Radula obtusiloba
Marchantiophyta
Radula obtusiloba (Radulaceae)
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Infrequent
Distinguishing Features
A luxuriant and infrequent species of wet coasts and exceedingly moist canyon microhabitats, R. obtusiloba is a much branched plant with triangular shoots 5-10 cm long and free from the rocks and logs from which they typically grow. Up close, you should see branches emerging out of every leaf along the main stem, producing a feather-like form.
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Habitat
Moist to wet, shady rock outcrops, cliffs, and occasionally humus and decayed wood in the lowland and montane zones; infrequent in coastal BC.
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