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Mosses Plagiothecium undulatum (Hedw.) B.S.G.
This pale yellow-green moss is commonly called snake moss because of its characteristic leaf undulations. Another popular name this moss has acquired is tongue moss. Apparently, the shoots have a tongue-like texture. The sporophytes are reddish-brown with two rows of peristome teeth:
This moss is usually found in shaded forest sites, on humus, rotten logs, at the base of trees, and rarely on rocks.
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