| On closer inspection one would find that the leaves of Lophozia barbata are four-lobed and succubous. |
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| Leaf overlap in a lateral row of leaves is either succubous or incubous. |
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| The leaf insertion is succubous, meaning that the upper border of a leaf lies under the lower border of the leaf immediately above it on the stem. |
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| Leaves succubous, circular to oblong-ovate, rounded, usually with very conspicuous yellow gemmae produced at the upper margins, concave, costa none. |
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