Chaetomitrium Elmeri

(1) Branches are rigid, sub-erect, tumid and obtuse; (2) branch leaves are imbricate-patent, lingulate, deeply concave, with obtuse or rounded apices; (3) leaf margins are strongly incurved and denticulate with simple teeth; (4) costae are strong; (5) lamina cells are linear and prorulate; upper hal...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Monica Suleiman, Hiroyuki Akiyama
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Museum of Nature and Human Activities 2014
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Online Access:https://eprints.ums.edu.my/id/eprint/32312/4/Plate%209%20%28SPECIMEN%29.pdf
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Summary:(1) Branches are rigid, sub-erect, tumid and obtuse; (2) branch leaves are imbricate-patent, lingulate, deeply concave, with obtuse or rounded apices; (3) leaf margins are strongly incurved and denticulate with simple teeth; (4) costae are strong; (5) lamina cells are linear and prorulate; upper half of the adaxial side have numerous large tuberculae, each up to 24 μm in diameter; (6) setae are 22 - 25 mm long, papillose above and smooth below; (7) capsules are sub-erect and smooth; (8) calyptrae are cucullate, densely hispid over the surface but naked at the base.