Scapania nemorea

Kingdom	Plantae	Plants, but not fungi, lichens, or algae (from Stearn's Botanical Latin)
Division	Hepatophyta	Liverworts: simple, non-vascular plants
Subdivision	Hepaticae	Thallose and leafy liverworts
Class	Hepatopsida	Liverworts with prostrate form, extending horizontally, with leaflike form
Subclass	Jungermanniae	Hepatic mosses, named for botanist Ludwig Jungermann
Order	Jungermanniales	Liverworts with thin leaf-like flags on each side of the stem; other liveworts lack evidence of leaves
Family	Scapaniaceae	A primarily Northern Hemisphere family of leafy liverworts, commonly known as earworts
Genus	Scapania	From the Latin scapan, meaning ”to scoop“ or ”to dig,“ which reflects its habitat preferences, often found in muddy or wet areas
Species	nemorea	Grolle and Isoviita both treated this as a reference to J. nemorea (1759), while Stotler & Zehr argued that ”nemorea“ in 1759 is an error, corrected to ”nemorosa“ in 1763. However, Grolle & Isoviita presented evidence that ”nemorea“ is correct, and the latter is therefore treated as illegitimate