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NZ Plants
Bazzania adnexa
Family: Lepidoziaceae
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Shoot with flagelliform branches
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Branching shoot
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Dorsal surface of shoot
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Dorsal surface of leaves
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Flagelliform branch with reduced leaves
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Ventral surface of shoot with underleaves
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Underleaves
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Bazzania adnexa forms dark green mats of many-branched stems with overlapping leaves with strongly curved margins and truncate, 3-toothed tips. Underleaves are large and broadly ovate with inflexed corners giving a triangular appearance.
Found in damp to dry forest throughout New Zealand and is the commonest forest liverwort in New Zealand
