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Sematophyllaceae

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Sematophyllaceae

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Sematophyllaceae is a family of mosses, known commonly as signal mosses. They grow on rocks in wet or humid places. and are found nearly worldwide, especially in tropical and temperate regions. There are about 150 species, which form yellow to yellow-green mats with reddish stems.

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FAMILY

  1. KingdomPlantae
  2. PhylumBryophyta
  3. ClassBryopsida
  4. OrderHypnales
  5. FamilySematophyllaceae

Sematophyllaceae là một họ rêu bao gồm 40 chi với chừng 150 loài. Chúng có mặt gần khắp toàn cầu, nhất là những vùng nhiệt đới. These mosses are known commonly as signal mosses. Chúng mọc trên đá ở nơi ẩm ướt. Một số chi: Acroporium Brotherella Donnellia Hageniella Heterophyllium Pylaisiadella Sematophyllum Taxithelium Wijkia

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2,039
With media
389
Family
Sematophyllaceae
Collections
US
Recorded in
Guyana, Venezuela, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama

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Sematophyllaceae is a family of mosses, known commonly as signal mosses. They grow on rocks in wet or humid places. and are found nearly worldwide, especially in tropical and temperate regions. There are about 150 species, which form yellow to yellow-green mats with reddish stems.

==Genera== The family Sematophyllaceae contains the following genera: Acanthorrhynchium †Acroporiites Acroporium Allioniellopsis Aptychopsis Billbuckia Brittonodoxa Chionostomum Clastobryophilum Clastobryopsis Colobodontium Donnellia Hydropogon Hydropogonella Jirivanaea Kuerschneria Macrohymenium Meiotheciella Meiotheciopsis Meiothecium Microcalpe Papillidiopsis Piloecium Pilosimitra Pseudopiloecium Pterogoniopsis Radulina Rhaphidorrhynchium Rhaphidostegium Rhaphidostichum Schraderella Schroeterella †Sematophyllites Sematophyllum Timotimius Trichosteleum Warburgiella

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