Marsupella

Marsupella is a genus of small, leafy liverworts, distinguished by its vibrant green, often shiny thalloid structures. These plants thrive in moist, shaded environments on rocks and soil, forming dense, cushion-like mats. The unique spore capsules, resembling tiny pouches, emerge on slender stalks, aiding in spore dispersal, crucial for survival and colonization in their damp habitats.

Scientific classification

Genus

Marsupella (Marsupella)

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Species

Marsupella bolanderi

Care Guide for Marsupella

Propagation: Marsupella is propagated by spores, requiring humidity, indirect sunlight, and moist, acidic soil. Careful management of moisture and air circulation is crucial. Propagation involves collecting ripe spores, sowing them on suitable substrate, and maintaining a humid, shaded environment to avoid overwatering.

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