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Metzgeria

Metzgeria is a type of delicate, leafy liverwort, often draping like fine, green filigree from tree bark and rocks in moist, shaded environments. This plant's thin, ribbon-like fronds typically feature a fringed or scalloped edge, aiding in moisture retention and photosynthesis. These structures make metzgeria well-adapted to its habitat, thriving in the microclimate created by its surroundings.

Scientific classification

Genus

Metzgeria (Metzgeria)

Family

Metzgeriaceae

Order

Simple thalloid liverworts

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Semi-evergreen

Leaf type

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Care Guide for Metzgeria

Propagation: Propagation of metzgeria involves spore sowing and division, requiring high humidity, indirect light, and well-draining soil. Handle delicately during division, ensuring moderate difficulty. For successful propagation, collect spores or divide in growing season, using appropriate substrate and maintaining humid conditions while avoiding direct sunlight.

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