Species: Atrichum selwynii

Mosses dark green, becoming yellowish brown with age, solitary to loosely tufted; stems simple or rarely branched; central strand large; rhizoids usually few. Leaves much crisped and contorted when dry, widely spreading when moist, oblong to oblong-lanceolate, ligulate, scarcely sheathing or dilated at the base, acute or obtuse, undulate with coarse teeth on the backs of the undulations; margins flat. Polyoicous. Seta single, erect, reddish and smooth, becoming hollow; capsules cylindric, terete, inclined, or curved, gradually narrowed at the base, neck region short, stomata lacking; peristome teeth 32. Lid convex, long and slenderly rostrate, often nearly equalling the length of the urn (Flowers 1973).