Bryaceae

This was gathered by others during the West Coast Bryophyte Workshop and photographed by me at the CYO camp where we stayed. The vertical green spike-like developing sporophytes of a hornwort are also visible.

Releve MD-6 (10 x 10 meters); specimen for this record is my #20799 CAS (determined D. Toren)

This is a freshly collected specimen (with permit) from Sequoia National Park, photographed courtesy of John Brinda, at the nearby St. Anthony's Retreat on the day of collection.

This photograph was taken at the type locality on the day this taxon was first discovered.

The red moss in this image is Bryum miniatum.

Compilation of multiple photos taken at different points in time; taken both in field and in lab

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Compilation of multiple photos taken at different points in time; taken both in field and in lab.

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Two rare mosses, Mielichhoferia elongata and Scopelophila ligulata, are in this image. The more intense-colored patches are Mielichhoferia (near the waterfall and elsewhere), the dull green non-descript patches are Scopelophila, see closer views of each species.

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