The leafy base of the plants were almost dead, but sporophytes were ripe.

In gravel parking lot underneath I10. I had trouble keying this one out in the absence of sporophytes, as Pohlia, Bryum, and possibly Ptychostomum seemed equally likely.

Around base of flag pole by post office

Focusing on the broad flat mosses, not the pointy ones.

Single papilla per cell, stems with pseudoparaphyllia.

Looking at the dark green moss between all the liverworts

In a parking lot island

There are papilla on the leaves

Plants uncommon here, in small scattered dark green clumps

These plants were flooded a week earlier, leaving them looking somewhat dusty and dull. Note also the leafy pseudoparaphyllia.

Only a few plants have sporophytes so far this season.

Leaves toothed only on the distal end, lower margins entire. This was a fairly large mat, about 3 square meters.

The dark green tufts were taller than the surrounding pale green mosses, about 1-2 cm.

Leaf section is from the base, and doesn't clearly show the papilla present distally.

Large fluffy mats grew here

Often in areas that are regularly floooded

Grew on top of old stems of Gemmabryum coronatum, in cracks between brick paver stones. Sporophytes were present, but not visible in picture.