Thuidium
Thuidium is a genus of mosses in the family Thuidiaceae. These mosses are typically found growing on rocks, soil, or tree trunks, often in shaded or humus-rich environments. They are distributed widely across the globe, with a diverse range of species. Thuidium mosses are generally slender-stalked, producing feathery or laxly branched shoots with often crowded leaves.
Morphologically, Thuidium mosses are characterized by the formation of perichaetia, which are long, hairy or papillose
The capillitium of Thuidium mosses is relatively delicate and often visible to the naked eye as a
Thuidium mosses are relatively small compared to some other types of mosses, but they often form substantial
Thuidium species are primarily non-vascular, multicellular plants. They typically obtain moisture and nutrients through environmental actions