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Introduction to Bryophytes

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Introduction to Bryophytes

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    • Introduction to Bryophytes
    • Phylum Bryophyta
      • Class Bryopsida
        • Subclass Bryidae
        • Subclass Buxbaumiidae
        • Subclass Dicranidae
        • Subclass Diphysciidae
        • Subclass Funariidae
        • Subclass Timmiidae
      • Class Tetraphidopsida
      • Class Polytrichopsida
      • Class Oedopodiopsida
      • Class Andreaeopsida
      • Class Andreaeobryopsida
      • Class Sphagnopsida
      • Class Takakiopsida
    • Phylum Marchantiophyta
      • Class Haplomitriopsida
      • Class Jungermanniopsida
      • Class Marchantiopsida
    • Phylum Anthocerotophyta
    • Bryolinks
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    • Atrichum
    • Aulocomium androgynous
    • Buckiella undulata
    • Dicranum tauricum
    • Lunularia cruciata
    • Pottia truncata
    • Pseudotaxiphyllum elegans
    • Rhizomnium glabrescens
    • Syntrichia latifoglia
    • Tetraphis pellucida
    • Zygodon rupestris
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Camosun Bog on a lovely day

Posted on March 10, 2012 by shona

We set up plots and students surveyed the sites and collected samples for identification in the lab.

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