grimmia dry rock moss
Grimmia anodon Bruch & Schimp.
Grimmia anodon is a species of moss in the family Grimmiaceae. It is commonly known as grimmia dry rock moss and was first described in 1845 by Bruch & Schimp. This moss is found in regions including Labrador, Québec, Flanders, the southeastern United States, and Norway.
Description
Grimmia anodon is a member of the genus Grimmia and is part of the Grimmiaceae family. It is a dry rock moss that grows in a range spanning from Labrador and Québec in Canada, through Flanders and the southeastern United States, to Norway. The species was formally published in 1845 by the authors Bruch and Schimp.
Other common names
toothless grimmiagrimmia dry rock moss
Distribution
Labrador · Québec · Flanders · SE · NO
Synonyms
Anictangium pulvinatumAnodon pulvinatusAnodon ventricosusAnoectangium pulvinatumGrimmia alpinaGrimmia anodon var. anomalaGrimmia apocarpa var. pulvinataGrimmia dornajiiGrimmia edentulaGrimmia hoffmanniiSchistidium anodonSchistidium apocarpum var. pulvinatumSchistidium pulvinatumGasterogrimmia anodonSchistidium tibetanumSchistidium obtusifoliumGrimmia subanodonGymnostomum pulvinatumGrimmia sphaericaSchistidium commutatumSchistidium sphaericumGrimmia anodon f. epilosaGrimmia anodon var. sinaiticaGrimmia apocarpa subsp. sphaericaSchistidium anodon var. anomalumSchistidium anodon f. epilosumSchistidium apocarpum var. bohemicumSchistidium confertum var. bohemicumGrimmia anodon f. anomalaSchistidium apocarpum subsp. pulvinatum
