Bucephalandra Moss

vasteq

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Moss found together with Bucephalandra. It grown on Buce roots. Its shape is very interesting. Rate of growth is quite slow. It can become attached even to smooth surfaces.









 

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Looks awesome! :shock: But why is it named "Bucephalandra"? Does it botanically really belong to the 'classic' bucephalandras? :?
 
Hello Daniel,

see Vasteq's posting; it was found clinging on the roots of an imported Bucephalandra, therefore the provisional name.
It's apparently not a moss in the narrower sense, but a foliose ( = leafy) liverwort. Maybe family Lejeuneaceae; ID would be a case for liverwort experts.

Gruß
Heiko
 
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