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Spiridens reinwardtii is a forest moss, not a flowering plant, that climbs up tree trunks with vine-like shoots and can reach about 3 metres long. It is not a houseplant and is not grown in gardens; the key to it is humid, shaded forest conditions.
Spiridens reinwardtii is a species of moss with a wide distribution. It may be found in Australia, Taiwan, French Polynesia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines and possibly other countries. This forest moss is known for its climbing vine-like habit, it grows up tree trunks and also sends out horizontal and branched shoots. Spiridens reinwardtii may reach 3 metres long.
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