Heteroscyphus argutus

Species: Heteroscyphus argutus

English Name: Heteroscyphus

Chinese Name: 四齒異蔑苔

Family: Geocalycaceae

Description:

Irregularly branched, pastorate and delicate. Oil bodies 3-6 per cell, faintly grained.

Found on land cuttings, on rocks and on roots of higher plants near streams in forest areas.

© 2011 P. Lange
© 2011 P. Lange

 

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References:

–  Department of Gardens and Green Areas, Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau of Macao Special Administrative Region, South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Science 2005. Flora of Macao (Volume 1). Macao, SAR: Author

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