Scapaniaceae
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
Family: Scapaniaceae
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Diplophyllum albicans | Fairly common leafy liverwort found on rocks and other vertical surfaces. Leaves have two lobes together resembling a mitten with a distinctive thumb. The lack of teeth on the leaf margins helps distinguish it from Scapania bolanderi | |
| Diplophyllum imbricatum | ||
| Diplophyllum obtusifolium | ||
| Diplophyllum plicatum | ||
| Diplophyllum taxifolium | ||
| Douinia ovata | ||
| Macrodiplophyllum flaccidum | ||
| Macrodiplophyllum rubrum | ||
| Scapania americana | ||
| Scapania bolanderi | One of the more common leafy liverworts found on trunks of conifers, down logs and on mounded humus rich soil. The leaves have a smaller upper (surface) leaf lobe and a larger lower lobe, both with toothed margins. | |
| Scapania curta | ||
| Scapania gymnostomophila | ||
| Scapania irrigua | ||
| Scapania mucronata | ||
| Scapania ornithopoides | Previously found in Beaver Lake hills. | |
| Scapania paludicola | ||
| Scapania paludosa | ||
| Scapania scandica | ||
| Scapania subalpina | ||
| Scapania uliginosa | ||
| Scapania umbrosa | ||
| Scapania undulata |
Macrodiplophyllum key: http://www.phytoneuron.net/2016Phytoneuron/57PhytoN-Macrodiplophyllum.pdf
