Contains 4 accepted taxa overall.

Characteristics
Anthoceros
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Classification
ANTHOCEROTALES
Anthoceros
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Species
Scientific Name Common Name Herbarium Specimens Status Photos
Anthoceros adscendens Native
Anthoceros agrestis Native
Anthoceros punctatus Native
Anthoceros scariosus Native
Identification Key
1.  Spores spheroidal, with reduced trilete marks, the proximal and distal connate-cristate surfaces indistinct
1.  Spores tetrahedral, with a conspicuous trilete mark separating the triangular areas, well delimited at the equatorial region from the distal surface, often by a border free of ornamentations, ornamentation spinose, punctate, baculate, jagged, or lamellate
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2.  Thallus thickness of 10-20(30) cells, dorsal lamellae none to few; antheridial dimensions 100-150 um long, 60-85 um wide; sporophyte 20-100 mm long, 0.4-0.8 mm wide; spore distal face ornamentation of 15-18 spines and tubercles united at their base to form incomplete alveoli (perhaps non-native and possibly historically misapplied in some case)
2.  Thallus thickness of 6-12(18) cells, dorsal lamella frequent, antheridial dimensions 56-88 um long, 45-56 um wide; sporophyte 8-20(30) mm long, 0.25-0.5 mm wide; spore distal face ornamentation with 7-12 spines
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3.  Spore distal face ornamentation of 8-12 spines with irregularly curved tips, coarsely reticulate and unlike below
3.  Spore distal surface without reticulum, depressed areoles 3 um high, 7-9 groups of 2-4-fid spines 3 um high per diameter/spore; proximal trilete mark with aristae 2 um high without margin; triangular areas with depressions, without warts; distal reticulum with areolas smaller than 4 um
Genus Synonyms
Synonym Full Citation Basionym Type
No synonyms found.