Campylopus abyssinicus
Campylopus umbellatus
(Arn.) Paris Species
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- Botanical name
- Campylopus umbellatus
- Family
- Leucobryaceae
- Genus
- Campylopus
- Reference
- World Flora Online
How to grow Campylopus umbellatus
We have not written a growing guide for this species yet.
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Other names for this plant
These names have all been used for Campylopus umbellatus but are no longer the accepted name. You may still meet them on old labels, in books, or in nursery catalogues.
Campylopus alatus
Campylopus blumei
Campylopus blumei f. nanus
Campylopus blumei f. tectorum
Campylopus coreensis
Campylopus coreensis var. amoyensis
Campylopus didrichsenii
Campylopus dozyanus
Campylopus dozyi
Campylopus gibbosoalaris
Campylopus leptoneuron
Campylopus nigrescens
Campylopus nudicaulis
Campylopus obscurus
Campylopus percristatus
Campylopus pertristis
Campylopus sandwicensis
Campylopus sandwicensis var. robustus
Campylopus scabripilus
Campylopus subexasperatus
Campylopus vernieri
Campylopus viridulus
Dicranum didrichsenii
Dicranum dozyanum
Dicranum nigrescens
Dicranum pertriste
Dicranum subexasperatum
Pilopogon blumei
Pilopogon coreensis
Pilopogon gibbosoalaris
Pilopogon nigrescens
Pilopogon subexasperatus
Pilopogon umbellatus
Pilopogon vernieri
Thysanomitrion alatum
Thysanomitrion blumei
Thysanomitrion coreense
Thysanomitrion depallieri
Thysanomitrion foreauanum
Thysanomitrion gibbosoalare
Thysanomitrion hawaiicum
Thysanomitrion hawaiicum var. robustum
Thysanomitrion nigrescens
Thysanomitrion powellii
Thysanomitrion subexasperatum
Thysanomitrion umbellatum
Trichostomum blumei
Trichostomum umbellatum
Others in Campylopus
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