Fauriella tenuis

Fauriella tenuis is a member of the Thuidiaceae family, a group of mosses commonly found in moist environments. The species was formally published in 1925 by Cardot, who reclassified material originally described by Mitt. It is native to the regions designated as TW and NO. As part of the genus Fauriella, it shares morphological and ecological traits typical of this group, including small, acrocarpous growth forms and habitats often associated with shaded, humid conditions. The species is recognized by its slender structure and specific features that distinguish it from other members of the genus.