Conocephalaceae

Conocephalaceae, commonly observed in tropical and subtropical regions, features slender, elongated leaves that cluster in dense, rosette formations. Its striking bell-shaped flowers, typically vibrant in hue, attract various pollinators, adapting well to moist environments. This adaptation not only aids in their reproduction but also competes effectively in their lush, competitive habitats.

Scientific classification

Family

Conocephalaceae (Conocephalaceae)

Order

Marchantiales

Class

Complex thalloid liverworts

Phylum

Hepatics

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