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Ptilidium pulcherrimum (PL rzęsiak piękny, EN tree fringewort). Kicin, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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A nice natural composition: Frullania dilatata, some mosses, and a downy feather for a final touch. Zielonka Forest, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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Hylocomiadelphus triquetrus. Zielonka Forest, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#mchy #mosses #Bryophyta #bryology

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Lophocolea bidentata #liverworts and Polytrichum piliferum #mosses. Kicin/Czerwonak, Wielkopolska (western Poland)
#wątrobowce #mchy #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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Frullania dilatata. Kicin, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#wątrobowce #liverworts #Marchantiophyta #mszaki #Bryophytes #bryology

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Marchesinia mackaii from south Co. Down growing on the ancient tropical seabed geology - new site record and the 1st record for the county since the 1930s it seems! Neckera complanata in association and a new hectad for that too, more used to seeing it on trees

@bbsbryology.bsky.social

#bryology

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Frullania dilatata and Radula complanata (with a variety of mosses). Kicin, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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Metzgeria furcata. Zielonka Forest, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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Now found in 5 Irish counties as of yesterday from Cos. Louth/Armagh and this marks the first for the east coast!

Phenologically has been recorded In July, September, October and March

#fungifriends #ireland #bryology #liverwort

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A classic black-and-white studio portrait of American botanist Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton in her middle age, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century. She is shown in a three-quarter view, facing slightly to the side with a calm, intelligent, and resolute expression. Her dark hair is neatly pinned up, and she wears a high-necked dark dress or blouse with a light lace or ruffled collar and a dark jacket or shawl. The soft lighting and plain dark background emphasize her dignified presence and scholarly demeanor. The image highlights her legacy as a leading authority on North American mosses, advocate for plant conservation (including the creation of the New York Botanical Garden's moss collection), and one of the first prominent women in U.S. botany.

A classic black-and-white studio portrait of American botanist Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton in her middle age, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century. She is shown in a three-quarter view, facing slightly to the side with a calm, intelligent, and resolute expression. Her dark hair is neatly pinned up, and she wears a high-necked dark dress or blouse with a light lace or ruffled collar and a dark jacket or shawl. The soft lighting and plain dark background emphasize her dignified presence and scholarly demeanor. The image highlights her legacy as a leading authority on North American mosses, advocate for plant conservation (including the creation of the New York Botanical Garden's moss collection), and one of the first prominent women in U.S. botany.

A vintage black-and-white photograph of botanist and bryologist Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton, taken around 1886 when she was in her early 30s. She is seated outdoors on a wooden porch or veranda surrounded by dense forest trees, leaning forward intently over a small table. She wears a long dark Victorian-style dress with a patterned bodice and full skirt, her dark hair styled in an updo. Her left hand rests on a microscope looking through the viewfinder. There are books, papers, and possibly plant samples nearby. The serene outdoor setting and her focused posture capture her dedication to the study of mosses and liverworts, reflecting her early career as a pioneering woman in American botany and co-founder of the Sullivant Moss Society (now the American Bryological and Lichenological Society).

A vintage black-and-white photograph of botanist and bryologist Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton, taken around 1886 when she was in her early 30s. She is seated outdoors on a wooden porch or veranda surrounded by dense forest trees, leaning forward intently over a small table. She wears a long dark Victorian-style dress with a patterned bodice and full skirt, her dark hair styled in an updo. Her left hand rests on a microscope looking through the viewfinder. There are books, papers, and possibly plant samples nearby. The serene outdoor setting and her focused posture capture her dedication to the study of mosses and liverworts, reflecting her early career as a pioneering woman in American botany and co-founder of the Sullivant Moss Society (now the American Bryological and Lichenological Society).

Elizabeth Britton died #OTD in 1934 & was a titan of #botany.

She co-founded the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) & the Sullivant Moss Society. A premier bryologist, she published 346 total papers (170 specific to mosses) & described 6 families for the Flora of America. #WomenInSTEM #bryology (1/2)

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Revisiting the Pellia sensu lato complex: an integrative review of taxonomic revision, phylogeny, and molecular biology The genus Pellia sensu lato, a crucial early lineage in land plant phylogeny, has long presented a significant taxonomic challenge. This stemmed from its high phenotypic plasticity and a limited numbe...

Our latest paper, "Revisiting the Pellia sensu lato complex: an integrative review of taxonomic revision, phylogeny, and molecular biology," is now out in ASBP. It’s my final publication affiliated with the Dept. of Botany.
Check it out: www.journalssystem.com/asbp/Revisit...
#Bryology #Liverworts

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Four common #mosses from my area (Kicin, western Poland): Plagiomnium affine, Polytrichum formosum, Atrichum undulatum, and Dicranum cf. scoparium.
#mchy #Bryophyta #bryophytes #mszaki #bryology #mossfriends

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Frullania dilatata. Kicin, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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Three nice #liverworts from Zielonka Forest, Wielkopolska (western Poland). Metzgeria furcata, Frullania dilatata, and Radula complanata.
#Marchantiophyta #wątrobowce #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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All the rain we've had lately has been good for the moss gardens growing in my plant pots...

#photo #photography #moss #bryology #churchill #oxfordshire

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Ya se puede descargar el volumen completo de BSEB con los artículos publicados en 2025 y nuevas secciones. Esperamos que os guste!

www.briologia.es/boletines/Vo...

#bryology #IamaBotanist

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Difficult to photo on a wall soaked by a cascade of running water from a leaking pipe outside Dobbies Garden World #BuryStEdmunds #Suffolk. Could this be Myriocoleopsis minutissima, Minute Pouncewort? 🤔
#Bryophytes #Bryology #BonkersForBryophytes

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Frullania dilatata. Zielonka Forest, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #mszaki #bryology

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A very orange baby roughskin newt (Taricha granulosa) is walking over a compact tuft of green moss on a rain-wet grey rock. The baby newt's eye gleams gold on its top half, and black beneath. The baby's orange body is partially transparent as it is backlit by the low winter sun, so various innards show as black blobs inside the newt's abdomen. In other newts this life stage is called an eft, but none of my guidebooks use this term for roughskin newts, I wonder why?

A very orange baby roughskin newt (Taricha granulosa) is walking over a compact tuft of green moss on a rain-wet grey rock. The baby newt's eye gleams gold on its top half, and black beneath. The baby's orange body is partially transparent as it is backlit by the low winter sun, so various innards show as black blobs inside the newt's abdomen. In other newts this life stage is called an eft, but none of my guidebooks use this term for roughskin newts, I wonder why?

A baby roughskin newt on moss; an old photo. One of many moved off the road over the years, as they migrate from natal ponds to the winter forest to forage. Somewhere I have a video of this little one's climb from my hand up the rock to this summit.
#moss #bryology #newt #taricha #herps

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Brede church with a group of wet bryologists looking at the walls and trying to avoid the very slippery path

Brede church with a group of wet bryologists looking at the walls and trying to avoid the very slippery path

View of the river Brede from Brede churchyard. The river is very high and nearby fields flooded

View of the river Brede from Brede churchyard. The river is very high and nearby fields flooded

Moss hunting in the rain at Brede in Sussex. The first thing Graeme said to me was "I've come bryologising by mistake"

#bryology #bryophytes

@bbsbryology.bsky.social

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Sullington church

Sullington church

Orthotrichum anomalum

Orthotrichum anomalum

Neckera smithii

Neckera smithii

Seligeria calycina

Seligeria calycina

A few pictures from yesterday's bryology field meeting to Sullington, on the South Downs in Sussex. A Saxon church, with Orthotrichum anomalum and Neckera smithii on the gravestones, and Seligeria calycina on chalk

@bbsbryology.bsky.social
#bryology #bryophytes

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#BOTLAND #Bryology #Bryophytes #Mosses #Fieldwork #Biodiversity #BalearicIslands #PlantScience #Botany #Science

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Photo through a dissection scope showing a few branches of a small moss with tiny, ovate and slightly cup-shaped leaves.

Photo through a dissection scope showing a few branches of a small moss with tiny, ovate and slightly cup-shaped leaves.

Tiny living green beings, all around us. This miniature world is so gorgeous. The leaves of this #moss from the base of a tree trunk are not even 0.5 mm long. I am still trying to ID it to species. #bryology #nature #moss-streak2026 #iNaturalist #microscopy

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Radula complanata. Kicin, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #bryology

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Metzgeria furcata. Kicin, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #bryology

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Frullania dilatata. Kicin, Wielkopolska (western Poland).
#liverworts #wątrobowce #Marchantiophyta #Bryophytes #bryology

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🌿 New bryological records reports new provincial records for 14 taxa in A Coruña, Ciudad Real, Guadalajara, Lugo, Madrid, Palencia and Zamora. Valuable data for chorology and bryophyte conservation.
#Bryology #Chorology #Botany #Bryophyte

www.briologia.es/boletines/Vo...

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🎓 Academic works includes abstracts of 3 Master’s theses and 1 PhD dissertation, authored by Elías Alcalde, Hamideh Hassannezhaddivkolaei, Paloma Martínez-Boix and Javier Roldán, reflecting emerging scholars in the field.
#Bryology #Botany #Thesis #Science

www.briologia.es/boletines/Vo...

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📘 The 59th volume of the Bulletin of the Spanish Bryological Society is now complete with the publication of the sections Academic works and New bryological records. Two contributions highlighting current research activity in bryology.
#Bryology #IamaBotanisr

www.briologia.es/boletines/Vo...

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A cluster of Ardingly Sandstone outcrops in woodland near Danehill

A cluster of Ardingly Sandstone outcrops in woodland near Danehill

Sandstone cliffs with a waterfall (barely visible), and many bryophytes growing on the rocks

Sandstone cliffs with a waterfall (barely visible), and many bryophytes growing on the rocks

Leucobryum juniperoideum on the sandstone, a species that is now understood to be very rare in Sussex. See Ottley, T., Kučera, J., Blockeel, T., & Langton, J. (2023). A molecular and morphological study of Leucobryum in Britain and Europe: The presence of L. albidum (P.Beauv.) Lindb. Confirmed. Journal of Bryology, 45(1), 1–29. https://doi.org/10.1080/03736687.2023.2188389

Leucobryum juniperoideum on the sandstone, a species that is now understood to be very rare in Sussex. See Ottley, T., Kučera, J., Blockeel, T., & Langton, J. (2023). A molecular and morphological study of Leucobryum in Britain and Europe: The presence of L. albidum (P.Beauv.) Lindb. Confirmed. Journal of Bryology, 45(1), 1–29. https://doi.org/10.1080/03736687.2023.2188389

Leucobryum albidum on Sweet Chestnut stump

Leucobryum albidum on Sweet Chestnut stump

A nice sandrock site in Sussex, abouot ten minutes' drive from the house, with Leucobyrum juniperoideum on the rocks, and L. albidum on the Sweet Chestnut stumps #bryology

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