Lejeunea cavifolia

Finnish taxon
Yes
Occurrence in Finland
Published from Finland
Primary habitat
  • Ml – herb-rich forests (also spruce-dominated); v – old-growth forests (including sporadic old trees and younger forests with decaying trees)
Secondary habitat
  • K – Rock outcrops and boulder fields
Status in Finland
  • Stable population
Publication of occurrence
  • Pihlaja, K., Huttunen, S., Metso, A., Kypärä, T., Syrjänen, K., Juutinen, R., Kuusisto, I., Parnela, A., Arkkio, H., Kuitunen, T., Virtanen, R., Häyhä, T., Tahvanainen, T., Koponen, T., Boychuk, M. A., Huhta, A.-P., Laaka-Lindberg, S., Vainio, O., Torniainen, J., Kestilä, A., Enroth, J., Vesakoski, V., Kolari, T. H. M., Lindholm, V., Romppanen, E., Metsänoja, S., Ervasti, E., Korvenpää, T., Maanpää, L., Veglio, L., Oksanen, P., He, X. & Ulvinen, T. 2023. New national and regional biological records for Finland 11. Contributions to Bryophyta and Marchantiophyta 10. – Memoranda Societatis Fauna Flora Fennica 99: 1–17.
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  • Pihlaja, K. & Ulvinen, T. 2023: Suomen sammalien levinneisyys eliömaakunnissa 10. – Suomen ympäristökeskus. 19.6.2023.
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Observations
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  • Occurs
  • Does not occur
  • Old records only

Distribution in Finland

Rather common in southern and central Finland, absent from the north.

Source: Pinkka e-learning: A Nordic bryophytes and lichens - Lejeunea-Oxyrrhynchium CC BY 4.0

The following biotope data have been recorded for observations of this taxa