Fissidentaceae Schimp.

Family

Bryophytes > Fissidentales

Characteristics

Plants tiny to robust. Stem, except for initial stages, growing from a 2-sided apical cell. Leaves distichous, equitant, complex in form, consisting of two vaginant laminae that clasp the stem, a ventral lamina located above the vaginant laminae, and a dorsal lamina that occupies the length of the leaf opposite the vaginant and ventral laminae; costa single, usually well developed, near center of leaf, sometimes reduced, absent or nearly so. Seta elongate. Capsule cylindric, peristome single, teeth 16, haplolepidous, endostomate, usually divided 1/2-2/3 their length, sometimes irregularly divided or undivided, sometimes reduced, (rarely absent). Calyptra cucullate.
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Images

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Identifiers

LSID 35002715
WFO ID wfo-7000000232
COL ID 623RY
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INPN ID 188340
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Synonyms

Fissidentaceae

Lower taxons

Fissidens Conomitrium Nanobryum Schistophyllum Skitophyllum