Belongs within: Jungermanniales.
The Lepidoziaceae is a cosmopolitan family of leafy liverworts, most speciose in tropical regions. They are characterised by the possession of lobed but not folded leaves.
Characters (from Hong 1988): Dioicous or autoicous (never paroicous) gametangia; strongly incubous or transverse leaf insertion; distinctly two- to four-lobed leaves; unistratose cortical layer of stem; limited rhizoid-initial layer at base of underleaves; presence of filiform flagella branches (postical or lateral); long, slender tapering trigonous perianths on short ventral branches; ovoid to ovoid-cylindric capsule with two- to five-layered walls; 1.0-1.5 to 1.0 spore-elater diameter ratio; gemmae completely absent.
<==Lepidoziaceae [Lepidoziineae]
|--Drucella [Drucelloideae] EB01
|--Zoopsidoideae EB01
| |--Zoopsis linkiensis FHH01
| `--Pseudocephalozia EB01
| |--P. cucullata EB01
| |--P. paludicola EB01
| `--P. quadriloba EB01
|--Lembidioideae EB01
| |--Lembidium EB01
| | |--L. nutans EB01
| | `--L. tenax M49
| |--Chloranthelia denticulata EB01
| |--Isolembidium anomalum EB01
| | |--I. a. var. anomalum EB01
| | `--I. a. var. cucullatum EB01
| `--Hygrolembidium EB01
| |--H. acrocladum EB01
| |--H. australe EB01
| `--H. triquetrum EB01
`--Bazzanioideae EB01
|--Acromastigum EB01
| |--A. anisostomum EB01
| `--A. colensoanum M49
`--Bazzania EB01
|--B. adnexa EB01
|--B. appendiculata G06
|--B. himalayana G06
|--B. imbricata G06
|--B. involuta EB01
| |--B. i. var. involuta EB01
| `--B. i. var. submutica EB01
|--B. jamaicensis J87
|--B. longa J87
|--B. monilinerve M49
|--B. novae-hollandiae M49
|--B. novae-zelandiae E03
|--B. ovistipula G06
|--B. pearsonii G06
|--B. prerupta G06
|--B. sikkimensis G06
|--B. taylorianum M49
|--B. trictranata G06
`--B. trilobata L-BWC03
Lepidoziaceae incertae sedis:
Lepidozia EB01
|--L. albula M49
|--L. bisetula M49
|--L. blepharostoma E03
|--L. breviflora SS07
|--L. capillaris E03
|--L. capilligera E03
|--L. centipes M49
|--L. cordulifera E03
|--L. concinna M49
|--L. cucullifolia D03
|--L. cupressina E03
|--L. erosa G06
|--L. filamentosa Lehmann & Lindenb. 1845 (see below for synonymy) E03
|--L. hippuerioides M49
|--L. laevifolia D03
|--L. munchiana J87
|--L. oliogophylla E03
|--L. patens J87
|--L. patentissima M49
|--L. pendulina M49
|--L. plumulosa Lehmann & Lindenb. 1845 (see below for synonymy) E03
|--L. praenitens M49
|--L. pumila EB01
|--L. reptans G06
|--L. robusta G06
|--L. saddlensis E03
|--L. seriatitexta E03
|--L. setiformis E03
|--L. spinosissima EB01
|--L. tenax M49
`--L. truncatella Nees 1845 [=Mastigophora truncatella Trevis. 1877] E03
Paracromastigum granatensis EB01
Zoopsidella dichotoma EB01
Telaranea Spruce ex Schiffn. 1895 (nom. cons.) EB01, DD07 [incl. Arachniopsis Spruce 1882 DD07]
|--T. indica (Srivastava & Verma) Daniels & Daniel 2007 (see below for synonymy) DD07
|--T. nematodes EB01
`--T. tasmanica EB01
Kurzia FHH01
|--K. hippuroides EB01
|--K. mollis EB01
`--K. trichoclados FHH01
Micropterygium trachyphyllum J87
Dendrobazzania griffithiana G06
Lepidozia filamentosa Lehmann & Lindenb. 1845 [=Jungermannia filamentosa Lehmann & Lindenb. in Lehmann 1832, Mastigophora filamentosa Trevis. 1877] E03
Lepidozia plumulosa Lehmann & Lindenb. 1845 [=Jungermannia plumulosa Lehmann & Lindenb. in Lehmann 1834, Mastigophora plumulosa Trevis. 1877; incl. Jungermannia tetradactyla Hooker & Taylor 1844, Lepidozia tetradactyla Taylor 1845] E03
Telaranea indica (Srivastava & Verma) Daniels & Daniel 2007 [=Arachniopsis indica Srivastava & Verma 2004] DD07
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
[DD07] Daniels, A. E. D. & P. Daniel. 2007. Name changes in two Indian liverworts. Bulletin of the Botanical Survey of India 49 (1-4): 231-232.
[D03] Dusén, P. 1903. The vegetation of western Patagonia. In Reports of the Princeton University Expeditions to Patagonia, 1896-1899, vol. 8 – Botany (W. B. Scott, ed.) pp. 1-34. The University: Princeton (New Jersey).
[EB01] Engel, J. J., & J. E. Braggins. 2001. Austral Hepaticae 34. The sporophyte of Neogrollea Hodgs. and the taxonomic position of Neogrolleaceae (Schust.) Engel & Braggins comb. & stat. nov. Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory 91: 173-204.
[E03] Evans, A. W. 1903. Hepaticae collected in southern Patagonia. In Reports of the Princeton University Expeditions to Patagonia, 1896-1899, vol. 8 – Botany (W. B. Scott, ed.) pp. 35-62. The University: Princeton (New Jersey).
[FHH01] Frey, W., M. Hofmann & H. H. Hilger. 2001. The gametophyte-sporophyte junction: Unequivocal hints for two evolutionary lines of archegoniate land plants. Flora 196: 431-445.
[G06] Ghosh, J. P. 2006. A preliminary check-list of hepatics of West Bengal. Bulletin of the Botanical Survey of India 48 (1-4): 73-102.
Hong, W. S. 1988. The family Lepidoziaceae in North America west of the Hundredth Meridian. Bryologist 91 (4): 326-333.
[J87] Judd, W. S. 1987. Floristic study of Morne La Visite and Pic Macaya National Parks, Haiti. Bulletin of the Florida State Museum – Biological Sciences 32 (1): 1-136.
[L-BWC03] López-Bautista, J. M., D. A. Waters & R. L. Chapman. 2003. Phragmoplastin, green algae and the evolution of cytokinesis. International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology 53: 1715-1718.
[M49] Martin, W. 1949. The bryophytes of Stewart Island.—Part I. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand 77 (2): 257-277.
[SS07] Singh, S. K. & D. K. Singh. 2007. A preliminary census of Hepaticae and Anthocerotae of Doon Valley. Bulletin of the Botanical Survey of India 49 (1-4): 1-14.
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