten wood of American Beech (Fagus grandifolia).
Completely stumped with this one, not even sure in which class of Ascomycetes this belong (Lecanoromycetes? Dothideomycetes? Eurotiomycetes? Leotiomycetes?)
ascomata isolated, maroon, to almost black numerous on substrate, waxy, rather though, about 0.2 - 0.4mm in diameter. Asci contain 16(?) spores, altough sometime the spore appear to be somewhat attached together. Asci thick walled. Spore aseptate, hyaline, probably smooth, subglobose or somewhat ellipsoidal measuring 4.5 - 6.5 µm X (3.5)4 - 5(5.5) µm. (Avg 5.3 x 4.5 µm). Thin hyaline paraphyse-like structure present, but hard to visualize. fruit-body appear covered in dark orange poorly defined incrustation.
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Riccia warnstorfiiObserver
tobiasgratzerDescription
leg. Dr. Walter Obermayer
det. Dr. Walter Obermayer
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Placidium pilosellumObserver
heikelbDescription
rounded squamules with small marginal hyaline cilia
