Scorpidium scorpioides (Hedw.) Limpr.
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Filed As
Campyliaceae
Scorpidium scorpioides (Hedw.) Limpr. -
Collector(s)
M. A. Lewis 38330d-3, 09 Mar 1991 - 12 Mar 1991
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Location
Bolivia. La Paz. Inquisivi Prov. Aguas Termales de Calachaca, along the Río Calachuca Jahuira in the area within 1 km in radius from the aguas termales, 8 km NW from Choquetanga.
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Habitat
treeland and grassland habitats at treeline; woodlands consist of Hesperomeles, Miconia, Barnadesia, Baccharis, etc.; extensive bogs present, and mosses in extensive sheets over bare cliffs, boulders are mostly granitical; grassy bog with numerous shallow water flushes choked with Juncus. the dominant species in moss and Juncus choked flush, submerged.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 2165496
Occurrence ID: 5626193d-40e6-4c99-a439-3a58a522f745
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Bryophyta
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Family
Campyliaceae
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All Determinations
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Region
South America
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Country
Bolivia
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State/Province
La Paz
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County/Municipio
Inquisivi Prov.
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Locality
Aguas Termales de Calachaca, along the Río Calachuca Jahuira in the area within 1 km in radius from the aguas termales, 8 km NW from Choquetanga
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Elevation
Alt. 3480 m. (11417 ft.)
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Coordinates
-16.8, -67.38
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Location Notes
[South America]
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Distribution
BRYOPHYTES OF BOLIVIA NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN Scorpidium turgescens (C. Jens.) Loeske. 02165496 Depto. La Paz, Prov. Inquisivi: Aguas Termales de Calachaca Along the Rio Calachaca Jahuira in the area within 1 km in radius from the aguas termales. 8 km NW from Choquetanga. 67° 23' W., 16° 48' S. Treeland and grassland habitats at treeline. Woodlands consist of Hersperomeles, Miconia, Barnadesia, Baccharis, etc. Extensive bogs present, and mosses in extensive sheets bare cliffs, boulders are mostly graniticalJGrassy bog with numerous shallow water flushes choked with Juncus. The dominant species in moss and Juncus choked flush. Submerged Ca. 3480 m. Marko Lewis # 38330 d-3 March 9-12, 1991 Field Work Supported by National Geographic Society Herbario Nacional de Bolivia, Missouri Botanical Garden Jardin Botdnico de Quime Det. L. Hedenas, 1995 02165496
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Scorpidium scorpioides (Hedw.) Limpr.