What are the main characteristics of Riccia fluitans? Let us introduce you to this common bryophyte
Riccia fluitans is a bryophyte that mainly grows submerged in dense clumps. Unlike common liverwort (Marchantia) and wall moss, which grow on ground and rocks. Besides its growing environment, what other characteristics does it have? Let us take a look. Riccia fluitans is a monoecious bryophyte
Riccia fluitans is a bryophyte that mainly grows submerged in dense clumps. Unlike common liverwort (Marchantia) and wall moss, which grow on ground and rocks. Besides its growing environment, what other characteristics does it have? Let us take a look.
Riccia fluitans is a monoecious bryophyte. It mainly reproduces by spores; its spores are generally about 75-90 micrometers in diameter, yellowish-brown and translucent in color, and have a reticulate raised pattern. In this region, only sterile plant species have been observed.