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Vascular plants – Nonvascular plants

Vascular:

  1. Aconitum delphinifolium

    1. Aconitum delphinifoliumAconitum delphinifolium
      Original image
      Anchorage Area Plant Species
      Image author: Arley Muth
      Monkshood is a tall plant that grows from 2 to 4 feet tall. The leaves are deeply divided, usually into 5 parts and each of those parts is then divided again into 3 parts. The flowers are purple to dark blue and are helmet shaped. Monkshood is common in woodlands and meadows. Do not eat monkshood, it is very poisonous!!
      Spring 2005, Anchorage Alaska

  1. Aconitum delphinifolium var. paradoxum

    1. Aconitum delphinifoliumAconitum delphinifolium
      Original image
      MorphBank
      Image author: Stephanie Ickert-Bond ©

      January 2008, University of Alaska Museum of the North

  1. Aconogonon tripterocarpum

    1. Aconogonon tripterocarpumAconogonon tripterocarpum
      Original image
      New York Botanical Garden
      Image author: J. Small ©
      Pressed plant, collected by J. Small with C. Wright, 1853-1856, Okhotsk Sea; Herbarium of the U. S. North Pacific Exploring Expedition
    2. Aconogonon tripterocarpumAconogonon tripterocarpum
      Original image
      Vernadsky
      Image author: unknown
      (page is in Russian)

  1. Alnus viridis subsp. fruticosa

    1. Alnus viridisAlnus viridis
      Original image
      Field Guide to South East Pacific, The Antarctic Peninsula, Kamchatka & the Baltic Sea
      Image author: Dirk Schories ©
      Tall shrub.
      Kamchatka, Russia, 8/29/04
    2. Alnus viridisAlnus viridis
      Original image
      Field Guide to South East Pacific, The Antarctic Peninsula, Kamchatka & the Baltic Sea
      Image author: Dirk Schories ©
      Tree
      Kamchatka, Russia, 8/29/04
    3. Alnus viridisAlnus viridis
      Original image
      Field Guide to South East Pacific, The Antarctic Peninsula, Kamchatka & the Baltic Sea
      Image author: Dirk Schories ©
      Young female catkins (cones).
      Kamchatka, Russia, 8/29/04

  1. Alnus viridis subsp. crispa

    1. Alnus viridisAlnus viridis
      Original image
      Institute of Arctic Biology Greenhouse
      Image author: Heather McIntyre ©
      Fairbanks, AK; grown from field collected seed; UAF IAB greenhouse

  1. Alopecurus

    1. AlopecurusAlopecurus
      Original image
      Global Change Research Group at San Diego State University
      Image author: Joe Verfaillie ©
      Photographs, 2000. Flowering plant; Alpine Foxtail, Alopecurus alpinus, example species
      near Barrow, AK, USA

  1. Alopecurus borealis

    1. Alopecurus borealisAlopecurus borealis
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Mollie MacCormac ?
      Close-up of inflorescence. Fox tail-like inflorescence with prominent stigmas in uppermost flowers and fertile anthers in lower flowers. Nunavut, Ellesmere Island, Scoresby Bay 79?53'N, 71?33'W. Aiken 98-022. Canada.
      Close-up of plant
    2. Alopecurus borealisAlopecurus borealis
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: G. Steel ?
      Laboratory specimen. Nunavut, Cornwallis Island, Resolute Bay, plant from tundra adjacent to Polar Continental Shelf Project station, Aiken 93-082. (CAN). Photographed by G. Steel, August 1993.
    3. Alopecurus borealisAlopecurus borealis
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Mollie MacCormac ?
      Plant habitat. Plants growing in wet, highly calcareous silt as many relatively isolated single stems. Nunavut, Ellesmere Island, Scoresby Bay, 79?53'N, 71?33'W. S.G. Aiken 98-022. Canada.

  1. Andromeda polifolia

    1. Andromeda polifoliaAndromeda polifolia
      Original image
      Alaska Geobotany Center
      Image author: M.K. Raynolds ©

      Toolik Field Station, Alaska, USA: July, 2007
    2. Andromeda polifoliaAndromeda polifolia
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Markku Savela ©

      FINLAND: Li: Utsjoki Ailigas, 775:50, 6.7.1997.
    3. Andromeda polifoliaAndromeda polifolia
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Jan Wesenberg ©

      Nordre Land: Synnfjorden. 2004.
    4. Andromeda polifoliaAndromeda polifolia
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Norman Hagen ©

      Skien: Orsjǿmyra. 2003.

  1. Androsace chamaejasme

    1. Androsace chamaejasmeAndrosace chamaejasme
      Original image
      Alaska Rock Garden Society
      Image author: Frank G. Pratt ©

      11/7/04
    2. Androsace chamaejasmeAndrosace chamaejasme
      Original image
      Androsace Group
      Image author: Pam Eveleigh ©

    3. Androsace chamaejasmeAndrosace chamaejasme
      Original image
      Plant Pictures
      Image author: Thomas Schoepke ©
      Inflorescence
      European Alps, Kleinwalsertal, Austria
    4. Androsace chamaejasmeAndrosace chamaejasme
      Original image
      Plant Pictures
      Image author: Thomas Schoepke ©
      Whole plant
      Alpes Maritimes, Vallon d' Empuonrame, France
    5. Androsace chamaejasmeAndrosace chamaejasme
      Original image
      Wildflowers & Scenery of the Canadian Rockies
      Image author: Barbara J. Collins ©

      Canadian Rockies

  1. Anemone drummondii

    1. Anemone drummondiiAnemone drummondii
      Original image
      Bragg Creek: Kananaskis
      Image author: unknown
      buttercup, Early June - Mid July
    2. Anemone drummondiiAnemone drummondii
      Original image
      Flicker (Brewbooks: Hikes06 Iron Peak 21 July)
      Image author: unknown
      On serpentine rock and soil on Iron Peak ~6150 feet
      July 2006, Washington State
    3. Anemone drummondiiAnemone drummondii
      Original image
      USFS: Celebrating Wildflowers: Pacific Southwest
      Image author: Steve Matson

      2005, Lake Tahoe

  1. Anemone parviflora

    1. Anemone parvifloraAnemone parviflora
      Original image
      Flora of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John E. Maunder ©

      Burnt Cape, limestone barrens, July 22, 2002.
    2. Anemone parvifloraAnemone parviflora
      Original image
      Flora of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John E. Maunder ©

      Watt's Point, limestone barrens, July 7, 2001.
    3. Anemone parvifloraAnemone parviflora
      Original image
      Magnar's Arctic Alpines & Perennials
      Image author: Magnar Aspaker ©

      planted in Mr. Aspaker's garden, Harstad, Norway 5/11/05

  1. Anemone richardsonii

    1. Anemone richardsoniiAnemone richardsonii
      Original image
      Magnar's Arctic Alpines & Perennials
      Image author: Magnar Aspaker ©

      (collected from?) Talkieme mts, Alaska; in Mr. Aspaker's garden, Harstad, Norway, 5/11/06
    2. Anemone richardsoniiAnemone richardsonii
      Original image
      Magnar's Arctic Alpines & Perennials
      Image author: Magnar Aspaker ©

      (collected from?) Talkieme mts, Alaska; in Mr. Aspaker's garden, Harstad, Norway, 5/11/06
    3. Anemone richardsoniiAnemone richardsonii
      Original image
      Manzanita Image Project
      Image author: Jules Strauss, © California Academy of Sciences

      Glacier Bay, AK, USA, 7/76
    4. Anemone richardsoniiAnemone richardsonii
      Original image
      Efloras.org, Flora of North America, Ranunculaceae
      Image author: Flora of North America Assoc. ©
      Fullsize drawing includes <em>A. richardsonii, A. canadensis</em>, and <em>A. patens</em> var. <em>multifida</em>; 300 px wide image <em>A. richardsonii</em>; 100 px image flower of <em>A. richardsonii</em>
    5. Anemone richardsoniiAnemone richardsonii
      Original image
      Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
      Image author: Phyllis Weyand ©

      AK, USA, 1993

  1. Antennaria alpina

    1. Antennaria alpinaAntennaria alpina
      Original image
      Flora and Fauna Northwest
      Image author: Paul Slichter ©

      Mt. Adams, OR, USA; 2005
    2. Antennaria alpinaAntennaria alpina
      Original image
      Norwegian Botanical Association
      Image author: Egil Michaelsen ©

      ST Oppdal: Åmdalen. 2003.
    3. Antennaria alpinaAntennaria alpina
      Original image
      www.hlasek.com
      Image author: Josef Hlasek ©

  1. Antennaria friesiana

    1. Antennaria friesianaAntennaria friesiana
      Original image
      Carla's Garden: Tuinpanten/Gardenplants
      Image author: Carla Beltgens

      Southern Netherlands, Zone 7, home garden

  1. Anticlea elegans

    1. Anticlea elegansAnticlea elegans
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Margaret Williams ©

    2. Anticlea elegansAnticlea elegans
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Margaret Williams ©

    3. Anticlea elegansAnticlea elegans
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Margaret Williams ©

    4. Anticlea elegansAnticlea elegans
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Margaret Williams ©

    5. Anticlea elegansAnticlea elegans
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Mary Clay Stensvold ©

      Mouth of Endicott River, Lynn Canal, Southeast Alaska

  1. Arctagrostis latifolia (R. Br.) Griseb.

    1. Arctagrostis latifoliaArctagrostis latifolia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: K. Clarkin ?
      Inflorescence at anthesis.
      Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada
    2. Arctagrostis latifoliaArctagrostis latifolia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: K. Clarkin ?
      Single plant with inflorescences
      Plants collected in Nunavut, Baffin Island, Iqaluit, Aiken 94-022, Canada

  1. Arctophila fulva

    1. Arctophila fulvaArctophila fulva
      Original image
      Alaska Geobotany Center
      Image author: M.K. Raynolds ©

      Toolik Field Station, Alaska, USA: July, 2007
    2. Arctophila fulvaArctophila fulva
      Original image
      Alaska Geobotany Center
      Image author: M.K. Raynolds ©

      Toolik Field Station, Alaska, USA: July, 2007
    3. Arctophila fulvaArctophila fulva
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Steve Stephens ?
      Herbarium specimen, large plant.
      Canada. Nunavut, Victoria Island, Cambridge Bay, 1962, Canada.
    4. Arctophila fulvaArctophila fulva
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Aiken and Brysting ?
      Plants in habitat. Tall dominant plants with somewhat succulent stems and distinctly distichous leaves, growing in a wet meadow; leaves emerging above water.
      Southampton Island, Coral Harbour. Canada

  1. Arctous

    1. ArctousArctous
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      <em>Arctous alpina</em>, example species
      Caribou Island, Battle Harbour, Labrador, Canada. Arctic-alpine heath. 7/30/03.
    2. ArctousArctous
      Original image
      www.hlasek.com
      Image author: Josef Hlasek ©
      <em>Arctous alpina</em>, example species

  1. Arctous alpina

    1. Arctous alpinaArctous alpina
      Original image
      Field Guide to South East Pacific, The Antarctic Peninsula, Kamchatka &amp; the Baltic Sea
      Image author: Dirk Schories ©
      Red leaves in autumn.
      Kamchatka, Russia, 8/29/04
    2. Arctous alpinaArctous alpina
      Original image
      Geobotanica Pacifica
      Image author: Pavel Krestov ©
      Close-up of red leaves and dark berries in autumn

  1. Arctous rubra

    1. Arctous rubraArctous rubra
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      Flower and leaves.
      Lower Cove, northeast of Big Brook, Newfoundland. Limestone heath. July 4, 2002. Canada.
    2. Arctous rubraArctous rubra
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: J.M. Gillett ?
      Plants turning bright red in fall, 1981. Patch of Red Bearberry.
      N.W.T., Banks Island, on slope at Sachs River delta across from Sachs Harbour. Plants growing on a hillside, 28 July 1981, Canada.

  1. Arnica angustifolia

    1. Arnica angustifoliaArnica angustifolia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: J.M. Gillett ?
      lanceolate basal leaves ... caudex and taproot present ... rhizomatous ... Blades abaxial surface with sessile glands ... Involucral bracts present ... the Gwich'in call this plant dandelion and use the floewrs to make tea. The Elders say that it is good for some stomach ailments.
      July 1981, on sandy beach, Northwest Territories, Tuktoyaktuk, Canada
    2. Arnica angustifoliaArnica angustifolia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Aiken and Mallory ?
      young buds. Single flowering heads more common
      July 2002, Nunavut, Baffin Island, Iqaluit Canada
    3. Arnica angustifoliaArnica angustifolia
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: G.A. Cooper ©

      Portage Glacier, Alaska

  1. Arnica griscomii Frenald subsp. frigida

    1. Arnica griscomiiArnica griscomii
      Original image
      Flickr (travelingwild: beauty and spectacle)
      Image author: unknown

      Denali, Alaska

  1. Artemisia spp.

    1. ArtemisiaArtemisia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: unknown
      Example species: <em>Artemisia tilesii</em> Ledeb. subsp. <em>tilesii</em>; Inflorescence of capulitula in bud, borne in the axils of leaves.

  1. Artemisia arctica

    1. Artemisia arcticaArtemisia arctica
      Original image
      CalPhotos, UC Berkeley
      Image author: Br. Alfred Brousseau ©

      Toward Kaiser Peak, Fresno County, CA, USA
    2. Artemisia arcticaArtemisia arctica
      Original image
      CalPhotos, UC Berkeley
      Image author: Br. Alfred Brousseau ©

      Toward Kaiser Peak, Fresno County, CA, USA

  1. Artemisia borealis

    1. Artemisia borealisArtemisia borealis
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Markku Savela ©

      8/17/1996, Finland, Ka, Hamina
    2. Artemisia borealisArtemisia borealis
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Harri Arkkio ©

      8/13/2005, Meltti, Hamina, Finland
    3. Artemisia borealisArtemisia borealis
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Harri Arkkio ©

      8/13/2005, Meltti, Hamina, Finland
    4. Artemisia borealisArtemisia borealis
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Markku Savela ©

      8/17/1996, Finland, Ka, Hamina
    5. Artemisia borealisArtemisia borealis
      Original image
      Vascular Plants of Poland
      Image author: Barbara ?otocka ©

      8/17/2003

  1. Artemisia senjavinensis

    1. Artemisia senjavinensisArtemisia senjavinensis
      Original image
      Institute of Arctic Biology Greenhouse
      Image author: Heather McIntyre ©

      Arctic Plant Collection. Collected from Sinik River, AK, USA, by Carolyn Parker, UA Museum, 2003.

  1. Artemisia tilesii ssp. tilesii

    1. Artemisia tilesiiArtemisia tilesii
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Aiken and Brysting ?
      Developing inflorescence, inflorescence of capulitua in bud, borne in the axils of leaves
      Canada, Northwest Territories, Tuktoyaktuk
    2. Artemisia tilesiiArtemisia tilesii
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: R. Elven ?
      Inflorescence in full flower
      July 1998, Seward Peninsula, Nome, Alaska
    3. Artemisia tilesiiArtemisia tilesii
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Aiken and Brysting ?
      Plant between the markers
      Canada, Northwest Territories, Tuktoyaktuk
    4. Artemisia tilesiiArtemisia tilesii
      Original image
      State of Alaska, Natural Resources, A Revegetation Manual For Alaska
      Image author: Stoney J. Wright
      ‘Caiggluk’ Tilesius’ wormwood was developed and released by the Alaska Plant Materials Center in 1989 as a reclamation species. This forb has a wide range of adaptations throughout Alaska
      1992, Alaska

  1. Astragalus alpinus

    1. Astragalus alpinusAstragalus alpinus
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Markku Savela ©

      FINLAND: Ks: Kuusamo J?k?l?nmutka, 3.7.1997
    2. Astragalus alpinusAstragalus alpinus
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Markku Savela ©

      FINLAND: Li: Utsjoki, 7/7/97

  1. Astragalus umbellatus

    1. Astragalus umbellatusAstragalus umbellatus
      Original image
      Alaska Rock Garden Society
      Image author: Frank G. Pratt ©
      Two flowering plants
      11/4/09
    2. Astragalus umbellatusAstragalus umbellatus
      Original image
      Wildflowers: A Closer Look
      Image author: Reny Parker ©
      Close-up of flowers
      Denali National Park, AK, USA, 6/25/02
    3. Astragalus umbellatusAstragalus umbellatus
      Original image
      Flora and Fauna Northwest
      Image author: Paul Slichter ©
      Close-up of flowers and leaves.
      Above Camp Denali, AK, USA, 6/22/02

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Nonvascular:

  1. Alectoria minuscula

    1. Alectoria minusculaAlectoria minuscula
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Einar Timdal ©

      Aug 2003, Storfjord, Troms, Norway

  1. Alectoria nigricans

    1. Alectoria nigricansAlectoria nigricans
      Original image
      Flora of Iceland
      Image author: Hörður Kristinsson ©

    2. Alectoria nigricansAlectoria nigricans
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Einar Timdal ©
      Close-up of thallus
      Sigdal 6/23/02
    3. Alectoria nigricansAlectoria nigricans
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Einar Timdal ©
      Close-up of thallus
      Sigdal, Norway, 6/22/98

  1. Alectoria ochroleuca

    1. Alectoria ochroleucaAlectoria ochroleuca
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Einar Timdal ©
      Close-up.
      Sigdal, Norway, 6/23/02
    2. Alectoria ochroleucaAlectoria ochroleuca
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Einar Timdal ©
      Site with lush growth.
      Vaagaa, Norway, 8/23/02
    3. Alectoria ochroleucaAlectoria ochroleuca
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Einar Timdal ©

      8/23/02 Vaagaa Norway
    4. Alectoria ochroleucaAlectoria ochroleuca
      Original image
      Lichen images
      Image author: Ulrich Kirschbaum ©
      Close-up.
      On alpine meadows. Thallus+- erect (<em>A. sarmentosa</em> is decumbent), up to 10 cm, yellowish-greenish (<em>A. nigricans</em> is darker); pseudocyphellae present. Cortex KC+ yellow (<em>A. nigricans</em> is KC+ red, <em>A. sarmentosa</em> KC- or KC+ red). Iceland.
    5. Alectoria ochroleucaAlectoria ochroleuca
      Original image
      Plant Gallery
      Image author: Leif & Anita Stridvall ©
      On alpine heath
      8/20/06 Sweden

  1. Anastrophyllum minutum

    1. Anastrophyllum minutumAnastrophyllum minutum
      Original image
      Steven L. Jessup, Ph.D.
      Image author: Steven Jessup ©
      Close-up. Figure 1a. Red Mountain plants shown at low magnification. The stems, including leaves, are about 1.0 mm in diameter.
      Jackson County, Oregon (42° 3' 6''N, 122° 50' 8''W), 7/7/95; Evansia 17(4): 137-140 Hepaticae of the Klamath Mountains I. <em>Anastrophyllum minutum</em> in the Siskiyou Mountains of Oregon and California. OR, USA.
    2. Anastrophyllum minutumAnastrophyllum minutum
      Original image
      Steven L. Jessup, Ph.D.
      Image author: Steven Jessup ©
      Magnified image of single leaf. Figure 3. Leaf of plant from the Black Butte collection. Note the equal acuminate lobes, the broad acute sinus, lack of under leaves, and subtransverse-succubus insertion. Leaf width in this image is about 0.5 mm.
      Del Norte County, California (41° 55' 16''N, 123° 36' 5''W), 6/13/95; Evansia 17(4): 137-140 Hepaticae of the Klamath Mountains I. <em>Anastrophyllum minutum</em> in the Siskiyou Mountains of Oregon and California, CA, OR, USA
    3. Anastrophyllum minutumAnastrophyllum minutum
      Original image
      Steven L. Jessup, Ph.D.
      Image author: Steven Jessup ©
      Magnified image of stem. Figure 1b. Red Mountain plant at slightly higher magnification showing stem leaves. Note the essentially transverse insertion of leaves. Leaves are typically strongly canaliculate. Distance between adjacent leaves is approximately 0.5 mm.
      Jackson County, Oregon (42° 3' 6''N, 122° 50' 8''W), 7/7/95; Evansia 17(4): 137-140 Hepaticae of the Klamath Mountains I. <em>Anastrophyllum minutum</em> in the Siskiyou Mountains of Oregon and California. OR, USA.

  1. Anthelia juratzkana

    1. Anthelia juratzkanaAnthelia juratzkana
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Anthelia juratzkanaAnthelia juratzkana
      Original image
      LiTOL: Assembling the Liverwort Tree of Life
      Image author: C. Davis
      growing like asphalt in an alpine meadow

  1. Arthrorhaphis alpina

    1. Arthrorhaphis alpinaArthrorhaphis alpina
      Original image
      Wikimedia Commons image
      Image author: Ed Uebel
      photograph of herbarium specimen taken through a dissecting microscope, x40
      1980, Growing on peat at the top of Whiteface Mountain, New York
    2. Arthrorhaphis alpinaArthrorhaphis alpina
      Original image
      Wikimedia Commons image
      Image author: Ed Uebel
      photograph of herbarium specimen taken through a dissecting microscope, x9.
      1980, Growing on peat at the top of Whiteface Mountain, New York

  1. Asahinea chrysantha

    1. Asahinea chrysanthaAsahinea chrysantha
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Reidar Haugan ©
      habitat
      1988, Porsanger, Norway
    2. Asahinea chrysanthaAsahinea chrysantha
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Einar Timdal ©

      1992, Yakutia, Russia
    3. Asahinea chrysanthaAsahinea chrysantha
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Reidar Haugan ©

      1988, Porsanger, Norway

  1. Aspicilia

    1. AspiciliaAspicilia
      Original image
      Plant Gallery
      Image author: Leif & Anita Stridvall ©
      Example species: <em>Aspicilia caesiocinerea</em>, crust with apothecia
      May 13, 2004; Sparlosa, Vastergotland, Sweden

  1. Aulacomnium palustre

    1. Aulacomnium palustreAulacomnium palustre
      Original image
      Photography &amp; Botanical Page
      Image author: Ilkka Korpela ©

      Finland
    2. Aulacomnium palustreAulacomnium palustre
      Original image
      Photography &amp; Botanical Page
      Image author: Ilkka Korpela ©

    3. Aulacomnium palustreAulacomnium palustre
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      2004. Pictures of Bryophytes from Europe [CD-ROM]. Published by the author.
    4. Aulacomnium palustreAulacomnium palustre
      Original image
      British Bryological Society
      Image author: British Bryological Society ©
      <em>Aulacomnium palustre</em> with gemmae
      Iceland, July 2002

  1. Aulacomnium turgidum

    1. Aulacomnium turgidumAulacomnium turgidum
      Original image
      Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      Close-up
      Europe, 2004

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