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Orthotrichum
tasmanicum
(Orthotrichaceae)
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Orthotrichum tasmanicum is a pallid-looking moss that oftens
forms fluffy cushions on horizontal branches or twigs in wet forest
and rainforest. The leaves are ovate to tongue shaped and appear
rather cumpled when dry. It resembles Ulota lutea and is best
distinguished from that species by the lack of a border at the leaf
base.
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University of Tasmania