Scapania
Scapania nemorea
Scapania is a liverwort genus of order Lophoziales.
Features
The plants have kielig folded sheets. The leaves are divided up to half or even down to the base into two lobes of unequal size, with most of the upper lobe is smaller. Under sheets are not formed.
Distribution and systematics
Scapania is the eponymous genus of Scapaniaceae family. The 50 species are mainly found in the northern hemisphere. In Europe and Macaronesia, there are about 40 species, of which the following also in Germany:
- Scapania aequiloba
- Scapania apiculata
- Scapania aspera
- Scapania calcicola
- Scapania carinthiaca
- Scapania compacta
- Scapania curta
- Scapania cuspiduligera
- Scapania glaucocephala
- Scapania gymnostophila
- Scapania helvetica
- Scapania irrigua
- Scapania lingulata
- Scapania massalongi
- Scapania mucronata
- Hain Spade Moos ( Scapania nemorea )
- Scapania paludicola
- Scapania paludosa
- Scapania scandica
- Scapania Subalpina
- Scapania uliginosa
- Scapania umbrosa
- Bach Spade Moos ( Scapania undulata )
Documents
- Jan- Peter Frahm, Wolfgang Frey, J. Döring: Moss flora. 4th revised and expanded edition ( UTB for Science, Volume 1250). Ulmer, Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 3-8001-2772-5 ( Ulmer) ISBN 3-8252-1250-5 & ( UTB ).