Belongs within: Bryidae.
The Splachnales are a group of mosses producing erect capsules with a differentiated neck. Members of the family Splachnaceae are often found growing on dung or decaying animal matter. The Meesiaceae are generally found on peaty substrates.
Characters (from Buck & Goffinet 2000): Leaf cells rhombic to elongate, typically smooth. Capsules erect with differentiated neck; peristome single or double; cilia rudimentary or absent.
<==Splachnales
|--Meesiaceae SK02
| |--Amblyodon dealbatus [=Bryum dealbatum] D24
| |--Paludella squarrosa [=Bryum squarrosum] D24
| |--Leptobryum (Schimp.) Wilson 1855 SK02
| | |--L. pottiaceum Dusén 1903 D03
| | |--L. pyriforme (Hedw.) Wilson 1855 SK02 (see below for synonymy)
| | | |--L. p. var. pyriforme D24
| | | `--L. p. var. minus D24
| | |--L. sericeum Kindb. 1888 (n. d.) [=Bryum sericeum (preoc.), Pohlia sericea] SK02
| | `--L. wilsonii SK02
| `--Meesia Hedw. 1801 SK02
| |--M. austro-georgica D03
| |--M. muelleri Müll.Hal. & Hampe 1856 [incl. M. macrantha] SK02
| |--M. patagonica Dusén 1903 D03
| |--M. trichoides [=Bryum trichoides; incl. M. uliginosa] D24
| | |--M. t. var. trichoides D24
| | |--M. t. var. alpina D24
| | `--M. t. var. minor D24
| `--M. triquetra (Linnaeus ex Jolycl.) Ångström 1844 SK02
`--Splachnaceae SK02
|--Oedipodium griffithianum [=Bryum griffithianum] D24
|--Hymenocleiston magellanicum D03
| |--H. m. var. magellanicum D03
| `--H. m. var. edenense D03
|--Dissodon D03
| |--D. froelichii H04
| |--D. hornschuchii H04
| `--D. magellanicus D03
|--Splachnum D24
| |--S. ampullaceum D24
| |--S. luteum H04
| |--S. sphaericum [incl. S. pedunculatum] D24
| `--S. vasculosum D24
|--Tetraplodon D24
| | i. s.: T. fuegianus D03
| | T. urceolatus H04
| |--T. subg. Eu-Tetraplodon D24
| | |--T. angustatus [=Splachnum angustatum] D24
| | `--T. mnioides [=Splachnum mnioides; incl. T. bryoides] D24
| `--T. (subg. Haplodon) wormskjoldii [=Splachnum wormskjoldii] D24
`--Tayloria Hooker 1816 SK02
|--T. callophylla (Müll.Hal.) Mitt. 1882 (see below for synonymy) SK02
|--T. gunnii (Wilson) Willis 1950 (see below for synonymy) SK02
|--T. lingulata [=Splachnum lingulatum; incl. Dissodon splachnoides] D24
|--T. maidenii Broth. 1916 SK02
|--T. octoblepharum (Hooker) Mitt. 1882 (see below for synonymy) SK02
| |--T. o. var. octoblepharum (see below for synonymy) SK02
| |--T. o. var. major (Hooker & Wilson) Watts & Whitel. 1906 [=Dissodon plagiopus var. major] SK02
| `--T. o. var. pyriformis (Hooker & Wilson) Watts & Whitel. 1906 (see below for synonymy) SK02
|--T. purpurascens SK02
|--T. tasmanica (Hampe) Broth. 1903 [=Tetraplodon tasmanicus] SK02
`--T. tenuis [=Splachnum tenue, T. serrata var. tenuis] D24
Nomina nuda: Dissodon plagiopus var. minor Müll.Hal. & Hampe 1853 [=Tayloria octoblepharum var. minor Watts & Whitel. 1906] SK02
Dissodon nanocarpus Müll.Hal. 1901 [=Tayloria nanocarpa Watts & Whitel. 1906] SK02
Leptobryum pyriforme (Hedw.) Wilson 1855 SK02 [=Mnium pyriforme D24; incl. Bryum senodictyon (n. n.) SK02, Leptobryum senodictyon (n. n.) SK02]
Tayloria callophylla (Müll.Hal.) Mitt. 1882 [=Dissodon callophyllus, Splachnum callophyllum; incl. Eremodon robustus] SK02
Tayloria gunnii (Wilson) Willis 1950 [=Splachnum gunnii, S. grumii (nom. inv.); incl. Tetraplodon gunnianum (nom. illeg.), Tayloria obtusissima] SK02
Tayloria octoblepharum (Hooker) Mitt. 1882 [=Splachnum octoblepharum, Dissodon octoblepharum, Eremodon octoblepharum] SK02
Tayloria octoblepharum (Hooker) Mitt. 1882 var. octoblepharum [incl. Dissodon cuspidatus (nom. illeg.), D. novae-valesiae, Tayloria novae-valesiae, D. pallescens (nom. inv.), T. pallescens (nom. inv.), D. plagiopus] SK02
Tayloria octoblepharum var. pyriformis (Hooker & Wilson) Watts & Whitel. 1906 [=Dissodon plagiopus var. pyriformis] SK02
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
Buck, W. R., & B. Goffinet. 2000. Morphology and classification of mosses. In: Shaw, A. J., & B. Goffinet. Bryophyte Biology pp. 71-123. Cambridge University Press.
[D24] Dixon, H. N. 1924. The Student's Handbook of British Mosses 3rd ed. V. V. Sumfield: Eastbourne.
[D03] Dusén, P. 1903. Patagonian and Fuegian mosses. In: Scott, W. B. (ed.) Reports of the Princeton University Expeditions to Patagonia, 1896–1899 vol. 8. Botany pp. 63–126. The University: Princeton (New Jersey).
[H04] Haeckel, E. 1899–1904. Kunstformen der Natur. Bibliographisches Institut: Leipzig und Wien.
[SK02] Streimann, H., & N. Klazenga. 2002. Catalogue of Australian Mosses. Flora of Australia Supplementary Series 17. Australian Biological Resources Study: Canberra.
Last updated: 7 January 2018.
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