Plagiomnium rostratum
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
Plagiomnium rostratum:
Local Notes
References
Weblinks
- FNA page for Plagiomnium rostratum characterized by its small size, often retuse or emarginate leaf apices, not or weakly decurrent leaves, small, blunt marginal teeth, and, in fertile collections, long-rostrate opercula. Plants are commonly observed as masses of sterile stems growing closely to the substratum.
- PacNW Herbaria Records for Plagiomnium rostratum
- Search Arctos Database for Plagiomnium rostratum (Southeast only)
- Search Arctos Database for Plagiomnium rostratum (entire database)
- Encyclopedia of Life search for Plagiomnium rostratum
- iNaturalist Observations for Plagiomnium rostratum in Southeast Alaska
Other References
Southeastern Alaska Distribution: NE shore of Saginaw Bay, three miles SE of Halleck Harbor, Kuiu Island, Worley and Schofield, 8834; and from a small island near the NE shore of Saginaw Bay, ca. 3 miles SE of Halleck Harbor, Kuiu Island, Worley and Schofield 9172.
Habitat: On damp, shaded limestone boulders and cliffs (southeastern Alaska). Also known from moist, shaded soil in forests, always most commonly in calcareous regions.
Comments: Usually fertile.
