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Phyllothallia nivicola is a small thalloid liverwort, a non-flowering bryophyte, endemic to New Zealand and grown only in specialist collections. It is a wild moss-like plant of cool, damp, shaded rock and soil rather than a garden or houseplant.
Phyllothallia nivicola is a species of liverwort of the family Phyllothalliaceae endemic to New Zealand. It was described by Amy Hodgson.
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