Bryaceae This family mostly grows on soil and the stems are upright. The capsules of all species are pendulous. |
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(was Bryum billardierei) A large conspicuous moss with red-brown tomentum on its lower stems. |
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This species is usually found growing in clumps on tree trunks. |
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Often found on soil in open areas. Easily recognised with the way the capsule is inclined. |
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