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cucullate;involute +
Cyrus B. McQueen† +  and Richard E. Andrus +
Linnaeus +
differentiated +
fascicles +  and arranged +
ratio +, length +  and width +
pendent +  and spreading +
0 +  and 12 +
more slender +
differentiated +
chlorophyllous +, thin-walled +, thick-walled +, parenchymatous +  and porose +
alternating +
strengthened +
0 (?) +  and 4 (?) +
round +  and elliptic +
fibrillose +
spherical +
monoicous +, dioicous +  and sexual +
Worldwide except Antarctica +, primarily in boreal regions but also in cool +  and moist montane and oceanic habitats such as nutrient-poor and acidic wetlands and mires +
Greek sphagnos, an unknown plant +
conspicuous +
isophyllous +, hemiisophyllous +  and anisophyllous +
inconspicuous +  and conspicuous +
Sp. Pl. +  and Gen. Pl. ed. +
crum1984a +, crum1986a +, daniels1985a +, flatberg2002a +, isoviita1966a +, nyholm1954a +  and queen1990a +
tetrahedral +
septate +, porose +  and efibrillose +
differentiated +
concave +  and convex +
Sphagnum +
Sphagnaceae +
swollen +