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Patches on concrete surface.
Prefers very exposed rocky (in this case concrete) substrates high in pH. Credit to Miles Berkey.
What are your thoughts? Yikes! Shameful error!!
Miles, BioOne.org had a description of Schistidium viride that sounds familiar. What is your thoughts?
Thanks! And, I am looking up Schistidium now. Again, I appreciate your time.
Okay, this looks like a species of Schistidium. This genus prefers very exposed rocky (in this case concrete) substrates, high in pH. Check out the Schistidium genus. Good job with taking numerous photos.
Spotted on Feb 27, 2014 Submitted on Feb 27, 2014
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What are your thoughts? Yikes! Shameful error!!
Miles, BioOne.org had a description of Schistidium viride that sounds familiar. What is your thoughts?
Thanks! And, I am looking up Schistidium now. Again, I appreciate your time.
Okay, this looks like a species of Schistidium. This genus prefers very exposed rocky (in this case concrete) substrates, high in pH. Check out the Schistidium genus. Good job with taking numerous photos.