Shiny flat moss

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Shiny flat moss
Plagiothecium laetum (a, 144731-481647) 1964.JPG

Shiny flat moss ( Plagiothecium laetum )

Systematics
Class : Bryopsida
Subclass : Bryidae
Order : Hypnales
Family : Plagiotheciaceae
Genre : Plagiarism
Type : Shiny flat moss
Scientific name
Plagiothecium laetum
Break , chimp. & W. Gümbel

The glossy flat moss ( Plagiothecium laetum ), also known as Lush flat moss , is a species of deciduous moss that is often split into two types, Plagiothecium laetum and Plagiothecium curvifolium (= Plagiothecium laetum var. Curvifolium ), the curved-leaved flat moss . Since there are flowing transitions between these two forms, merging them makes sense.

Distribution and location requirements

It is a common deciduous moss in deciduous and coniferous forests, which prefers lime- and base-poor , relatively nutrient-poor , fresh to moist locations. The moss colonizes both humus and rotten wood; more rarely it also grows on rocks and on tree bases. It is distributed almost over the entire northern hemisphere in the temperate latitudes.

description

The moss forms soft, very shiny lawns. It has 1 to 2.5 mm long, slightly asymmetrical leaves. With var. Curvifolium , the leaves are somewhat hollow, more or less longitudinally wavy, and the leaf tips are bent downwards in a hook-shaped manner when moist. The leaf margins are serrated in the area of ​​the leaf tip. The single or double central rib never reaches the middle of the leaf. At the corners of the base sheet, there are rectangular sheet vane constituting a clearly delimited band from 1 to 5 rows of cells, said leaf leaf hinge at var. Laetum normally is narrower than var. Curvifolium

literature

Web links

Commons : Plagiothecium laetum  - collection of images, videos and audio files
Commons : Plagiothecium curvifolium  - collection of images, videos and audio files