Dicranoloma
Dicranoloma is a genus of mosses in the family Dicranaceae. The Dicranoloma mosses are distributed in the Southern Hemisphere, while the Dicranum mosses are found in the Northern Hemisphere. Species within this genus are dioicous. Dicranoloma may be found in the form of mats on beech/podocarp forest floors of New Zealand's northern South Island. Dicranoloma dicarpum has a wide distribution in both hemispheres.
22 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Dicranoloma menziesii
speciesDicranoloma menziesii
Dicranoloma billardierei
speciesDicranoloma billardierei
Dicranoloma diaphanoneuron
speciesDicranoloma diaphanoneuron
Dicranoloma robustum
speciesDicranoloma robustum
Dicranoloma dicarpum
speciesDicranoloma dicarpum
Dicranoloma fasciatum
speciesDicranoloma fasciatum
Dicranoloma plurisetum
speciesDicranoloma plurisetum
Dicranoloma platycaulon
speciesDicranoloma platycaulon
Dicranoloma obesifolium
speciesDicranoloma obesifolium
Dicranoloma subconfine
speciesDicranoloma subconfine
Dicranoloma leichhardtii
speciesDicranoloma leichhardtii
Dicranoloma cylindropyxis
speciesDicranoloma cylindropyxis
Dicranoloma chrysodrepaneum
speciesDicranoloma chrysodrepaneum
Dicranoloma grossialare
speciesDicranoloma grossialare
Dicranoloma integrifolium
speciesDicranoloma integrifolium
Dicranoloma obsoletinerve
speciesDicranoloma obsoletinerve
Dicranoloma setosum
speciesDicranoloma setosum
Dicranoloma polysetum
speciesDicranoloma polysetum
Dicranoloma dicranoides
speciesDicranoloma dicranoides
Dicranoloma eucamptodontoides
speciesDicranoloma eucamptodontoides
Dicranoloma trichopodum
speciesDicranoloma trichopodum
Dicranoloma fragile
speciesDicranoloma fragile
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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