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Anastrophyllum donianum
Scientific Name: Anastrophyllum donianum
Family: Jungermanniaceae
Category: Liverwort
Growth: Nonvascular
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Anastrophyllum donianum: A Detailed Look
Anastrophyllum donianum, also known by the common name anastrophyllum, is a fascinating liverwort species. This article explores its taxonomy, distribution, and ecological role.
Taxonomy and Nomenclature
- Scientific Name: Anastrophyllum donianum (Hook.) Schiffn.
- Family: Jungermanniaceae
- Kingdom: (Implicitly) Plantae (based on being a liverwort)
- Rank: Species
- Synonyms:
- Anastrophyllum donianum (Hook.) Steph.
- Jungermannia Doniana Hooker
- Anastrophyllum Donianum (Hook.) Sprucejn.
- Related ITIS Name: Anastrophyllum donianum (Hook.) Steph. (TSN 14847)
Distribution and Habitat
- Anastrophyllum donianum is found in various locations, including:
- Japan (Anastrophyllum mayebarae referenced in conjunction)
- Bhutan (Chamsa-Yabu Thang, Nala-Tzatogang)
- Atlantic region (as an Atlantic mosses and liverworts)
- Angus, Scotland
- Colombia
- It thrives in specific habitats such as:
- Screes on steep, shady, humid slopes
- Peatland floras
Ecological Role
- Anastrophyllum donianum is a component of Atlantic moss and liverwort communities.
- It is a characteristic species of certain peatland floras.
Further Information
- Discover Life provides information about the biology, natural history, ecology, identification, and distribution of Anastrophyllum donianum.
- Tropicos database (data supplied on 2012-04-18).
- NYBG Virtual Herbarium.
- Musum national d'Histoire naturelle.