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Species in the order Jungermanniales
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Atlantic lejeunea (
Lejeunea mandonii
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This very small, rare plant is one of the 'leafy' liverworts, which forms thin yellow-green patches on rocks and other bryophytes...
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Greater copperwort (
Cephaloziella nicholsonii
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Greater copperwort belongs to a group of plants called liverworts. They are closely related to mosses and, in many cases, resemble...
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Petalwort (
Petalophyllum ralfsii
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Petalwort is a tiny, delicate liverwort, with a flattened pale green thallus, featuring crisped raised projections called 'lamella...
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Marsh earwort (
Jamesoniella undulifolia
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This species is one of the world’s rarest bryophytes. Liverworts vary in appearance, from those with filmy, ribbon-like bodies, to...
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Stabler's rustwort (
Marsupella stableri
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This small, leafy liverwort grows in pinkish-green to rosy red, or occasionally purplish-brown or coppery coloured mats. It has of...
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