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- Barbula - Wikipedia
Barbula umtaliensis Magill Barbula uncinicoma Müll Hal Barbula unguiculata Hedw Barbula unguiculatula Müll Hal Barbula vaginata Warnst Barbula vardei R S Chopra Barbula ventanica Müll Hal Barbula vulcanica Lorentz Barbula williamsii (P C Chen) Z Iwats B C Tan Barbula zambesiaca Magill Barbula zennoskeana B C Tan
- Common Beard Moss (Barbula unguiculata) - Illinois Wildflowers
These spirally twisted teeth resemble either miniature tornadoes or messy beards, and they probably account for the common name, Beard Moss (from Barbula) However, these teeth are also fragile and sometimes they fall off the capsule bodies rather easily
- Barbula in Flora of North America @ efloras. org
The three sections are represented in the flora area: sect Barbula, including B unguiculata and B orizabensis; sect Convolutae Bruch Schimper (Streblotrichum P Beauvois), including B amplexifolia, B convoluta, and B indica; and sect Hydrogonium (Müller Hal )
- BARBULA Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of BARBULA is a large genus of slender tufted mosses (family Pottiaceae) with 16 mostly long spirally twisted peristome teeth
- Exploring Barbula: A Tiny Moss with Remarkable Resilience
913 112234 jpg from: https: eol org pages 36970 Introduction In the vast and captivating world of bryophytes, one particular moss species stands out for its re
- Barbula unguiculata - British Bryological Society
Identification notes This is often one of the first acrocarpous mosses encountered by new bryologists As befits such a ubiquitous plant, it can be encountered in a surprisingly wide range of habitats, and seems equally at home in both semi-natural habitat and highly urbanised situations It is also extremely variable, both in size and leaf shape Its colour is usually distinctive – a kind
- (Barbula) - Botanical Realm
Barbula is a genus of mosses belonging to the family Pottiaceae, which includes an intriguing variety of species These small, tufted plants are often found in remarkable places, clinging to rocky surfaces, soil, or even as epiphytes on trees
- Barbula - FNA
The three sections are represented in the flora area: sect Barbula, including B unguiculata and B orizabensis; sect Convolutae Bruch Schimper (Streblotrichum P Beauvois), including B amplexifolia, B convoluta, and B indica; and sect Hydrogonium (Müller Hal )
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