Thuidium cymbifolium
Thuidium cymbifolium (Dozy & Molk.) Dozy & Molk.
Thuidium cymbifolium is a species of moss in the family Thuidiaceae, first described in 1865 by Dozy & Molk. It is part of the genus Thuidium, which is known for its leafy, acrocarpous growth habit. The species is distributed in the regions of TW and NO.
Description
Thuidium cymbifolium belongs to the Thuidiaceae, a family of mosses characterized by their upright growth and distinct leaf morphology. This species was originally described in 1865 by the same authors, Dozy & Molk. It is found in the regions designated as TW and NO. As a member of the genus Thuidium, it shares traits such as a compact, leafy appearance and a preference for moist, shaded habitats typical of many moss species. The species is part of a broader group of mosses that contribute to the biodiversity of forested and humid environments.
Distribution
TW · NO
Synonyms
Hypnum amblystegioidesHypnum blepharophyllumHypnum casuarinumHypnum cymbifoliumThuidium blepharophyllumThuidium casuarinumThuidium cymbifoliolumThuidium cymbifolium var. prostratumThuidium cymbifolium var. robustumThuidium dodabettenseThuidium hawaienseThuidium japonicumThuidium lauterbachiiThuidium longissimumThuidium nanodelicatulumThuidium paravirideThuidium plicatumThuidium plicatum var. brevifoliumThuidium plumulosiformeThuidium protensulumThuidium serridorsumHypnum nano-delicatulumHypnum plumulosiformeLeskea blepharophyllaTamariscella cymbifoliolaCyrto-hypnum nanodelicatulumLeskea cymbifolia