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Display titleTetraphis pellucida var. pellucida
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Judith A. Harpel +
Hedwig +
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Common on well-decayed wood, stumps, and logs, sometimes on sandstone or very humic soil, sea level to subalpine +
Capsules mature spring–early summer. +
Sp. Musc. Frond., +
Georgia pellucida +  and Tetraphis cuspidata +
Tetraphis pellucida var. pellucida +
Tetraphis pellucida +
variety +