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NZ Plants
Campylopus pallidus
Family: Leucobryaceae
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Stems
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Detached leaf
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Detached leaf, broad midvein (costa)
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Stem with leaves
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Male shoot tip, side view
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Male shoot tips with antheridia (yellow-orange) from above
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Male shoot tip, detail of antheridia
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Sporophyte plants
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Young sporophyte plants
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Young sporophyte, calyptra covering of capsule
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Enlarging capsule, calyptra being shed
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Mature sporophyte
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Mature capsule
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Campylopus pallidus is a terrestrial moss with erect, narrow-lanceolate leaves terminating in very long fine green apices. Formerly Campylopus pyriformis.
Found throughout New Zealand, common on old stumps, decaying vegetation and on heated ground in thermal regions.
