I spent the past week visiting my family in Cincinnati, Ohio. We went for a ride on an old railroad bed that was converted into a bike path. This Fissidens was growing on a muddy bank at the edge of the woods. It was a nice day for a ride a little muggy, but pleasant with the bike-generated breeze. Now back to the dry heat of central California and my mosses in the laboratory.
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