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Plagiochila radiculosa is reasonably common rainforest
liverwort. When well formed, they appear as bright green tails
hanging off the bark of rainforest trees. In the field, P.
radiculosa is distinguished from other Plagiochila
species in having only 2 teeth the near the leaf apex.
Superficially this species may resemble
Saccogynidium
decurvum but the latter species has distinct underleaves.
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University of Tasmania
