Herbertus aduncus

From Natural History of Southeast Alaska

Herbertus aduncus: Common epiphyte, also found on the ground in peatlands.

Family: Herbertaceae
Status: Documented
Abundance: Common

Observed at: Blue Lake, Harbor Mountain Road, Kruzof Island, Indian River Valley

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Ian Worley
Habitat: Especially common in peatlands, in openings, among Sphagnum and upon trees and shrubs; also in canyons, on humid cliffs and on rocks by lakes and streams (not in splash zone, however). Often as extensive masses. Sea level to the subalpine.

Comments: Fertile when epiphytic, but not so in other habitats, (Schofield, 1968b).

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