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Orthotrichum moss Stock Photos and Images
RF2E9KPDG–Orthotrichum rupestre, known as rock bristle-moss, and orange alga called Trentepohlia aurea, growing on rock surface in Finland
RM2J8YCJ6–Lyell's Bristle Moss (Orthotrichum lyellii) Candleflame Lichen (Candelaria concolor) on the bark of an Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis) in bloom.
RFFJEK81–Anomalous bristle-moss (Orthotrichum anomalum). A cushion of a common moss showing brown sporophytes, in family Orthotrichaceae
RF2J9BX31–Basalt rock with a slit covered in orthotrichum moss, rock tripe, fungus, map lichen, and spider web
RMW7WHT3–Moss (Orthotrichum anomalum) with spore capsules, Cressbrook Dale, Derbyshire, Peak District, UK, April.
RFMJA98A–Lanceolateleaf rock moss, Orthotrichum speciosum, and golden sunburst lichen, Xanthoria parietina
RF2WN5WJ0–Orthotrichum anomalum (Anomalous Bristle-moss) is common on concrete, gravestones and wall tops. It is cosmopolitan in the Northern Hemisphere.
RF2NKWACX–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RM2J3CE95–Parmotrema perlatum, a foliose lichen, and Elegant Bristle-moss, Orthotrichum pulchellum, on a tree branch in Southampton, England
RF2FX08D5–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RFR3X0AC–Phellinus igniarius mushroom, growing under fallen oak tree, showing minute spores underneath
RM2AJBYDR–The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution; . eply the compact bark, and their hyphalfilaments ramify between its dead cells. Other plants, instead of piercing throughthe substance of the bark, lay themselves flat upon its surface, and grow to it sofirmly that if one tries to lift them away from the substratum, either part of thelatter breaks oflf, or the adnata cell-strata are rent, but there is no separation of theone from the other. If a tuft of moss (e.g. Orthotrichum fallax, 0. tenellum, or0. pollens), growing on bark, or a liverwort {e.g. Fridlania
RMPG3WH7–. Mosses with a hand-lens; a non-technical handbook of the more common and more easily recognized mosses of the north-eastern United States. Mosses. MOSSKS WITH A HAND-I,KNS. Figure i. Peristome of Orthotrichum callistomnm (From Bry. Eur.) 6, and 7, is very similar to that of Ceratodon, only the teeth are broader and less incurved when dry. In Fontinalis. which is always submerged, the peristome consists of a network, through the meshes of which the spores gradually escape. In a European moss, Orthotrichum callis- tomum Fisch., the inner peristome is a domelike structure with apertures near th
RMBKP6HE–Sporenkapsels van Gesteelde haarmuts op de rand van een betonnen bak. Macro opname, van opzij.
RMMA76TH–. Elementary biology; an introduction to the science of life . M^^'^:^-'*^--^ .^â '^^c^'' * â â â ;;?â â ' ^ â â â â : '^ Fig. 126. Spore capsule of moss a, spore case with stalk, on top of leafy plant; b, enlarged view of spore case, with cap removed ; c^ closed surface of capsule tip after removal of cap; d, capsule bursting open and discharging spores; e, spores, greatly magni- fied ; f, spore beginning to germinate by sending out a fine thread of protoplasm, a, Thiddhon virgviiaiiiim; b, c, Fitnaria americana; d, Orthotrichum schiniperi; e, BuTtramia pomifomiis; /, Funaria hygrometrica The
RF2FN598C–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RMRDHN5M–. Mosses with a hand-lens; a non-technical handbook of the more common and more easily recognized mosses of the north-eastern United States. Mosses. MOSSKS WITH A HAND-I,KNS. Figure i. Peristome of Orthotrichum callistomnm (From Bry. Eur.) 6, and 7, is very similar to that of Ceratodon, only the teeth are broader and less incurved when dry. In Fontinalis. which is always submerged, the peristome consists of a network, through the meshes of which the spores gradually escape. In a European moss, Orthotrichum callis- tomum Fisch., the inner peristome is a domelike structure with apertures near th
RF2FX08D8–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RMRD28HM–. Elementary biology; an introduction to the science of life. Biology. M^^'^:^-'*^--^ .^â '^^c^'' * â â â ;;?â â ' ^ â â â â : '^ Fig. 126. Spore capsule of moss a, spore case with stalk, on top of leafy plant; b, enlarged view of spore case, with cap removed ; c^ closed surface of capsule tip after removal of cap; d, capsule bursting open and discharging spores; e, spores, greatly magni- fied ; f, spore beginning to germinate by sending out a fine thread of protoplasm, a, Thiddhon virgviiaiiiim; b, c, Fitnaria americana; d, Orthotrichum schiniperi; e, BuTtramia pomifomiis; /, Funaria hygromet
RF2G1143A–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RMRH2NYR–. The Bryologist. Mosses; Liverworts; Lichens; Botany; Bryology. r VOLUME XVI NUMBER 2 MARCH mz Tl BRY0L0G18T JOURNAL OF THE SULLIVANT Moss SOCIETY Conducted and Published for the Society by ABEL JOEL GROUT, Ph.D., Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors GEORGE N. BEST, M D. JOHN M. HOLZINGER, M. S. ALEXANDER W. EVANS, Ph.D. LINCOLN W. RIDDLE, Ph.D. and the Advisory Board Officers of the Society CONTENTS W The Annulus of Tortella caespitosa E.J. Hill 17 ^ Eggs of a Mite in Empty Capsules of Orthotrichum pusillum. {Illustrated) Frank J. Keeley 18 1 Notes on North American Sphagnum. IV. A. LeRoy Andre
RF2FMRADX–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RF2FNJEX2–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RF2FNJEWM–Lewinskya speciosa, also called Orthotrichum speciosum, a bristle-moss from Finland with no common English name
RFKXBET1–Willow bracket fungus, Phellinus igniarius, also called fire sponge, is a major cause of white rot.
RFKXBE9K–Willow bracket fungus, Phellinus igniarius, also called fire sponge, is a major cause of white rot.
RFKY3HGW–Willow bracket fungus, Phellinus igniarius, also called fire sponge, is a major cause of white rot.
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