Note: This species was recorded in Norway for the first time in March 2005. We found a 4-5 cm tall fertile tetrasporophyte by dredging at at 5-15 m in a semi-exposed sound east of Seløy in the Fana-fjord south of Bergen. The species resembles Apoglossum ruscifolium, but can be separated from this by the lack of lateral veins in the blade, while A. ruscifolium has microscopic lateral veins. The cells in the blade tissue are also larger in H. hypoglossoides (> 60 ?m long) than in A. ruscifolium (< 20 ?m).
2 of 4: Tetrasporangial sori developing on each side of the midrib
Species
Hypoglossum hypoglossoides
Verified by
Professor Jan Rueness at the University of Oslo
Sampling location
Seløy, Korsfjorden, Hordaland
Sampling date
2005-03-23
Published
2006-03-23
Photo is showing (categorized)
Tetrasporangium
3 of 4: Tetrasporangial sori
Species
Hypoglossum hypoglossoides
Verified by
Professor Jan Rueness at the University of Oslo
Sampling location
Seløy, Korsfjorden, Hordaland
Sampling date
2005-03-23
Published
2006-03-23
Photo is showing (categorized)
Tetrasporangium
4 of 4: Lamina with midrib and no lateral veins.
Species
Hypoglossum hypoglossoides
Verified by
Professor Jan Rueness at the University of Oslo
Sampling location
Seløy, Korsfjorden, Hordaland
Sampling date
2005-03-23
Published
2006-03-23
Photo is showing (categorized)
Cells
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