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naked rhizomnium moss

Rhizomnium nudum (R.S.Williams) T.J.Kop.
naked rhizomnium moss
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Rhizomnium nudum is a species of moss in the family Mniaceae, commonly known as naked rhizomnium moss. It was first described in 1968 by T.J.Kop., based on earlier work by R.S.Williams. The species is known to occur in the Nordic region.

Description

Rhizomnium nudum belongs to the genus Rhizomnium within the family Mniaceae. It is a bryophyte species characterized by its moss-like growth form. The species was formally published in 1968 and is native to the Nordic region. The name 'naked rhizomnium moss' reflects its morphological features or distinguishing traits. As a member of the Mniaceae family, it shares characteristics typical of this group of mosses, including leafy shoots and a rhizoidal root system.

Other common names

naked rhizomnium moss

Distribution

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Synonyms

Mnium nudumMnium punctatum var. nudum

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