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Publicado en: Index Bryologicus Supplementum Primum 224. 1900. (Index Bryol. Suppl.) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

Datos del Proyecto Nombre (Last Modified On 7/12/2018)
Aceptación : Accepted
Nota : Alternative name Williamsiella araucarieti (Müll. Hal.) R. H. Zander; = Williamsiella aggregata (Müll. Hal.) R.H. Zander in South America?
Datos del Proyecto     (Last Modified On 10/6/2017)
Plant Category : Mosses
country distribution : Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia
EcoRegions : Páramo, Puna, Montane Forest, Open montane
elevation : 1500-2000, 2000-2500, 2500-3000, 3000-3500, 3500-4000, 4000-4500
substrate : soil, logs
frequency : infrequent

Notas     (Last Modified On 10/6/2017)
Notas :
Ecology: Open or forested montane to páramo and puna; on soil and decaying logs. Elevation: 1800-4100 m (Ecuador: 2100-4100 m, Peru: 2600-3000 m, Bolivia: 1800-3500 m). Distribution: Tropical Andes and southeast Brazil.
 
Leptodontium araucarieti is characterized by the fluted stem epidermis (hyalodermis eroded) when viewed in cross-section, spreading-recurved leaves (dry) that are lanceolate to ovate-lanceolate with a high sheathing base, reniform costa, with 1-2 ventral layers of stereid cells, and little bulging cells with scattered papillae over cell lumen. Leptodontium laxifolium Broth. is a synonym.
 
Leptodontium araucarieti se caracteriza por tener la epidermis del tallo acostillada (hialodermis erosionada) vista en corte transversal, hojas extendido-recurvadas (seco) lanceoladas a ovado-lanceoladas con la base envainadora alta, costa reniforme, con 1-2 ventral capas de estereidas, y células poco abultadas con papilas esparcidas sobre el lumen celular.

 


 
 
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