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Nowellia
Nowellia is a distinctive type of liverwort, notable for its lush, green, lobed leaves that form dense mats on the forest floor. These mats are crucial for nowellia's survival, helping retain moisture in its habitat. The plant thrives in damp, shaded environments, often clinging to the sides of logs or other decaying wood, which provides vital nutrients for growth.
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Propagation: Propagating nowellia involves division or spore sowing, requiring high humidity, gentle light, and well-draining, nutrient-poor medium. The process is moderately difficult due to microclimate challenges. For division: separate rooted portions, plant in suitable substrate, maintain humidity with indirect light, and mist regularly until established.
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