Takakia
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Takakia is a genus of two species of moss-like plants. The genus is of somewhat uncertain placement: it has been considered a liverwort, or alternately a moss, it having both moss-like and liverwort-like characteristics.
It can be regarded as a family (of one genus), Takakiaceae, and as an order, Takakiales, (of one family).
The geographic distribution is in North America and Asia.
[edit] Species
- T. ceratophylla (Mitt) Grolle.
- T. lepidozioides Hatt et H. Inouee.
[edit] External links
- Bryophyte Flora of North America: Takakiaceae
