Ptilidaceae The leaves are deeply lobed and underleaves are present. |
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Mastigophora flagellifera This is a pendulous plant found mainly on tree trunks but sometimes on rock faces. The stem tips are usually turned upwards. |
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This image shows the underneath side of some branches of Mastigophora. |
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The underleaves on the stem are usually evenly quadrifid, whereas those on a branch usually have two larger segments and two smaller lateral teeth as shown in this image. |
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