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Bazzania is a genus of leafy liverworts (non-flowering mosses-like plants) in the family Lepidoziaceae, typically forming dense mats on damp soil, rocks and tree bark. It is not usually grown as a garden or houseplant, and care depends on keeping the surroundings moist and shaded.
Bazzania is a genus of liverwort in the family Lepidoziaceae. The name Bazzania is in honour of Matteo Bazzani (1674–1749), an Italian botanist and professor of Anatomy from the University of Bologna.
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