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Published In: Revue Bryologique 47: 5. 1920. (Rev. Bryol.) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Discussion:

Fissidens allionii, one of the easiest species in the local flora to identify, is recognized by its large percurrent to short-excurrent costa that occupies ½ or more the width of the narrow leaf. Moreover, the leaves are tightly imbricate and the mammillose laminal cells are bistratose in places.

Illustrations: None.
Habitat: Usually on bare soil; 300 m.
Distribution in Central America:

PANAMA. Darién: Allen 8931 (MO).

World Range: Central America; Western and Northern South America, Brazil.

 

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Fissidens allionii Broth., Rev. Bryol. 47: 5. 1920.

Type. Ecuador, Allioni, Bryotheca E. Levier 8291 (H).

Plants 4.0–5.55 mm × 1.5–1.75 mm. Leaves to 1.5 mm × 0.15–0.18 mm; apex acute; margins serrulate to more or less entire; vaginant laminae more or less 1/2 the leaf length, unequal; minor laminae acute; costa very strong, (31–)36–50(–54) µm broad, occupying ½ or more the width of the leaves, excurrent; cells 6–9 µm in diameter, more or less sharply mammillose-papillose, bistratose in places. Sporophytes terminal on short axillary branches.

 

 

 
 
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