Category:Gymnomitrion

**Gymnomitrion**
	genus of liverworts
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Instance of	taxon;
Common name
	svenska: Frostmossor; українська: Голошапка; 中文: 全萼苔属; 中文（中国大陆）: 全萼苔属; 中文（简体）: 全萼苔属;
Taxonomy
Kingdom	Plantae
Subkingdom	Viridiplantae
Infrakingdom	Streptophyta
Superdivision	Embryophyta
Division	Marchantiophyta
Class	Jungermanniopsida
Subclass	Jungermanniidae
Order	Jungermanniales
Suborder	Jungermanniineae
Family	Gymnomitriaceae
Genus	Gymnomitrion
Taxon author	August Carl Joseph Corda, 1829
Authority file
	Q17288380; NCBI taxonomy ID: 209792; ITIS TSN: 15020; GBIF taxon ID: 2689249; Tropicos ID: 35002059; Flora of North America taxon ID: 114285; USDA PLANTS ID: GYMNO9; New Zealand Organisms Register ID: 768d6385-e253-46ea-8a9d-4b463c315352; EPPO Code: 1GYTG; iNaturalist taxon ID: 157201; NBN System Key: NHMSYS0000309996; BOLD Systems taxon ID: 425778
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Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Divisio: Marchantiophyta • Classis: Jungermanniopsida • Ordo: Jungermanniales • Familia: Gymnomitriaceae • Genus: Gymnomitrion Corda

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svenska: Frostmossor
українська: Голошапка
中文: 全萼苔属
中文（中国大陆）: 全萼苔属
中文（简体）: 全萼苔属

Wikispecies has an entry on: Gymnomitrion.

Included species (for Wikispecies, 15 July 2022):

G. adustum, G. africanum, G. alpinum, G. asperulatum, G. atrofilum, G. bolivianum, G. brevissimum, G. commutatum, G. concinnatum, G. corallioides, G. crenatilobum, G. crenulatum, G. crystallocaulon, G. faurianum, G. fissum, G. incompletum, G. laceratum, G. miniatum, G. minutulum, G. moralesae, G. mucronulatum, G. mucrophorum, G. nigrum, G. noguchianum, G. obtusilobum, G. obtusum, G. pacificum, G. parvitextum, G. revolutum, G. rubidum, G. setaceum, G. sinense, G. strictum, G. subintegrum, G. truncatoapiculatum, G. verrucosum