A small thalloid liverwort with lobed leaves. Leaves had 3-4 lobes. Growing on a slightly rotten log next to a trail in a temperate rainforest. On the same log end was some ptidilum or pacific fuzzwort.

I think it is R. palmata. It has lots of gemmae, the dorsal epidermal cells do not seem to be as large as R. latifrons and I like the name palmata better. heh.

Cross section is from the thallus. It is hard to tell where the thalus and the lobes are with all the ruffles this has. The thallus was pretty much stuck to the wood with the lobes sticking up.

There were some oil bodies, it's not bipinatly branched it's more palmate.

This was on a rotting log and was mixed in with a tiny leafyliver wort.

One the cells I measued was 75um at the longest and shaped like pentagon.

The first picture is a panorama of 11 photos at 40 times magnification.