Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos

Names in Other Languages

German Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos

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Blaugrünes Doppelzahnmoos

Didymodon glaucus

Near Threatened

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Gebirgs-Doppelzahnmoos

Didymodon icmadophilus

Data Deficient

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Herzblättriges Doppelzahnmoos

Didymodon cordatus

Endangered

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Spitzblättriges Doppelzahnmoos

Didymodon acutus

Vulnerable

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Rigid Beard Moss

Didymodon rigidulus

Not Evaluated

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Michigan beard moss

Didymodon maschalogena

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the scientific name of Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos?

The scientific name of Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos is Didymodon tomaculosus. It belongs to the genus Didymodon.

What is the conservation status of Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos?

Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos (Didymodon tomaculosus) is classified as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List.

Where does Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos live?

Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos is found in Found in Norway.. Countries include Norway.

What family does Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos belong to?

Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos (Didymodon tomaculosus) belongs to the genus Didymodon, which is part of the taxonomic family Pottiaceae.

Is Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos endangered?

No, Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos (Didymodon tomaculosus) is classified as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List, meaning it is not currently at significant risk of extinction.

What kingdom does Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos belong to?

Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos (Didymodon tomaculosus) belongs to the kingdom Plantae (Pflanzen).

What are the closest relatives of Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos?

The closest relatives of Wurst-Doppelzahnmoos in the genus Didymodon include Blaugrünes Doppelzahnmoos, Gebirgs-Doppelzahnmoos, Herzblättriges Doppelzahnmoos, Spitzblättriges Doppelzahnmoos, Michigan beard moss.