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Vascular plants – Nonvascular plants

Vascular:

  1. Dasiphora fruticosa

    1. Dasiphora fruticosaDasiphora fruticosa
      Original image
      Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks: Lewis & Clark's Legacy in Montana
      Image author: Drake Barton

    2. Dasiphora fruticosaDasiphora fruticosa
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Gary Monroe
      Harney County, Oregon
    3. Dasiphora fruticosaDasiphora fruticosa
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Patrick J. Alexander ©

    4. Dasiphora fruticosaDasiphora fruticosa
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database
      Image author: Steve Hurst

  1. Deschampsia

    1. DeschampsiaDeschampsia
      Original image
      Wisconsin State Herbarium
      Image author: Emmet J. Judzeiwicz ©
      Example species, <em>Deschampsia cespitosa</em>

  1. Deschampsia brevifolia

    1. Deschampsia brevifoliaDeschampsia brevifolia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: unknown
      Cultivated plant close-up of inflorescence. Plants brought from Ellesmere Island in 1991 and grown in Ottawa for three years. Photographed in 1994.
      Canada
    2. Deschampsia brevifoliaDeschampsia brevifolia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: unknown
      Cultivated plant. Plants brought from Ellesmere Island in 1991 and grown in Ottawa for three years. Note compact inflorescence of previous season's growth, and branching inflorescence in 1994's growth.
      Canada

  1. Deschampsia sukatschewii subsp. borealis

    1. Deschampsia sukatschewiiDeschampsia sukatschewii
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Aiken ?
      Herbarium specimen. Plants with inflorescence branches spreading at right angles to the inflorescence at anthesis.
      Nunavut, Baffin Island, Apex, Canada, 1989.
    2. Deschampsia sukatschewiiDeschampsia sukatschewii
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: K. Clarkin ?
      Laboratory photograph of whole plant. Plants forming a compact turf of fine, short leaves less than 5 cm high, and inflorescence branches that are compact before anthesis.
      Nunavut, Baffin Island, Iqaluit, Aiken, Canada

  1. Diapensia lapponica

    1. Diapensia lapponicaDiapensia lapponica
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      Alpine barren above cliffs.
      Cape St. Mary's, Newfoundland. July 26, 2001. Canada.
    2. Diapensia lapponicaDiapensia lapponica
      Original image
      Finnish Tree of Life
      Image author: Markku Savela ©

      FINLAND: Li: Utsjoki Ailigas, 6/7/97
    3. Diapensia lapponicaDiapensia lapponica
      Original image
      Magnar's Arctic Alpines &amp; Perennials
      Image author: Magnar Aspaker ©

      AK, USA
    4. Diapensia lapponicaDiapensia lapponica
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Steinar Moen ©

      ST Snillfjord: Storknubben, 2003

  1. Diapensia lapponica L. subsp. obovata

    1. Diapensia lapponicaDiapensia lapponica
      Original image
      Hike Japan: August 2006
      Image author: Tom Takano

      August 2006, Hokkaido, Japan

  1. Dodecatheon frigidum

    1. Dodecatheon frigidumDodecatheon frigidum
      Original image
      Wildflowers: A Closer Look
      Image author: Reny Parker ©

      Highway Pass, Denali National Park, AK, USA, 6/25/02
    2. Dodecatheon frigidumDodecatheon frigidum
      Original image
      Niebrugge Images
      Image author: Ron Niebrugge ©

    3. Dodecatheon frigidumDodecatheon frigidum
      Original image
      Dr. Steven J. Wolf
      Image author: Stephen J. Wolf ©

    4. Dodecatheon frigidumDodecatheon frigidum
      Original image
      Flora and Fauna Northwest
      Image author: Paul Slichter ©
      A close-up of the flower of Frigid Shooting Star on the upper slopes of Camp Ridge, above Camp Denali,
      Denali National Park, AK, USA, 6/22/02.
    5. Dodecatheon frigidumDodecatheon frigidum
      Original image
      Marshall Cultural Atlas
      Image author: Frank J. Keim
      This collection of student work is from Frank Keim's (keimuir@lycos.com, Upward Bound Instructor, Scammon Bay High School, spring 1983) classes. He has wanted to share these works for others to use as an example of Culturally-based curriculum and documentation. These documents have been OCR-scanned. These are available for educational use only.

  1. Draba

    1. DrabaDraba
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      <em>Draba nivalis</em> Lilj., example species; basal leaf rosettes, close up
      L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland. Cape Ardoise [= 'Round Head']. Limestone seepage. July 26, 2003.
    2. DrabaDraba
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      <em>Draba nivalis</em> Lilj., example species; branch of Fruiting Inflorescence, closeup
      L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland. Cape Ardoise [= 'Round Head']. Limestone seepage. July 26, 2003.
    3. DrabaDraba
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      <em>Draba nivalis</em> Lilj., example species; leaves, ultra close up
      L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland. Cape Ardoise [= 'Round Head']. Limestone seepage. July 26, 2003.
    4. DrabaDraba
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: René Charest ©
      <em>Draba nivalis</em> Lilj., example species; plant in late fruit
      Burnt Cape, Newfoundland. Limestone barrens. August 15, 1999.

  1. Draba alpina

    1. Draba alpinaDraba alpina
      Original image
      CalPhotos
      Image author: Gerald and Buff Corsi
      Krossfjorden, 14 of July Glacier (Norway)
      2002
    2. Draba alpinaDraba alpina
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Bjørn Erik Sandbakk

      2007, Colesdalen, Svalbard
    3. Draba alpinaDraba alpina
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Bjørn Erik Sandbakk

      2007, Colesdalen, Svalbard
    4. Draba alpinaDraba alpina
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Bjørn Erik Sandbakk

      2007, Colesdalen, Svalbard
    5. Draba alpinaDraba alpina
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Bjørn Erik Sandbakk

      2007, Colesdalen, Svalbard
    6. Draba alpinaDraba alpina
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Bjørn Erik Sandbakk

      2007, Colesdalen, Svalbard

  1. Draba lactea

    1. Draba lacteaDraba lactea
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Geir Arnesen

      2007, Generalfjella, Krossfjorden, Svalbard
    2. Draba lacteaDraba lactea
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Geir Arnesen

      2007, Generalfjella, Krossfjorden, Svalbard
    3. Draba lacteaDraba lactea
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Geir Arnesen

      2007, Generalfjella, Krossfjorden, Svalbard
    4. Draba lacteaDraba lactea
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Geir Arnesen

      2007, Generalfjella, Krossfjorden, Svalbard
    5. Draba lacteaDraba lactea
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Geir Arnesen

      2007, Generalfjella, Krossfjorden, Svalbard
    6. Draba lacteaDraba lactea
      Original image
      The Flora of Svalbard
      Image author: Geir Arnesen

      2007, Generalfjella, Krossfjorden, Svalbard

  1. Draba nivalis

    1. Draba nivalisDraba nivalis
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      Basal leaf rosettes.
      L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland. Cape Ardoise [= 'Round Head']. Limestone seepage. 7/26/03.
    2. Draba nivalisDraba nivalis
      Original image
      Flora of Iceland
      Image author: Hörður Kristinsson ©
      Close-up of plant
      1999

  1. Dryas

    1. DryasDryas
      Original image
      Niebrugge Images
      Image author: Ron Niebrugge ©
      <em>Dryas integrifolia</em>, example species
      Denali National Park, AK, USA; these images are for sale
    2. DryasDryas
      Original image
      Wildflower photography
      Image author: Thomas Kornack
      <em>Dryas octopetala</em>, example species
      Val d'Anniviers, Valais, Switzerland
    3. DryasDryas
      Original image
      Gartendatenbank
      Image author: unknown
      <em>Dryas octopetala</em>, example species
    4. DryasDryas
      Original image
      Flora of Northern Ireland, National Museums of Northern Ireland
      Image author: Ralph Forbes ©
      example species, <em>Dryas octopetala</em>. This is a Protected species in Northern Ireland under the Wildlife (NI) Order, 1985.

  1. Dryas drummondii

    1. Dryas drummondiiDryas drummondii
      Original image
      Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, University of Washington
      Image author: Jim Riley ©

      Jasper, Alberta, Canada
    2. Dryas drummondiiDryas drummondii
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: Nathalie Djan-Chékar ©
      Cliff base at top of scree.
      Raglan Head, Goose Arm, Bay of Islands, Canada. July 16, 2000.
    3. Dryas drummondiiDryas drummondii
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: John Maunder ©
      Gravel pit. Limestone area.
      Marble Mountain, Canada. July 17, 2002.
    4. Dryas drummondiiDryas drummondii
      Original image
      Digital Natural History of Newfoundland and Labrador
      Image author: Nathalie Djan-Chékar ©
      Limestone area above river. Alder/birch shrubbery.
      Humber Gorge, Canada

  1. Dryas integrifolia

    1. Dryas integrifoliaDryas integrifolia
      Original image
      Niebrugge Images
      Image author: Ron Niebrugge ©
      Close-up of flowers
    2. Dryas integrifoliaDryas integrifolia
      Original image
      Niebrugge Images
      Image author: Ron Niebrugge ©
      Close-up of flowers
    3. Dryas integrifoliaDryas integrifolia
      Original image
      Alaska Geobotany Center
      Image author: D.A. Walker ©

    4. Dryas integrifoliaDryas integrifolia
      Original image
      Alaska Geobotany Center
      Image author: D.A. Walker ©

  1. Dryas octopetala

    1. Dryas octopetalaDryas octopetala
      Original image
      Natural Light, gallery
      Image author: Luciano Gaudenzio ©

    2. Dryas octopetalaDryas octopetala
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Egil Michaelsen ©

      Oppdal: ?lmdalen, 2003
    3. Dryas octopetalaDryas octopetala
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Gunnar Bureid ©

      Meldal: Resfjellet, Trollheimen. 2003,
    4. Dryas octopetalaDryas octopetala
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Gunnar Bureid ©

      Meldal: Resfjellet, Trollheimen. 2003,
    5. Dryas octopetalaDryas octopetala
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Roger Johansen ©

      Hammerfest: Storfjellet

  1. Dryopteris expansa

    1. Dryopteris expansaDryopteris expansa
      Original image
      Ferns of New England
      Image author: Ilkka Korpela ©

    2. Dryopteris expansaDryopteris expansa
      Original image
      Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, CA, USA
      Image author: K.A. Wilson ©

    3. Dryopteris expansaDryopteris expansa
      Original image
      Ferns in Japan
      Image author: Chaca

    4. Dryopteris expansaDryopteris expansa
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Jan Wesenberg ©

      Eidsvoll: Feiring, 2002.
    5. Dryopteris expansaDryopteris expansa
      Original image
      Lichen Herbarium, Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
      Image author: Jan Wesenberg ©

  1. Dupontia

    1. DupontiaDupontia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: G. Steel ?
      <em>Dupontia psilosantha</em>, example species. Laboratory photograph. Plant considered 'psilosantha-like' because of spreading inflorescence and culm that is approximately twice as wide at the base, as near the inflorescence.
      Canada. Nunavut, Cornwallis Island, Aiken, 93-080. August 1993. Canada.
    2. DupontiaDupontia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Mark Mallory ?
      <em>Dupontia psilosantha</em>, example species. Variation in inflorescence appearance. Series of plants representing a range in panicle appearances (from compact to spreading with reflexed branches) collected within a mosaic of micro-habitats in an imperfectly drained area.
      Nunavut, Southampton Island, Salliq (Coral Harbour), near the fuel tank farm. Aiken and Brysting AB01-020. O. Canada.
    3. DupontiaDupontia
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Mark Mallory ?
      <em>Dupontia psilosantha</em>, example species. Variation in plant height. Series of plants representing a range in plant height (10-80 cm) collected within a mosaic of micro-habitats in an imperfectly drained area.
      Nunavut, Southampton Island, Salliq (Coral Harbour), near the fuel tank farm. Aiken and Brysting AB01-019. O. Canada.

  1. Dupontia fisheri

    1. Dupontia fisheriDupontia fisheri
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: G. Steel ?
      Laboratory photograph. Plant considered 'psilosantha-like' because of spreading inflorescence and culm that is approximately twice as wide at the base, as near the inflorescence.
      Canada. Nunavut, Cornwallis Island, Aiken, 93-080. August 1993. Canada.
    2. Dupontia fisheriDupontia fisheri
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Mark Mallory ?
      Variation in inflorescence appearance. Series of plants representing a range in panicle appearances (from compact to spreading with reflexed branches) collected within a mosaic of micro-habitats in an imperfectly drained area.
      Nunavut, Southampton Island, Salliq (Coral Harbour), near the fuel tank farm. Aiken and Brysting AB01-020. O. Canada.
    3. Dupontia fisheriDupontia fisheri
      Original image
      Flora of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
      Image author: Mark Mallory ?
      Variation in plant height. Series of plants representing a range in plant height (10-80 cm) collected within a mosaic of micro-habitats in an imperfectly drained area.
      Nunavut, Southampton Island, Salliq (Coral Harbour), near the fuel tank farm. Aiken and Brysting AB01-019. O. Canada.

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Nonvascular:

  1. Dactylina arctica

    1. Dactylina arcticaDactylina arctica
      Original image
      József Geml
      Image author: József Geml

      Toolik Field Station, Alaska, USA; July/August 2006
    2. Dactylina arcticaDactylina arctica
      Original image
      Alaska Geobotany Center
      Image author: D.A. Walker ©

    3. Dactylina arcticaDactylina arctica
      Original image
      Lichenological Society of Japan
      Image author: Wataru Abe ©
      Growing with lichens
      Kontakt Biological Station, near Kulu, Magadan Obl, Russia; 8/9/02
    4. Dactylina arcticaDactylina arctica
      Original image
      Lichens of North America
      Image author: Stephen & Sylvia Sharnoff ©
      Growing with mosses, on mossy tundra
      along Denali Highway, AK, USA

  1. Dicranoweisia crispula

    1. Dicranoweisia crispulaDicranoweisia crispula
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Dicranoweisia crispulaDicranoweisia crispula
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Dicranoweisia crispulaDicranoweisia crispula
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    4. Dicranoweisia crispulaDicranoweisia crispula
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Dicranum

    1. DicranumDicranum
      Original image
      BC Biodiversity
      Image author: Lyrae Emerson ©
      <em>Dicranum scoparium</em>, example species. This group was found in a mature forest growing on an old cedar log.
      Cliff Gilker Park, Roberts Creek, British Columbia, Canada, April 2003.
    2. DicranumDicranum
      Original image
      Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      <em>Dicranum fuscescens</em>
      Europe, 2005
    3. DicranumDicranum
      Original image
      British Bryological Society
      Image author: British Bryological Society ©
      <em>Dicranum fuscescens</em>, example species
      Ceredigion, Wales; 13-19 April 2005;
    4. DicranumDicranum
      Original image
      Forest Knowledge Net, Information for Forest Management
      Image author: P. Brang ©
      <em>Dicranum scoparium</em>, example species for Dicranum, <em>Picea abies</em> seedlings in a <em>Dicranum</em> (most likely <em>D. scoparium</em>) carpet
      1996
    5. DicranumDicranum
      Original image
      Mosses and Liverworts in Wales
      Image author: Alan Hale ©
      <em>Dicranum scoparium</em>, example species. This is a prominent moss in many habitats, being tolerant of a wide range of conditions, from acid to neutral. Its leaves are long and tapering to fine points, and toothed towards their tips. A nerve runs the entire length of the leaf, and groups of orange-brown cells occur in the basal angles. The stems are erects, with the leaves often tending to curve in one direction (a condition known as secund). In woodlands, may be confused with the close relative, <em>Dicranum majus</em>.

  1. Dicranum acutifolium

    1. Dicranum acutifoliumDicranum acutifolium
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Dicranum acutifoliumDicranum acutifolium
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Dicranum angustum

    1. Dicranum angustumDicranum angustum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Dicranum angustumDicranum angustum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Dicranum angustumDicranum angustum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Dicranum elongatum

    1. Dicranum elongatumDicranum elongatum
      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. Usage Guidelines.
    2. Dicranum elongatumDicranum elongatum
      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. Usage Guidelines.

  1. Dicranum groenlandicum

    1. Dicranum groenlandicumDicranum groenlandicum
      Original image
      Norway 2004 - Pictures of Bryophytes - M. Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004 Norway
    2. Dicranum groenlandicumDicranum groenlandicum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Dicranum groenlandicumDicranum groenlandicum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Dicranum muehlenbeckii

    1. Dicranum muehlenbeckiiDicranum muehlenbeckii
      Original image
      LUBW: Bilder Tier- und Pflanzenarten: Moose
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

    2. Dicranum muehlenbeckiiDicranum muehlenbeckii
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Dicranum muehlenbeckiiDicranum muehlenbeckii
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    4. Dicranum muehlenbeckiiDicranum muehlenbeckii
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Dicranum scoparium

    1. Dicranum scopariumDicranum scoparium
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Dicranum scopariumDicranum scoparium
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Dicranum scopariumDicranum scoparium
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    4. Dicranum scopariumDicranum scoparium
      Original image
      (Japanese)
      Image author: Naoki Nishimura?

      04/11/07 Hyogo-ken, Onsen-cho, Kirigataki-keikoku, on rock.
    5. Dicranum scopariumDicranum scoparium
      Original image
      University of British Columbia: Biology 321 Course Website
      Image author: Wiiliam Bae, Gina Choe, Kim Ryall, Wynne Miles
      A sporangium demonstrating the one row of peristome teeth. A closer view reveals their forked nature.
      British Columbia
    6. Dicranum scopariumDicranum scoparium
      Original image
      University of British Columbia: Biology 321 Course Website
      Image author: Wiiliam Bae, Gina Choe, Kim Ryall, Wynne Miles

      British Columbia

  1. Dicranum spadiceum

    1. Dicranum spadiceumDicranum spadiceum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Dicranum spadiceumDicranum spadiceum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Dicranum spadiceumDicranum spadiceum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    4. Dicranum spadiceumDicranum spadiceum
      Original image
      White Sea expeditions of Moscow South-West High School
      Image author: unknown

      2002

  1. Dicranum undulatum

    1. Dicranum undulatumDicranum undulatum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Dicranum undulatumDicranum undulatum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Dicranum undulatumDicranum undulatum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Didymodon rigidulus var. icmadophilus

    1. Didymodon rigidulusDidymodon rigidulus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      variant gracilis
      2004
    2. Didymodon rigidulusDidymodon rigidulus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Didymodon rigidulusDidymodon rigidulus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    4. Didymodon rigidulusDidymodon rigidulus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Distichium

    1. DistichiumDistichium
      Original image
      DELTA-DEscription Language for Taxonomy
      Image author: Vincent Brooks ©
      <em>Distichium capillaceum</em> and <em>Ditrichum heteromallum</em>: Berkeley
      Watson, L., and Dallwitz, M.J. 2005 onwards. The moss families of the British Isles. Version: 23rd October 2005.
    2. DistichiumDistichium
      Original image
      Images of California Bryophytes
      Image author: Paul Wilson ©
      A. Montalvo from A. H. Smith 230
    3. DistichiumDistichium
      Original image
      Images of California Bryophytes
      Image author: Paul Wilson ©

  1. Distichium capillaceum

    1. Distichium capillaceumDistichium capillaceum
      Original image
      Flora of Iceland
      Image author: Hörður Kristinsson ©
      Fruiting clump
    2. Distichium capillaceumDistichium capillaceum
      Original image
      Nature en Wallonie
      Image author: J.P. Duvivier ©
      Close-up of fruiting clump
      Belgium
    3. Distichium capillaceumDistichium capillaceum
      Original image
      Nature en Wallonie
      Image author: J.P. Duvivier ©
      Close-up of stems
      Belgium

  1. Ditrichum

    1. DitrichumDitrichum
      Original image
      Moss Images
      Image author: Des Callaghan ©
      <em>Ditrichum gracile</em>, example species. In turf in calcareous grassland
      Selsley Common (SO832037); Vice-county: 34 (West Gloucestershire); Date: 17/10/04, England, UK
    2. DitrichumDitrichum
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      <em>Ditrichum heteromallum</em> (Hedw.) Britt., example species
      Michael Lüth. Courtesy of Michael Lüth. Lüth, M. 2004. Pictures of Bryophytes from Europe [CD-ROM]. Published by the author. Usage Guidelines.

  1. Ditrichum flexicaule

    1. Ditrichum flexicauleDitrichum flexicaule
      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. Usage Guidelines.
    2. Ditrichum flexicauleDitrichum flexicaule
      Original image
      Nature en Wallonie
      Image author: J.P. Duvivier ©
      Close-up of stems
      Belgium

  1. Drepanocladus spp.

    1. DrepanocladusDrepanocladus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      example species, <em>Drepanocladus aduncus</em>
      2004. Pictures of Bryophytes from Europe [CD-ROM]. Published by the author. Usage Guidelines.
    2. DrepanocladusDrepanocladus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      example species, <em>Drepanocladus sendtneri</em> (Schimp.) Warnst.
      2004. Pictures of Bryophytes from Europe [CD-ROM]. Published by the author. Usage Guidelines.
    3. DrepanocladusDrepanocladus
      Original image
      Wisconsin Bryophytes, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©
      <em>Drepanocladus polygamus</em>, example species; Greek drepan for 'sickle'; klados for 'branch';
    4. DrepanocladusDrepanocladus
      Original image
      www.hlasek.com
      Image author: Josef Hlasek ©
      <em>Drepanocladus vernicosus</em>, example species

  1. Drepanocladus badius

    1. Drepanocladus badiusDrepanocladus badius
      Original image
      Norway 2004 - Pictures of Bryophytes - M. Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004, Norway

  1. Drepanocladus exannulatus

    1. Drepanocladus exannulatusDrepanocladus exannulatus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Drepanocladus exannulatusDrepanocladus exannulatus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Drepanocladus exannulatusDrepanocladus exannulatus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004

  1. Drepanocladus uncinatus

    1. Drepanocladus uncinatusDrepanocladus uncinatus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    2. Drepanocladus uncinatusDrepanocladus uncinatus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    3. Drepanocladus uncinatusDrepanocladus uncinatus
      Original image
      USDA PLANTS Database, Courtesy of Michael Lüth
      Image author: Michael Lüth ©

      2004
    4. Drepanocladus uncinatusDrepanocladus uncinatus
      Original image
      BryoLim
      Image author: Koen Vandekerckhove

      2008

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