Bryolawtonia vancouveriensis (Kindb.) D.H.Norris & Enroth

Species

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Characteristics

Secondary stems decumbent, sometimes appearing prostrate, pinnate usually in one plane, branches similar to each other, with inconspicuous prostrate and microphyllous stolon giving rise to series of plumose decumbent to ascending axes to 3 cm; central strand absent; pseudoparaphyllia short, broad; axillary hairs 2-or 3-celled, to 100 µm, basal cell 1, brown, not offset from leaf insertion; rhizoids on stem below abaxial costal insertion, red-brown. Secondary stem and branch leaves complanate, broadest near base, sometimes contracted mid leaf and ligulate distally, to 1 mm, 2-3.5:1; lateral leaves asymmetric with postical margins broadly incurved at base; base somewhat cordate; margins plane, some recurvature at and sometimes before mid leaf, serrulate distally, occasionally throughout; costa 1/2-3/4 leaf length, often 2-fid distally; alar cells quadrate to transversely elongate, walls thick, region to 10 cells wide; medial laminal cells 6-9 µm, 2-5:1, smooth, lumen/wall ratio to 1:1, walls thick, lumina rounded; apical cells rhomboidal, nearly isodiametric. Perigonia on main axis or terminal on short lateral branches. Perichaetia on main axis, to 3 mm, strongly convolute around seta. Seta erect, short-exserted. Capsule inclined, exserted, brown, curved, not distorted or sulcate when dry, somewhat strangulate, urn to 1.8 mm, 2-3:1; exothecial cells 12-18 µm, 1-3:1, walls thick; stomata restricted to neck; operculum short-rostrate; exostome teeth 16, red-brown; endostome well developed, shorter than exostome, segments narrow, nearly as long as exostome, open on keel, cilia 2, well developed, appendiculate. Spores low-papillose.
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Identifiers

LSID 35184320
WFO ID wfo-0001195910
COL ID NJ69
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Synonyms

Thamnium holzingeri Thuidium vancouveriense Pseudoleskea occidentalis Bryolawtonia vancouveriensis Pseudoleskea vancouveriensis