Jungermanniaceae These are leafy liverworts. The leaves are unlobed and have a smooth edge. The perianth is terminal on the leading shoot and is globose or cylindrical. |
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This species can form quite dense clumps on old tree stumps and logs. The stems are sparingly branched and can appear to be four-angled because of the rows of leaf apices. |
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The leaves are almost circular in shape, with an entire (no serrations/teeth) on the margin. There are no underleaves. |
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Often found as an epiphyte, growing on branches. Also found on old logs and rocks. |
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This is one forms bright green patches on banks, and is easily recogniseable with the round shape of its leaves. |
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