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Moss Photograph by Daniel Reed

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Comments (3)

Daniel Reed

Daniel Reed

Thanks! You may well be correct as I have been told positive ID of a moss requires a microscope. I don't remember for sure but I believe the ID was based largely on the types of moss that are found in Cedar Glades and was not obtained by careful keying as I would do for a flowering plant. I will look into it and if I can't be sure about the ID I may just change the title to "Moss". Thanks again

Dave Spier

Dave Spier

P.S. Atrichum's common name is "star moss."

Dave Spier

Dave Spier

Nice pattern, but looks more like Atrichum sp., a True Moss (Class Bryopsida), similar to a Hair Cap -- external links: http://eol.org/pages/87175/overview - and species key (may be CA specific): http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/get_moss_gk.pl?genus=Atrichum

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