| Common Name |
Broom moss |
| Family |
Dicranaceae |
| Genus |
Dicranum |
| Species |
undulatum |
| Authority |
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| Location Found |
St. Lawrence Lowlands, QU |
| Habitat |
Mainly woodlots in dense mats on bare soil, tree bases, and rocks. |
| Notable Characteristics |
Often mistaken for other species in the same genus becausee of similar characteristics. Distinctive yellow-green/brown, and shiny branches, that remain so when dry. |
| References |
S.G. Newmaster et al. (2003). Woodlot Biodiversity 2nd Edition. Newmaster; Flora of North America. N.d. Dicranum undulatum |
