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Ulota is a genus of mosses comprising 69 species with a worldwide distribution, though most species are found in the southern hemisphere. They have commonly been grouped within the genus Orthotrichum, though recently they have been placed in their own genus. Their phylogeny and taxonomy have been an area of debate ever since they were placed in their own genus, though it has been largely accepted to place Ulota as a genus of their own. They can be found growing on trees close to the coast, though some species are also found on rocks. Their shoots form small tufts to large mats across habitats, often intertwined with other mosses, including Orthotrichum species.

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  • Die Krausblattmoose (Ulota) sind eine Moosgattung aus der Familie der Orthotrichaceae, die weltweit mit etwa 60 Arten vorkommen, wovon in Europa 8 Arten bekannt sind. Hierunter versteht man zumeist polsterförmige Rindenmoose, die nur selten auf Felsen oder auf Erde wachsen. Sie weisen trocken gekräuselte Blätter auf, die der Moosgattung letztlich zu ihrem deutschen Namen verholfen haben. Im feuchten Zustand stehen die Blätter zumeist ab. Sonst sind diese lanzettlich geformt und häufig gekielt. Der Blattrand ist nicht selten vom Grund bis zur Mitte umgerollt. Die Blattrippe endet meist kurz vor der Blattspitze. Die Sporophytengeneration dieser Moosgattung bildet zudem aufrechte, meist 8-furchige Kapseln aus, die eine glockenförmige, oft behaarte Kalyptra aufweisen. (de)
  • Ulota is a genus of mosses comprising 69 species with a worldwide distribution, though most species are found in the southern hemisphere. They have commonly been grouped within the genus Orthotrichum, though recently they have been placed in their own genus. Their phylogeny and taxonomy have been an area of debate ever since they were placed in their own genus, though it has been largely accepted to place Ulota as a genus of their own. They can be found growing on trees close to the coast, though some species are also found on rocks. Their shoots form small tufts to large mats across habitats, often intertwined with other mosses, including Orthotrichum species. Ulota reproduce using sexual structures, sporangium (plural: sporangia), that are terminal on the shoot. The calyptra covering the developing sporangium can be hairy or not hairy depending on the species, but the hairs extend from the sporangium base to the apex as opposed to the calyptra hairs of Polytrichum mosses which extend from the apex to the base. (en)
  • Ulotor (Ulota) är ett släkte av bladmossor. Ulotor ingår i familjen Orthotrichaceae. (sv)
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  • Ulota coarctata (en)
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  • Ulota (en)
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  • Die Krausblattmoose (Ulota) sind eine Moosgattung aus der Familie der Orthotrichaceae, die weltweit mit etwa 60 Arten vorkommen, wovon in Europa 8 Arten bekannt sind. Hierunter versteht man zumeist polsterförmige Rindenmoose, die nur selten auf Felsen oder auf Erde wachsen. Sie weisen trocken gekräuselte Blätter auf, die der Moosgattung letztlich zu ihrem deutschen Namen verholfen haben. Im feuchten Zustand stehen die Blätter zumeist ab. Sonst sind diese lanzettlich geformt und häufig gekielt. Der Blattrand ist nicht selten vom Grund bis zur Mitte umgerollt. Die Blattrippe endet meist kurz vor der Blattspitze. Die Sporophytengeneration dieser Moosgattung bildet zudem aufrechte, meist 8-furchige Kapseln aus, die eine glockenförmige, oft behaarte Kalyptra aufweisen. (de)
  • Ulotor (Ulota) är ett släkte av bladmossor. Ulotor ingår i familjen Orthotrichaceae. (sv)
  • Ulota is a genus of mosses comprising 69 species with a worldwide distribution, though most species are found in the southern hemisphere. They have commonly been grouped within the genus Orthotrichum, though recently they have been placed in their own genus. Their phylogeny and taxonomy have been an area of debate ever since they were placed in their own genus, though it has been largely accepted to place Ulota as a genus of their own. They can be found growing on trees close to the coast, though some species are also found on rocks. Their shoots form small tufts to large mats across habitats, often intertwined with other mosses, including Orthotrichum species. (en)
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  • Krausblattmoose (de)
  • Ulota (en)
  • Ulotor (sv)
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