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On rock in seasonal creek in dappled shade. Identified by Jim Shevock and David Toren, though apparently it will have a new name sometime soon.
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Cressa truxillensisObservador
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what the heck! cressa in a crevice
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Plantas (Reino Plantae)Observador
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There are a few things in this photo, I'm most curious about the moss I'm pointing to in the second photo.
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Género PtychostomumObservador
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soil puddle with Lythrum hyssopifolia
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Pozo La Panza ohv rd, Los Padres National Forest. Keyed out by John Game
update- John has identified 2 entosthodon's in this area. the other is Entosthodon california. I personally have not keyed out my specimen yet to determine which one this is but i will update this when i get the chance to id mine!
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Hedwigia stellataObservador
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Relatively large, acrocarpous moss, very light grey-green when dry - almost skeletal looking. Leaves neatly overlapping when dry, spreading and concave when wet. Leaves white (hyaline) and tapered at tip. Perichaetial leaves surrounding immersed sporophyte capsules have very long marginal cilia. Papillae on laminal cells are highly branched with those branches of irregular lengths. Papillae on hyaline cells have some small low papillae and some long spiky papillae. Growing on sloping side of boulder, fairly exposed but in some shade of other boulders and oaks.
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JC1368 on granitic rocks and in gravel in understory of Cercocarpus
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Imbribryum miniatumObservador
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This moss looked a bit like Silvery Bryum, but the color was definitely off. I looked through the Bryum genus and found B. miniatum on iNat, with observations from the Pacific Northwest. Per https://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/get_moss_treatment.pl?taxon=Bryum%20miniatum it’s also present in CA. @mossgeek, what do you think?
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Bryum erythrolomaObservador
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JC1730 growing on soil above riparian course, very shaded and protected from shrubs and trees above. Coast live oak dominant woodland.
Leaves decurrent, plant red-green, rhizoidal tubers crimson to red-brown.
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Família BryaceaeObservador
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I occasionally find these cute little balls of moss on the patio. I finally figured out that they are washing down the rain gutter. Just had a big rain.
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Falcão-Do-Tanoeiro (Accipiter cooperii)Observador
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Excuse me sir, my car is too big for you to eat
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Location skewed for protection. With Wayne Armstrong. This population was previously identified by Wayne. He has posted a website all about it which also shows the spores.
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Bryum lanatumObservador
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JC1751A growing on W facing soil bank above riparian course. Soil clayey with some cobble.
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Syntrichia sucrosaObservador
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JC2074 growing on Schist rock out crop along Sierra Pelona ridge line. Hydroids present, plant dioicous, laminal cells 9-14 microns in diameter.
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March Air Reserve Base. Seasonal/vernal pool area surrounding weight station platform.
Leaves showing orange color were K+ Orange
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Weissia controversaObservador
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Small yellowish-green cushions, spirally contorted dry; margins usually inrolled upwards; basal cells rectangular; costa excurrent; weedy
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Amblyodon dealbatusObservador
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MDP 1287b. Attached to vertical sod overhanging creek (0-10 in above water) on N-NW facing aspects of bank. Sod composed of organic material, living (roots) and dead. Mostly full shade. Heavily mixed collection, but with many putative A. dealbatus sporophytes. Photos from two separate clumps which are a part of the same collection.
ID tentative and pending confirmation from specimen at California Academy of Sciences (CAS).
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Género SphinctrinaObservador
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Growing on Tephromela, still need key to species.
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JC2622 growing on bark at the base of a black oak. Specimen was kind of sad, habitat may be suboptimal.
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Didymodon nevadensisObservador
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On sandy ground, partial shade, edge of arroyo
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Zanderella purpureaObservador
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Quite sturdy, fairly broad lanceolate leaves on this moss. Under the microscope you can see that its leaves are two cell layers thick unlike most mosses whose leaves are a single cell layer thick.
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Ordem HypnalesObservador
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Growing on shaded, NE facing serpentine rock wall.
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Bestia longipesObservador
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Really cool moss growing on vertical concrete wall of water diversion above riparian course
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Bartramia strictaObservador
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Hypothesis at the moment. Growing on soil over rock, well shaded, stems erect, leaves erect when dry.
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On large boulders in riparian course. Mostly in underhangs that are well shaded and moist.
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Geheebia tophaceaObservador
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syn. Didymodon tophaceus. Growing on granitic & conglomerate boulder about a seep.
