A small, non-vascular plant that belongs to the division Marchantiophyta, often found in moist habitats and resembling moss. The forest floor was covered with a lush carpet of liverworts, adding a vibrant green to the landscape.
A type of bryophyte that is characterized by a flattened, leaf-like structure and is used in studies of plant evolution and development. Researchers collected samples of liverwort to study its unique reproductive structures.
A low-growing woodland herb (Anemone hepatica, synonym Hepatica nobilis) of the buttercup family, formerly used in herbal medicine for liver ailments. In traditional remedies, dried liverwort was brewed into a tea believed to alleviate liver complaints.