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Dicranum scoparium
1 Minerals
2 Bacteria
3 Plants
4 Animals
5 Humans
Kingdom
3
Plants
1 Archaeoplastidae
2 Cryptogamae
3 Bryophyta
4 Pteridophyta
5 Gymnospermae
6 Angiospermae
7 Fungi
Phylum
3
Bryophyta
1 Anthocerotophyta
2 Marchantiophyta
3 Bryanae
Class
3
Bryanae
1 Takakiidae
2 Dicranidae
3 Bryidae
Subclass
2
Dicranidae
1 Polytrichales
Phase
1
Polytrichales
1 Polytrichaceae
2 Funariales
3 Ephemeraceae
4 Pottiaceae
5 Ditrichaceae
6 Dicranaceae
7 Leucobryaceae
Subphase
6
Dicranaceae
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0 Aongstroemia longipes
0 Arctoa fulvella
0 Cynodontium fallax
0 Dichodontium palustre
0 Dicranella cerviculata
0 Dicranodontium asperulum
0 Dicranoweisia cirrata
0 Dicranum scoparium
0 Kiaeria blyttii
0 Octodiceras fontanum
0 Oncophorus virens
0 Oreoweisia bruntonii
0 Paraleucobryum longifolium
0 Pseudephemerum nitidum
0 Trematodon ambiguus
11 Dicranum undulatum
12 Campylopus introflexus
16 Fissidens taxifolius
Stage
0
Author
Jan Scholten
Type
Remedy
Chapter
3-332.12.__
Book
Book
Fairylike mosses
Family
Dicranaceae
3-332.12.__:
Dicranum scoparium
English: Broom forkmoss; Wind-blown mosses; Fork mosses.
Botany
: densely packed clumps; stems may fork, but do not branch, upright single but packed together.
Region: worldwide; in Jack pine or Red pine stands.