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2. Spanish moss - Wikipedia

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   Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides) is an epiphytic flowering plant that often grows upon large trees in tropical and subtropical climates. It is native to much of Mexico, Bermuda, the Bahamas, Central America, South America (as far south as northern Patagonia), [4] the Southern United States, and West Indies.

3. Tillandsia - Wikipedia

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   The genus Tillandsia was named by Carl Linnaeus after the Swedish physician and botanist Elias Tillandz (originally Tillander) (1640–1693). Some common types of Tillandsia include ball moss (T. recurvata) and Spanish moss (T. usneoides). The genus contains around 650 species, where 635 are considered epiphytic. [2]

4. Bromeliaceae - Wikipedia

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   Some species of Tillandsia (e.g. Spanish moss, Tillandsia usneoides) are aerophytes, which have very reduced root systems and absorb water directly from the air. [9] Many terrestrial and epiphytic bromeliads have their leaves in the form of vase-shaped rosettes which accumulate water.

5. List of Tillandsia species - Wikipedia

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   Tillandsia × jaguactalensis I. Ramírez, Carnevali & Chi; Tillandsia jaliscopinicola L.Hrom. & P.Schneid. (also spelt Tillandsia jalisco-pinicola) Tillandsia jequiensis L.Hrom. & H.Hrom. Tillandsia joel-mandimboensis Flores-Cruz, C.Granados & Vázq.-Hurt. Tillandsia jonesii T.Strehl; Tillandsia jucunda Castellanos; Tillandsia juerg ...

6. Usnea - Wikipedia

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   Usnea looks very similar to the plant Spanish moss, so much so that the latter's Latin name is derived from it (Tillandsia usneoides, the 'Usnea-like Tillandsia'). Distribution and habitat [ edit ]

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