Sphagnaceae

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
FAMILY: Published in
Dumortier, B. C. (1829). In Analyse des Familles des Plantes. J. Casterman. https://www.tropicos.org/reference/9029575

Homonyms: Sphagnaceae
Common names: Peat moss in English; Sphagnum Moss Family in English; Torfowcowate in Polish; Turbasamblalised in Estonian; Tőzegmohafélék in Hungarian; darfesámmálat in Northern Sami; darffit in Northern Sami; peat moss family in English; rašeliníkovité in Czech; torvmosefamilien in Norwegian Bokmål; Сфагновые in Russian; วงศ์ ข้าวตอกฤๅษี in Thai; ミズゴケ科 in Japanese; 泥炭苔科 in Chinese; 泥炭藓科 in Chinese; Sphagnum Moss Family in language.; Sphagnum Moss Family in language.; darfesámmálat in Northern Sami; torvmosefamilien in Nynorsk, Norwegian; torvmosefamilien in Norwegian Bokmål; darffit in Northern Sami

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