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separating +  and not separating +
acuminate +, acute +, piliferous +  and tapered +
Michael S. Ignatov +
Schimper +
short-decurrent +
rounded +  and narrowed +
rounded-cucullate +  and decurrent +
short to long +
branching +, sympodial +  and complanate-foliate +
usually straight;curved +
cucullate +
erect +, horizontal +  and reflexed +
specialized +
synoicous +, dioicous +, autoicous +, sexual +  and asexual +
larger or smaller +
differentiated +
3 (?) +  and 2 (?) +
discernible +
Nearly worldwide. Brachytheciaceae are found throughout Arctic +, boreal +, and temperate zones +, also on high mountains in subtropical and tropical zones +  and and are more diverse in xeric and Mediterranean climates +
not adherent +
pointed +
serrate +, entire +  and serrulate +
rostrate +  and conic +
perfect +  and xerocastique +
hygrocastique +
pellucid +  and opaque +
undifferentiated +
orangish +, cherry red +, dark redbrown +  and redbrown +
strongly longitudinally plicate;not plicate +
spaced;falcate-secund;loosely closely imbricate +
patent +, spreading +  and erect +
triangular +, ovate +  and linear-lanceolate +
pinnate +, or +, subcomplanate-foliate +  and terete-foliate +
reddish +  and green +
pendent +, arching +, erect +, ascending +  and creeping +
Brachytheciaceae +
incrassate +
thin;moderately thick +
blackish +, whitish +, stramineous +, brownish +, yellowish +, green +, deep +  and light +