Takakia
plant genus
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characteristics and classification
- Inbryophyte: General features
, the liverwortTakakia). The shoot may or may not appear flattened. The phyllids are usually attached by an expanded base and are mainly one cell thick. Many mosses, however, possess one or more midribs several cells in thickness. The phyllids of bryophytes generally lack vascular tissue and…
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Andreaeobryum, andTakakia, and probably fewer than 100 species in the entire subclass. Until recently, the genusTakakia (2 species) was considered a liverwort rather than a moss, and its classification remains less than perfectly understood. Subclass Sphagnidae Sporophytes lacking a seta; subspherical sporangium opening by a…
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