Funaria hygrometrica
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5729519 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7577112 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03BD8791-4855-FF84-FC97-D13FFCD01CF6 |
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Funaria hygrometrica |
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Funaria hygrometrica View in CoL .
The formation of the capsule of this interesting moss deviates only a little in not very important factors from the foregoing described.
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As is known, in the lower part of the capsule is as a connection between the columella and the seta formed of a delicate tissue that consists of conferve-like, branched filaments, as I described and drew above under Gymnostomum pyriforme . In the upper part appear also sixteen peristome cells, their outer membranes, however, are not as strongly thickened as in Aulacomnium , but their horizontal separating walls show, by a relatively strong and elongate thickening on the inner side, broad lamellae or projections (Tab. LXII. Fig. 24 View Fig ). The inner wall of the peristome cells below show a fairly regular thickening, above they constrict to a nearly cylindrical, terete cord, in juxtaposition to the cord on the outer wall (Tab. LXIII. Fig. 25, 26, 27 View Fig . tt.).
The cells of the annulus are very large and are similar to that of Aulacomnium palustre .
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Particularly remarkable is a ring-like structure consisting of two layers of cells each composed of horizontally somewhat flattened cells, and connecting the base of the peristome with the outer capsule wall; the cells are dotted, rough, and at the maturity of the capsule coloured brownish-yellow; the wart-like knobs are arranged in regular rows thus, at a low magnification, appearing as spiral thickenings, see Tab. LXII. Fig. 24. y View Fig .
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