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andreaea

/ˌæn.driˈiː.ə/

Traduction: Genre de mousses alpines brunes ou noirâtres, caractérisé par une capsule s'ouvrant par quatre fentes longitudinales.

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A genus of brown or blackish alpine mosses characterized by a dehiscent capsule with four longitudinal slits.

  • 🇫🇷Genre de mousses alpines brunes ou noirâtres, caractérisé par une capsule s'ouvrant par quatre fentes longitudinales.
  1. Genus of mosses C2 formal scientific

    A genus of small, dark-colored mosses typically found on rocks in alpine or arctic regions, characterized by a capsule that splits open along four longitudinal slits.

    • Andreaea species are often found growing on granite boulders in mountainous areas.
    • The unique capsule of Andreaea mosses splits into four parts to release spores.
    • Botanists study Andreaea to understand adaptation to harsh, rocky environments.

    🇫🇷Andréa (mousse du genre Andreaea)

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