Bryophytes - Liverwort, Hornwort, Mosses, and FERNS(not bryo)

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Image: 1200px Selaginella Sp (image/jpeg)	SELAGINELLA branching structure. lycopodiophyta
Image: 177986 (image/jpeg)	SCOURING RUSH HORSETAIL Large, leaves at the node Strobili that can occur at the joint. Fern ally
Image: B22 (image/jpeg)	Common Horsetail has branches. fertile stem is all brown with a strobili. Fern Ally
Image: Ch 46093.1542394297 (image/jpeg)	Christmas fern flat leaves no pinnae. fertile frond is that same look Fern
Image: Meehan 3 1 04 (image/jpeg)	sensitive fern has wavy leaves, not fully pinnae. fertile frond is a different piece with strobili makes red fiddle heads Fern
Image: Walking Fern 7 1 08 (image/jpeg)	Walking fern has sori on bottom
Image: Liverwort Gametophyte (image/jpeg)	Common Liverwort has pores not stomata. only one with gemmae cups. has rhizoids under it. Hepaticophyta
Image: Snk Liverwort1 (image/jpeg)	Snakeskin Liverwort darker green with hexagonal markings with a ringed pore in the center Hepaticophyta
Image: Sphagnum Moss Pin 2 600x900 (image/jpeg)	Sphagnum Moss True Bryophyte can be found in mats and grow near water
Image: Plagiomnium Cuspidatum 19 700x466 (image/jpeg)	Mnium Moss True Bryophyte carpet moss is a little smaller than sphagnum and has different repro parts.

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	Created by Dani Jurina about 3 years ago