Ptychomniaceae The mature capsules of this family are strongly ribbed. The calyptra (capsule hood) slits sideways. |
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Found on tree trunks and branches. The tip of the leaves is reflexed, giving a hook-like appearance as seen in the second image. |
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Found growing on the ground, old logs and tree trunks. It is quite distinctive with its orange-red stems. The leaves have a crumpled appearance. |
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