mberkey's Identifications
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rambryumDescription
On riverbank rocks tightly intergrown with other bryoophytes.
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Bud-headed Groove-Moss (Aulacomnium androgynum)Observer
dillonreismanDescription
this plant was forming tight unbranched mats on a decaying long. the tips of these plants were naked ending with a ball of red gemmae. the sporophyts were sprouting from the stalks but some were at the tip.
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Yellow-ladle Liverwort (Scapania bolanderi)Observer
clockradioflossDescription
On branch of rotten log next to willaby creek loop trail, Quinault, WA
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Badge Moss (Plagiomnium insigne)Observer
merchantDescription
We found this growing on the ground among leaf litter. There is a disagreement whether it is a moss or a vascular plant.
It kind of looks like a plagiothecium, but bigger. There does seem to be a root, though its short, so could be a rhizoid. It's stem is thick, with a clear costa/midrib visible to the naked eye. Leaves are thicker and longer than most mosses.
I vote on the side of vascular plant, but my colleague disagrees.
What do you think?
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