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Anthoceros bharadwajii is a small hornwort, a non-flowering bryophyte in the family Anthocerotaceae, recorded from India, Southeast Asia and China. It is a moisture-loving plant of damp, shaded ground and is not grown as a garden or houseplant.
Anthoceros bharadwajii is a species of hornwort that belongs to the family Anthocerotaceae. This genus has been recorded occurring in India, Southeast Asia and China with specimens with affinities similar to this species being found in Eastern Africa.
Hornwort · Field Hornwort · Anthoceros alpinus · Anthoceros angustifolius · Anthoceros angustus · Nees’ hornwort · Hornwort · Anthoceros tristanianus · Hornwort · Hornwort
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