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Blunt feather-moss (Homalia trichomanoides), UK. Stock Photo
RMBK82XC–Blunt feather-moss (Homalia trichomanoides), UK.
Homalia trichomanoides, known as the Blunt Feather-moss or homalia moss Stock Photo
RF2E2A4N0–Homalia trichomanoides, known as the Blunt Feather-moss or homalia moss
A tree trunk covered with Neckera pennata and Homalia trichomanoides growing in a old-growth forest in Latvia, Europe Stock Photo
RF2M0XPEH–A tree trunk covered with Neckera pennata and Homalia trichomanoides growing in a old-growth forest in Latvia, Europe
Homalia trichomanoides — Flora Batava — Volume v14 Stock Photo
RMKY0G24–Homalia trichomanoides — Flora Batava — Volume v14
Homalia trichomanoides — Flora Batava — Volume v14. Stock Photo
RM2BK025G–Homalia trichomanoides — Flora Batava — Volume v14.
Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalised To which are added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features, &c., of the plants . , Broth., Aus. Mosses No. 127.Homalia, Brid. Baileyana, C M. CLVIII. MUSCI. 6G7 Porotrichum, Bridel.vagum, Hornsch.Schlosseri, C. M. ramulosum. Mitten. brisbanicum, CM. (as Thamniella). (Fig. 643.)deflexum. Mitten.(Thamniella) molle, Broth. XV.—Sematophylle^e.Rliaphidorrlrynchum, Schimper, contiguum, /. Hook.Acanthocladimn, Mitt. extenuatum, Bride Stock Photo
RM2AJGEYH–Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalised To which are added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features, &c., of the plants . , Broth., Aus. Mosses No. 127.Homalia, Brid. Baileyana, C M. CLVIII. MUSCI. 6G7 Porotrichum, Bridel.vagum, Hornsch.Schlosseri, C. M. ramulosum. Mitten. brisbanicum, CM. (as Thamniella). (Fig. 643.)deflexum. Mitten.(Thamniella) molle, Broth. XV.—Sematophylle^e.Rliaphidorrlrynchum, Schimper, contiguum, /. Hook.Acanthocladimn, Mitt. extenuatum, Bride
Blunt feather-moss (Homalia trichomanoides), UK. Stock Photo
RMBK83EE–Blunt feather-moss (Homalia trichomanoides), UK.
Close-up of a Homalia trichomanoides moss growing on a broadleaved tree in a summery Latvian old-growth forest Stock Photo
RF2M0PGB6–Close-up of a Homalia trichomanoides moss growing on a broadleaved tree in a summery Latvian old-growth forest
Handbook of British mosses : comprising all that are known to be natives of the British Isles . .^ci OjeL.et .lUT- >ir>i;ert Crodtz imi PLATE IV. 1. Neckera complanata. n. leaves, magnified. b. leaf-cells, magnified. c. sporangium, magnified. d. veil, magnified. 2. N. crispa. a» leaf, magnified. b, sporangium, magnified. c, veil, magnified. 3. N. pumila. a. leaf magnified. b. sporangium magnified. c. part of peristome, magnified, seen from within. 4. N. pennata. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magnified, with perichsetium. 5. Homalia trichomanoides. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangi Stock Photo
RM2AWG4C5–Handbook of British mosses : comprising all that are known to be natives of the British Isles . .^ci OjeL.et .lUT- >ir>i;ert Crodtz imi PLATE IV. 1. Neckera complanata. n. leaves, magnified. b. leaf-cells, magnified. c. sporangium, magnified. d. veil, magnified. 2. N. crispa. a» leaf, magnified. b, sporangium, magnified. c, veil, magnified. 3. N. pumila. a. leaf magnified. b. sporangium magnified. c. part of peristome, magnified, seen from within. 4. N. pennata. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magnified, with perichsetium. 5. Homalia trichomanoides. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangi
Close-up of a Homalia trichomanoides moss growing on a broadleaved tree in a summery Latvian old-growth forest Stock Photo
RF2M0PGDC–Close-up of a Homalia trichomanoides moss growing on a broadleaved tree in a summery Latvian old-growth forest
Handbook of British mosses; comprising all that are known to be natives of the British Isles . ^itfift.ila.ec -itTi ViTvcent Eroo^ks Inn PLATE IV. 1. Neckefa complanata, a. leaves, magnified. b. leaf-cells, magnified. c. sporangium, magnified. d. veil, magnified. 2. N. crispa. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magnified. c. veil, magnified. 3. N. pumila. a. leaf magnified. b. sporangium magnified. c. part of peristome, magnified, seen from within. 4. N. pennata. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magnified, with perichaetium. 5. Homalia trichomanoides. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magni Stock Photo
RM2ANFC6M–Handbook of British mosses; comprising all that are known to be natives of the British Isles . ^itfift.ila.ec -itTi ViTvcent Eroo^ks Inn PLATE IV. 1. Neckefa complanata, a. leaves, magnified. b. leaf-cells, magnified. c. sporangium, magnified. d. veil, magnified. 2. N. crispa. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magnified. c. veil, magnified. 3. N. pumila. a. leaf magnified. b. sporangium magnified. c. part of peristome, magnified, seen from within. 4. N. pennata. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magnified, with perichaetium. 5. Homalia trichomanoides. a. leaf, magnified. b. sporangium, magni
. Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Historia Natural. Natural history. !. Homalia lusitanica Schpr., tamaño naturai.--2. Un trozo de la planta con el arran- que del pedicelo. —3. Hojas periquetiales: aj externas, í^y interna, cy células del vértice, (íycélulas de la parte media 6 inferior.— 4. Vaginícula". —5. Cápsula.— •5. Peristomo.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Sociedad Española de Historia Natur Stock Photo
RMRHGEXM–. Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Historia Natural. Natural history. !. Homalia lusitanica Schpr., tamaño naturai.--2. Un trozo de la planta con el arran- que del pedicelo. —3. Hojas periquetiales: aj externas, í^y interna, cy células del vértice, (íycélulas de la parte media 6 inferior.— 4. Vaginícula". —5. Cápsula.— •5. Peristomo.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Sociedad Española de Historia Natur
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