File:Antheridia polytrichum.jpg
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Antheridia In some species of moss, shoots carrying male reproductive organs (antheridia) can look just like small flower heads. Polytrichum juniperinum? Oberon |
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| Source | Moss antheridia |
| Author | Ian Sutton from Collinsville and Oberon, Australia |
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