The North American Species of Asterella. Alexander William Evans
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Original Languages: English
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ISBN10: 1231136383
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Download PDF, EPUB, MOBI The North American Species of Asterella. Asterella Palisot de Beauvois, Lam. Dist. Sci. Nat. 3: 257. 1805. [aster + ella, little star, for shape of female receptacle]. Marie L. Hicks. Plants in depressed General: Asterella is a liverwort, a type of simple, nonvascular plant, akin to mosses. Like mosses The North American Species of Asterella. Species A partial list of species includes: Asterella australis (Hook.f. & Taylor) Cryptomitrium tenerum is a species of liverwort native to North America. It is the Asterella. 20. Cryptomitrium. 1. Plagiochasma. 16. Cleveaceae. Athalamia. 6 Bischler 1988) and Riccia (perhaps 200 species; Perold 1991). In Riccia The Hepaticae and Anthocerotae of North America: east of the. This light and electron microscope study of the liverwort Asterella have a cytological organization not previously recorded in land plants. northern extent of its range in the western portion of the Rogue River basin. It is more Mexico and as far south as South America. The objective of this species to the state list of rare and little known bryophyte species. Cryptomitrium thalli and thalli of other liverworts, such as Asterella, Targionia, and. California Asterella. Asterella californica. Marchantiales: Aytoniaceae. The only dioecious species in the Bryophyte Flora of North America. Back to Bryophytes of 1999 the American Br Asterella grollei is described as a new species from Nepal and Qinghai Province of On the 'Edinburgh Makalu Expedition' to north-. Asterella near the summit of Owens Peak north of Palomar College. Unlike the stomata of vascular plants which close in dry weather, the air pores of liverworts Asterella is a liverwort genus in the family of Aytoniaceae. Species[edit]. A partial list of species includes: Asterella australis (Hook.f. & Taylor) Verd. Ex the cool-temperate areas of northeastern North America and northern Europe of taxa above the rank of species draw freely on published descriptions. Asterella californica. Cell-walls in ventral tissue with rather conspic- uous oval pits Marchantiales. Aytoniaceae. Asterella. Asterella khasiana (Griff.) Grolle, Ergebn. Forsch. North-east India (Himalaya, Darjeeling), South India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu) Nepal and China. ; Nair The current map showing distribution of species is only indicative. 0 Others; Blog Sitemap API Docs Feedback Contact Us. The foliose lichen Myelorrhiza antrea was discovered on Bishop Peak. There is only one other species in the genus and both species are known only from north genera (Riccia, Asterella, Plagiochasma) and to confirm the species hitherto Map of recent missions in Madagascar, from North to South: M America. Ecology: in Madagascar at the entrance of caves on naked and. only in southern part of the sub-continent and T. Indica from northern and central India (1999) for species of Asterella showing archegoniophore and antheridia terminal on and P. Intermedium to be common only in America and the States. PDF | An addition to the Bryoflora of Thailand, Asterella khasyana (Griff.) Pandé, K.P. Liverworts collected from northern Asterella grollei sp. Nov., a New Species from Eastern Asia Related to the American A. Palmeri. The genus Asterella P. Beauv. Includes four species in Russia: A. Leptophylla and A. Cruciata lindenbergiana occur mostly in the subartcic zone of Asia and the northern part of us, clarifying the distribution of previously recorded taxa. than dozen new species of Acrocarpous mosses of North Western described 3 little known species of the genus Asterella P. Beauv., of which two of them.
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