Anomobryum concinnatum
Anomobryum concinnatum (Spruce) A.Jaeger
Anomobryum concinnatum is a species in the genus Anomobryum, belonging to the family Bryaceae. It was first described by Spruce and later published by A. Jaeger in 1875.
Description
Anomobryum concinnatum is a member of the Bryaceae family, a group of mosses commonly known as the bryads. This species was originally described by Spruce and formally published by A. Jaeger in 1875. It is characterized by its distinct morphological features typical of the genus Anomobryum, which includes small, acrocarpous mosses often found in moist habitats. The species is part of a broader group of mosses that contribute to ecological functions such as soil stabilization and moisture retention in various ecosystems.
Synonyms
Anomobryum filiforme var. concinnatumAnomobryum japonicumAnomobryum leptostomoidesAnomobryum subcymbifoliumAnomobryum tenerrimumBryum arvernenseBryum concinnatumBryum filiforme var. concinnatumBryum nimbigenumBryum subcymbifoliumAnomobryum julaceum var. concinnatumBryum julaceum var. concinnatumPohlia filiformis var. concinnataAnomobryum filiforme subsp. concinnatumBryum filiforme subsp. concinnatumAnomobryum concinnatum var. angustifoliumAnomobryum concinnatum var. loeskeanumAnomobryum filiforme f. loeskeanumAnomobryum sericeum f. arvernenseBryum arvernense var. mercurii