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epiphytic on the trunks of Phoenix dactylifera, Florida International University campus, Miami, Florida, USA.

This is the first record of this species from the state of Florida (and only the second USA record [the first was from Texas]). The identity of the moss was confirmed by bryologist Ron Pursell, Penn. State Univ.
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Erpodium domingense 05

Author scott.zona from Miami, Florida, USA

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