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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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Probably not Homalothecium...
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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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I keyed this to L. californicum in the field, but I don't think that's right. L. dasycarpum? This whole family throws me.
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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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Same mystery one I saw in Marin a few weeks ago. It seems to have the tuber-like base to the sporophyte like (I'm told) Phaoceros is supposed to have, but it's definitely way different than the ones without frilly leaves like this.
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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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I was interested in the white whispy one, still not sure what it is. Not that I know what the other one is either, mind you.
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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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Nice to see the sporophytes again.
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Mar. 15, 2011
12:18 AM EDT
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Orthotrichum has neat capsules. Some day I'll get a good shot of them.
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Mar. 15, 2011
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Mar. 12, 2011
09:55 PM EST
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Mar. 12, 2011
09:55 PM EST
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Mar. 12, 2011
09:55 PM EST
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Mar. 12, 2011
09:55 PM EST
Description
Not sure. Brown on back, none of the blue or red of a kestrel, pits were sort if dark but not as dark as I've seen in others.
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Mar. 12, 2011
09:55 PM EST
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Mar. 12, 2011
09:55 PM EST
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Base of bay with Alsia, Dendrialsia, Isothecium, Porella, turret spiders
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Mar. 12, 2011
09:55 PM EST
