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Species in Fontinalaceae

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Brachelyma subulatum

Dichelyma capillaceum

Dichelyma falcatum

Dichelyma japonicum

Dichelyma pallescens

Dichelyma sinense

Dichelyma uncinatum

Fontinalis allenii

Fontinalis amblyphylla

Fontinalis antipyretica

Fontinalis bogotensis

Fontinalis bryhnii

Fontinalis chrysophylla

Fontinalis dalecarlica

Fontinalis dichelymoides

Fontinalis duriaei

Fontinalis flaccida

Fontinalis gigantea

Fontinalis howellii

Fontinalis hypnoides

Fontinalis involuta

Fontinalis kindbergii

Fontinalis lachenaudii

Fontinalis lescurii

Fontinalis mac-millanii

Fontinalis microphylla

Fontinalis missourica

Fontinalis mollis

Fontinalis neomexicana

Fontinalis novae-angliae

Fontinalis patula

Fontinalis perfida

Fontinalis redfearnii

Fontinalis rigens

Fontinalis sphagnifolia

Fontinalis squamosa

Fontinalis subcarinata

Fontinalis sullivantii

Fontinalis utahensis

Fontinalis waghornei

Fontinalis welchiana

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