Pleuridium nervosum

Pleuridium nervosum belongs to the moss family Ditrichaceae and is part of the genus Pleuridium. The species was originally published in 1853 under the authority of Hook., and its current taxonomic placement was established by Trevis. This moss is characterized by its slender, upright shoots and narrow leaves with prominent midribs, typical of the genus. It is commonly found in moist, shaded habitats, often growing on soil or rocks in temperate regions. The species is known for its ecological role in stabilizing soil and contributing to the biodiversity of bryophyte communities.