6. Dicranella fukienensis Broth. in Handel-Mazzetti 福建小曲尾藓 fu-jian xiao qu-wei xian
Symb. Sin. 4: 16. 1929. Type. China: Donghua Shan (Mt.), between Ning-hua Co. (Fujian Prov.) and Shi-cheng Co.(Jiangxi Prov.), alt. 1400 m, Handel-Mazzetti 318 (holotype H).
Plants small and slender, up to 10 mm high, yellowish, shiny in dense tufts. Stems erect, simple, radiculose at base, densely foliate. Leaves falcate to secund, lower ones smaller, upper ones larger, up to 5 mm long, abruptly narrowed from a broad, obovate, sheathing base to a long, subulate or setaceous acumen; margins plane, entire or serrulate near the apex; costa stout, long-excurrent, often filling the entire subula, ending with serrulate apex; cells near the shoulder and above narrowly rectangular; basal cells short-rectangular, thick-walled. Dioicous. Perichaetial leaves similar to the upper stem leaves. Setae straight, up to 1.5 cm long, slender, yellowish; capsules erect, cylindric, brownish, smooth when dry; opercula strongly obliquely long-rostrate; peristome teeth divided nearly to the middle, reddish brown and vertically striolate below, pale and papillose above. Spores ca. 20 µm in diameter, finely papillose.