Blindia acuta (Hedw.) Bruch & Schimp.

BRYOFLORA OF CALIFORNIA
CARSON-ICEBERG WILDERNESS, STANISLAUS NATL. FOREST
Blindia acuta (Hedwig) Bruch & W.P. Schimper
det. by Jim Shevock; confirmed by David Toren vii.2020
ALPINE COUNTY, CA
Along Disaster Creek Trail (20E03) about 1.5 miles above trailhead
accessed off of Clark Fork Road, 9 miles from the junction with
highway 108. R20E, T7N, section 23. Lat/Long: NAD 83: 38°25,43.8M
N, 119°45'06.4" W. Elev: 7135 ft.
Mixed conifer forest among granitic boulders at edge of recent
wildfire. On moist rockwall along cascading creek in shade.
James R. Shevock 57046 NEWV»»Bom»™.	16 Jul 2020
04444004 .....
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
Coll.	Taxon	4
LIGHT: sunny, open, filtered, partial shade, full shade)
WATER: di^ijpiesic, moist, seep, wet, satifrdted, sttBmerged to_m
TOPOGVfidg^ slope^swale, valley, trail, roadside
HABITAT: dense/opeiV cut foresg^voodland, savannah, grassland, heath,
chaparral, tropicatr-strD-tropicalTtemperate, subalpine, alpine, desert,
riparian, spring/seep; meadow, bog/fen, swamp, pond, lake, vernal pool,
river/stream/ereelTban)c, intermittent streamlet, rivulet, rheophytic
SUBSTRATE: ignumirfgranjt^volcanic), metamorphic (slate, shale,
marble, limestone), sedlTIISfifary (sandstone), other rtcll
Soil: sand, loam, gravel, clay, rocky, litter, humus, peat
Rock: outcroj£>liff, crevice, top/wall of boujc^r, rock-slab, underhang
"Tree! baseTSuttress, trunk, sturfipr^fltagrtligrfillen/dead /rotten trunk,
branch, exposed roots, bark, leaf, shrub, climber, liana,_m above ground
Type: conifer, podocarp, hardwood, tree fern, palm, bamboo,_
Dominant plants:_
04444004