Table 1 in A new propaguliferous species of Pohlia (Mielichhoferiaceae, Bryopsida) from Tibet, China

Table 1. Morphological comparison of characters distinguishing the similar species in Pohlia with single gemma per leaf axil.
FeatureP. tibetanaP. inflexaP. filumP. beringiensisP. rabunbaldensisP. drummondiiPlantsslender, light green, dull when dryslender to medium-size,, whitish to yellow-green or green, ± glossy when dryslender to medium-size, green to light green, slightly glossy when dryslender, whitish green, glossy when dryslender, green to light green, dull when drymedium-size, dark-green, glossy when dryshape of gemmaeBulbiformoblong-bulbiformovoid to eliptical or subglobosebulbiformnarrowly bulbiformoblong to cylindricalcolor of gemmaeyellowish brown to deep cherry-reddeep cherry-redorange to orange-brown, or blackred to black-redorange or orange-red to reddishdark red-brownsize of gemmae200-280 μm long>500 μm long300-500(-550) μm long500-650(-1000) μm long400-750 mm long350(500)-1000(1900) μm longleaf primordiainconspicuous, peglike to broadly somewhat triangular-laminate, at apex as well as below, the same color as the body, incurvedconspicuous, broadly lanceolate laminate, at apex and scattered lower on the body, pale to green, erect, somewhat incurvedinconspicuous, stiffly and triangular-lanceolate laminate, arising only in the apex and sometimes lower, green to pale, erectconspicuous, stiffly and broadly laminate, at apex and more proximally, whitish green, erectconspicuous, broadly laminate, at apex and lower, sometimes to base, green, flexuoseconspicuous, stiffly lanceolate laminate, scattered at the apex and below, green, erect