Chandonanthus squarrosus
Chandonanthus squarrosus (Menzies ex Hook.) Mitt.
Chandonanthus squarrosus is a species in the genus Chandonanthus, belonging to the family Anastrophyllaceae. It was first described in 1867 by Mitt., based on earlier work by Menzies ex Hook. This species is part of a group of liverworts and is notable for its specific morphological characteristics that distinguish it within the family.
Description
Chandonanthus squarrosus is a member of the Anastrophyllaceae family, a group of liverworts. The species was formally published in 1867 by Mitt., building upon the earlier contributions of Menzies ex Hook. The genus Chandonanthus is characterized by distinct features such as leaf shape and arrangement, which are key in its classification. The species is known for its presence in specific ecological settings, though detailed distribution data is not provided. As part of the Anastrophyllaceae family, it shares traits with other liverworts in this taxonomic group, including a thalloid or leafy body structure and a preference for moist environments.
Distribution
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Synonyms
Anastrophyllum tasmanicumJungermannia squarrosaRoivainenia tasmanicaAcrobolbus aequaelobus