Bryaceae
Bryaceae is a family of mosses, commonly known as haircap mosses, belonging to the class Bryopsida. This family is characterized by its distinctive, hair-like setae (bristles) that cover the leaves and stems of the plants. Bryaceae is one of the largest families of mosses, with over 1,000 species distributed worldwide, particularly in tropical and temperate regions.
The family Bryaceae is further divided into several genera, including Bryum, Orthothecium, and Rhabdoweisia. These genera
Bryaceae species play important ecological roles in their habitats. They contribute to soil formation and retention,
The taxonomy of Bryaceae has been a subject of ongoing research, with recent studies using molecular data