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a catalog of the names and citations for new taxa, combinations, and names

for mosses published during the years 1996 through 1998, inclusive, with

citations of previously published basionyms and replaced names together with

a bibliography of the publications in which these nova appeared

Marshall R.Crosby

Missouri MISSOURI BOTANICAL

VG Botanical SEP 0.6 2000

Garden GARDEN LIBRARY

MONOGRAPHS IN SYSTEMATIC BOTANY

FROM THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN

Volume 80

ISBN 0-915279-10-X

ISSN 0161-1542

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EDITOR

Victoria C. Hollowell

MANAGING EDITOR

Amy Scheuler McPherson

ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Diana Gunter

TEXT FORMATTER

Barbara Mack

SENIOR SECRETARY

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Introduction

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Introduction

The Index of Mosses, 1996-1998 (IOM 96-98), contains 513 nova published between

1 January 1996 and 31 December 1998. In addition, nova that should have appeared in

earlier Indexes of Mosses and valid nova that should have appeared in /ndex.Muscorum

(IM) are included. Finally, there are some corrections to the earlier Indexes of Mosses and

Index Muscorum. The total number of entries in JOM 96—98 is 998.

IOM 96-98 follows the style of the Index of Mosses, 1963-1989, which appeared in

1992, Index of Mosses, 1990-1992 (1994), and Index of Mosses 1993—1995 (1997).

Users should read their introductions for details about content and format.

IOM 96-98 lists authors of moss names and publications not listed in Index of

Mosses, 1963-1989, with a few entries duplicated, when additional information is

available.

As with earlier Indexes of Mosses, IOM 96-98 is based on information contained in

MOST, a subset of the database TROPICOS, developed and maintained at the Missouri

Botanical Garden. Index of Mosses is a nomenclator: it does not reflect taxonomic

interpretations of acceptance or synonymy. Nomenclatural interpretations are based on

the St. Louis Code.

IOM 93-95 was rich in nova in the largest family of mosses, Pottiaceae. The

resurrected Leptotrichella and Schistidium take honors for most nova this time, with 62

and 71 entries, respectively. Although we continue to recombine names, there seems to

be a downward trend in the number of species of mosses being described. Here are the

numbers of species with valid, legitimate names cataloged in this /ndex and its two

predecessors: 1990-92, 132; 1993-95, 116; 1996-98, 102; for a total of 350.

The broader literature indicates that 15 of these, just over 4%, have already fallen into

taxonomic synonymy.

Willem (Wim) Margadant, the last surviving compiler of Jndex Muscorum, died

during the period covered by this installment of JOM. Shortly before his death, he

completed an essay sketching the creation of this monumental muscological work. His

fellow Dutchman Willem (Bill) Meijer brought me a copy of the essay, suggesting that it

be published in the next JOM. The essay, lightly edited, follows this preface.

IM is a remarkable achievement. Based on the data in TROPICOS, about 80,500

names, exclusive of forms and subforms, existed to be cataloged by the end of 1962, the

closing date for JM. Its compilers “checked about 90% of the names,” and only “about

10% of the entries [as published in /M] had a minor or major mistake.”

Although “IM is outdated now,” it is only out-of-date in the sense of no longer being

up-to-date, and it remains a fundamental reference for muscology. It stimulated the

“rather strong output of taxonomic literature” that has appeared since volume one of IM

was published in 1959. This output has resulted in a further increase in the number of

names to catalog, to about 87,500 now. More importantly, it has resulted in a much better

understanding of the relationships and diversity of mosses. /M reflected a taxonomy that

recognized just over 17,000 species of mosses. In this interim, based on the “rather

strong output of taxonomic literature,” the number has been reduced to just under 13,000

and appears to be headed for a final count of about 12,000 species (Crosby, in prep.).

IM is probably the last index of mosses that will be compiled “by preparing cards.”

Although JOM began by the entering of data on cards, they were immediately

computerized: the data were punched into IBM cards, each card representing one field of

one record, with as many as twenty cards representing one record (name). This system

was abandoned in the early 1980s with the introduction of the Osborne 01 “portable”

computer. And, we may be reaching the point that paper index of mosses will no longer

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be pL apres The entire database on which JOM i is based is available on the web at

and steadily becomes more easily available

to all, more easily manipulated for individual needs, and richer in content (digital images

of protologues are now being attached to their citations, see, e.g., Brachymenium

argenteum, Funaria delicatula).

Acknowledgments: I thank my muscological colleagues at MO, Bruce Allen, Steve

Churchill, Si He, Bob Ireland, and Jess Mufioz (now at MA), for help with the Index of

Mosses, 1996-1998; Bob Magill continues to refine the TROPICOS programs to make

ta entry, maintenance, and use easier, more accurate, and more useful. Others have

helped by sending reprints, commenting on drafts of JOM 96-98, and pointing out errors

in previous /ndexes and in TROPICOS. I particularly appreciate Barb Mack’s formatting

and proofreading.

The Index Muscorum and its aftermath

Wim D. Margadant

Already, before World War II, H. N. Dixon stressed the need for updating the “Index

Bryologicus” by E. G. Paris, which appeared in two editions from 1893 to 1905. In the

second edition all names known to the author as being published before 1900 were listed,

including manuscript names in herbaria or exsiccatae.

A definite plan to produce an updated Index Muscorum was placed before the

International Botanical Congress, Paris 1954, by Prof. R. van der Wijk and P. Florschiitz.

It was discussed by an international committee of bryologists there and recommended.

The plan was approved; the committee agreed on guidelines.

The main aim of the Index Muscorum (IM) is to cite names and places of their

publication correctly by direct consultation of the works involved. My guess is that we

checked about 90% of the names. Rather late during the work I suggested marking those

names not checked in the original publication. However, at that time Prof. Van der Wijk,

the chief editor, did not want to do so, judging it might jeopardize the finishing of the

whole work.

To enable herbarium owners to rearrange the Musci in their collections, IM was to

include heterotypic synonyms, as Paris had done. An innovation was the citation of the

author responsible for the taxonomical judgement in each particular case. The taxonomy

used was in the first place the treatment of Brotherus (and Paul for Sphagnum) in ed. 2 of

Engler & Prantl, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien, vol. 10-11, 1924-1925; later

treatments, especially monographs, should be included. Soon it became apparent that the

references to new determinations could not be restricted in this manner; many references

to older names had to be searched in the literature of the 19th century. This feature was

heavily criticized in reviews, especially when it concerned early determinations. One of

the reviewers wrote me that he later realized the usefulness of these references.

Optimistically it was hoped to have the work ready at the next Congress. It soon was

clear that much more time was needed. From 1 September 1956 to 31 December 1961, I

was able to devote full time to the project. My salary was paid out of a grant of the Dutch

Organization for Pure Scientific Research (ZWO, Zuiver Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek).

The U.S. National Science Foundation gave a grant for clerical assistance and materials,

the first time such a grant went to an institute outside the U.S.A.; both grants made it

possible to do the work and are gratefully acknowledged.

The pushing power of Prof. Van der Wijk was instrumental in completing the work.

Volume | (names of genera beginning with A-C) was presented (a few copies only!) at

the Montreal Congress, 1959. The energy of Dr. F. A. Stafleu, who saw the work through

the press, so that copies could be presented there, should be mentioned, too. Vol. 5, the

last one, was presented in a similar way at the Seattle Congress, 1969.

My hope that we would be able to have only about one percent mistakes also was too

optimistic. After Vol. 1 was printed I counted them in a number of pages (only those

found at that time) and was embarrassed: about 10% of the entries had a minor or major

mistake. However, in experiments with living beings a standard error as high as that is

not surprising: I feel quite alive. However, I was not content and have since tried to

recheck any publication on Musci that came into my hands. A considerable number of

errors was corrected in Vol. 5, containing the remaining letters T—Z, and the Appendix,

p. 239-922. Alas, some hyper corrections crept in, too.

The closing date of Vol. 5 was changed from 1 Jan. 1958 to 1 Jan. 1963. The

additional period became fully the work of Prof. van der Wijk, which took him much

time, since some time after his retirement all clerical assistance stopped.

We began the work on IM by preparing cards for all names in Paris, Index

Bryologicus, ed. 2, except clear cases of misidentifications and of not effectively

published names. This took about one year for the 3 persons involved at that time, Prof.

Van der Wijk and his secretary not being able to devote full time. Names accepted by

Paris were entered in white cards, synonyms on buff cards. The next step was to excerpt

the Musci in the work of Brotherus (Sphagnum by Paul) in Engler & Prantl, Die

natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien. “New” names from this source had pink cards. Green cards

served for names not in these two sources. An attempt was made to cover the period

1901-1925; the pressure of time did not allow us to do this very thoroughly. For the

period 1924-1958 we relied heavily on the literature lists in The Bryologist, Revue

Bryologique and its successor Revue Bryologique et Lichénologique, Botanical Abstracts

and its successor Biological Abstracts.

The checking of the original publications was begun chronologically: those of 1801

checked onwards. Soon this proved to be much too time consuming; Prof. Van der Wijk

decided to change to an alphabetical sequence: first all publications in which names of

genera beginning with A were checked. This resulted in considerable number of

corrections in the early volumes, since the later volumes had many data not yet checked

at the time of preparing the text for printing. Books present in Utrecht and not in

Gréningen were checked by P. A. Florschiitz, who also did proof reading. He once

remarked, “If I made few corrections on a certain page, I was nearly asleep.” I was able

to use Dutch Interlibrary Loan via the Library of the University Gréningen, a valuable

service, again gratefully acknowledged. For books not present in the Netherlands two

visits were paid to England. In 1959 I spent about three weeks in London and had

tremendous help from Ms. Phyllis Edwards, librarian of the Botany Department of the

British Museum (Natural History). My guess is that we saw about 90% of the

publications needed. Nevertheless, a number of publications remained unchecked or even

unknown to us, e.g., some from the Soviet Union. It was also impossible to check

exsiccatae and names from these sources were only entered from literature if we had

some indication that descriptions were present. This gap has been partially filled by Dr.

Geneva Sayre in her fine work (Memoirs New York Botanical Garden 19(1-3), 1959,

1971, 1975).

The card file, at least 78,900 cards (including a number of duplications, e.g., the

names of subgenera and sections in the genus as well as in the alphabetical place) is now

in my custody. The cards contain useful additional information not present in the printed

volumes, especially of the geographic distribution of the taxa published after 1900. This

geography was the feature on which most questions were asked, as Prof. Van der Wijk

informed me.

Self-evidently in Vol. 1 the Paris Code was followed. For later volumes we tried to

introduce consequences of the changes in the Code accepted at the Montreal (1959) and

Edinburgh (1964) Congresses, but time did not permit us to do this thoroughly

The ranks forma and subforma are not

be unimportant. Nevertheless

ae reported in IM, since they were considered to

» It we knew a name to be illegitimate (the same epithet

having been used earlier in the same species for a taxon st on st seusahis was

indicated. Therefore, relevant notations on these two ranks were entered on cards

However, these ranks were not hunted systematically.

Since the publication I continued to check every muscological book that came into

ae hands against the printed volumes and found literally thousands of corrections and

a pages including formae and subformae. Later Congresses introduced some changes

in the Code. ~ Leningrad Congress (1975) a rather drastic change was introduced on

es 8 ——— names, creating a new nomenclatural category: those

of which the rank was not designated in the work concerned. They do not have

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priority except for blocking the use of the epithet in the same species based on another

type. I can use Donk’s term “impriorable names” for this category. Rechecking this is a

Herculean task, probably not possible for one person.

My work in trying to correct entries in the Index Muscorum resulted in another file of

several thousand cards. I hoped to be able to publish them in a Supplement 1963-1973.

In the early seventies I allowed Marshall Crosby to photocopy this file for his work.

However, in his Index of Mosses 1963-1989, page 1, this information was “only

occasionally used.”

eparing the Index Muscorum was a major undertaking. I am glad to have

contributed to the usefulness of the work. My hope for stabilization of nomenclature by

the work was vain. To the contrary: some authors grasped the opportunity to publish

series of new names, mainly when IM signaled a generic name to be illegitimate. Prof.

Van der Wijk and I did this too, but only for those names in which two or more

references were needed in IM. I hoped to be able to prepare many proposals for

conservation. This has to be done carefully. Again, pressing time prevented me from

making all proposals which I envisaged. Specific names of Musci could not be proposed

before the Tokyo Congress, though the Seattle Congress permitted them but with the

strong restriction that the taxa involved should have economic importance. Only recently

some serious drawbacks of the change of the starting point from Linnaeus to Hedwig are

in the course of being redressed by conservation.

Since there has been a rather strong output of taxonomic literature on Musci since its

publication, IM is outdated now. Crosby & al. have admirably filled this gap by

publishing the Index of Mosses 1963-1989 (IoM) and Index of Mosses 1990-1992

(IoM-2, my abbreviations). They added the types of species published as new, the

requirements having become stricter at nearly every Congress. Dixon already before the

war suggested to include this information, which was not followed in IM, as far as I

know because it would be too time consuming.

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* ACANTHOCLADIUM Mitten, |

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St. Louis

Acanthocladium kieitiioun Brotherus i

H. A. Moller, Hedwigia 60: 326. Siiaeiees

1919

Other use: Mastopoma scabrifolium

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ACHROPHYLLUM Vitt & Crosby, 1972.

Achrophyllum anomalum var. pallidum

(Cardot & Brotherus) He Si, J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 85: 107. 1998. [See He, Si, 1998.]

Basionym: Pterygophyllum anomalum var.

pallidum Cardot & Brotherus, 1923.

ACROPORIUM Mitten, 1868.

Acroporium ee

spies (E. B. Bartram) B.C A

P. Ramsay & W. B. Schofield, Austral Syst.

Bot. 9: 321. 1996. [See Tan, B. C.,

amsay & W. B. Schofield, 1996. -

Basionym: Acroporium percaudatum E. B.

Bartram, 1961.

Acroporium microcladum (Dozy &

Molkenboer) B. C. Tan in B. C. Tan, A. C.

Church & Windadri, Trop. Biodiv. 4: 236.

1997. [See Tan, B. C., A. C. Church & F. I.

Windadri, 1997.]

Basionym: Hypnum microcladon Dozy &

Molkenboer, 1844.

Acroporium microcladum var. burleyi B. C.

Tan in B. C. Tan, A. C. Church & Windadri,

Trop. Biodiv. 4: 236. f. 1. 1997. [See Tan, B.

C., A. C. Church & F. I. Windadri, 1997.]

Type: Indonesia. “Kalimantan Tengah,

Acroporium microcladum var. rhizogemmae

B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H. P. Ramsay,

Nova Hedwigia 67: 214. 1998. [See Tan, B.

C., W. B. Schofield & H. Ramsay, 1998.]

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Gorge, Daintree National Park.” Tan,

Brown & seb 94-701. Holotype: NSW;

isotypes: BM, FH, H, NY.

Acroporium perandatim E. B. Bartram,

Brittonia 13: 377. 1

Other use: Aeroporum lamprophyllum var.

percaudatum (E. B. Bartram) B. C. Tan, H.

P. Ramsay & W. _ Schofield, 1996.

Acroporium scalarirete Dixon, Proc. Roy.

Soc. Queensland 53 (2): 37. 1941.

Other use: Eucamptodon scalarirete eNaeee)

B. C. Tan, H. P. Ramsay & W. B

Schofield, 1996.

Acroporium subluxurians (Dixon & Thériot)

O’Shea, Trop. Bryol. 15: 82. 1998. [See

O’ Shea, B. J., 1998.]

Basionym: Rhaphidostichum subluxurians

Dixon & Thériot, 1930.

ACTINODONTIUM Schwagrichen, 1826, rejected

against Lepidopilum.

ws (Rrothenic in

DIV

Urban) Churchill in LW. R. Buck, Mem. New

York Bot. Gard. 82: 49. 1998. [See Buck, W.

R., 1998a.]

Basionym: eo oe

Brotherus in Urban

Actinodontium i at a4 R. Buck, Mem.

New York Bot. Gard. 82: 48. pl. 16: f. 9-14.

1998. [See Buck, W. R., 1998a.]

Type: Dominican Republic. “Prov. La Vega:

19°02'N, 70°55'W.” W. R. Buck 14131.

Jan 13, 1987. Holotype: NY.

ALOINA Kindberg, 1882, conserved name.

Aloina humilis M. T. Gallego, Cano & Ros in

M. T. Gallego et al., Nova Hedwigia 67: 121.

f. 1-18. 1998. [See Gallego, M. T., M. J.

Cano, R. M. Ros, J. Guerra & G. M. Dirkse,

1998.]

Type: Spain. “Canary Islands: Fuerteventura,

N slopes of Mont Ferduca, Morro de los

Olivos, 3 km NNE of Paraja.” G. M. Dirkse

MUB 6801. Feb 12, 1992. Holotype: MUB.

Para ited.

AMBLYSTEGIUM W. P. Schimper in B.S.G.,

3.

Amblystegium polygamum W. P. Schimper in

Other use: Drepanocladus polygamus (W. P.

Schimper in B.S.G.) Hedends, 1997.

ANDREAEA Hedwig, 1801.

Andreaea gainii Cardot, Compt. Rend. Hebd.

Séances Acad. Sci. 153: 602. 1911.

Other use: Andreaea parallela var. gainii

1996. [See Ochyra, R., 1996a.]

Basionym: Andreaea gainii Cardot, 1911.

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Andreaea rothii var. huntii (Limpricht)

Dixon, 1896.

Note: redundant combination in Dill, Bryol.

Beitr. 4: 17 and 18. 198

Andreaea taiwanensis Chiang Tzen-yuh, Bot.

Bull. Acad. Sin. 39: 58. f. 1. 1998. [See

Chiang, Tzen-yuh, 1998a.]

Type: China. “Taiwan. Nantou Co., Mt

Yushantongfeng, ca. 3,200 m alt., in Abies

forest on rock.” Chiang 24299. Nov 30,

1987. Holotype: HAST.

ANISOTHECIUM Mitten, 1869.

Anisothecium cardotii (R. Brown ter) Ochyra,

Moss FI. King George Island Antarctica 114.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998b

Basionym: Dicranum cardotii R. Brown ter,

903.

Anisothecium crispum var. atlanticum C. E.

O. Jensen, Bot. Faerées 1: 161. 1901.

Other gs po se palustris var. atlantica

rae ensen) Lewinsky & Nyholm,

aveuiencas W. J. Hooker & Taylor, 1818.

Anomodon sect. geursy: Iwatsuki, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 26: 4 3.

Other use: Anomodon hee Abbreviati

(Iwatsuki) Granzow-de la Cerda, 1997.

Anomodon subsect. Abbreviati (Iwatsuki)

Granzow-de la Cerda, Contr. Univ. Michigan

Herb. 21: se 1997. [See Granzow-de la

Cerda, I., 199

Basionym: oS sect. Abbreviati

Iwatsuki, 1963.

Anomodon subsect. Dentati Granzow-de la

Cerda, Contr. Univ. Michigan Herb. 21: 238.

1997. [See Granzow-de la Cerda, I., 1997.]}

Type: Holotype: Anomodon dentatus Gao

Chien.

Anomodon sect. Haplohymenium (Dozy &

Molkenboer) Granzow-de la Cerda, Contr.

sit Michigan Herb. 21: 239. 1997, [See

ranzow-de la Cerda, I., 1997.]

Anomodon sect. Thrausti Granzow-de la

Cerda, Contr. Univ. Michigan Herb. 21: 246.

1997. [See Granzow w-de la Cerda, I., 1997.]

ba ros Holotype: Anomodon thraustus C.

Anomodon flagelliformis

(Savicz-Ljubitskaya) Granzow-de la Cerda,

Contr. Univ. Michigan Herb, 21: wi 1997.

[See Granzow-de la Cerda, I., 199

Bas LY, 47 IL

Eicken 1922.

Anomodon pellicula C. Miller, Hedwigia 36:

137. 1897.

Other use: Lindbergia pellicula (C. Miiller)

W. R. Buck & Schiavone, 1997.

Anomodon sieboldii (Dozy & Molkenboer)

Granzow-de la Cerda, Contr. Univ. Michigan

Herb. 21: 243. 1997. [See Granzow-de la

Cerda, I., 1997.]

Basionym: Leptohymenium sieboldii Dozy &

Molkenboer, 1844.

Anomodon solovjovii var. henanensis B. C.

Tan, Boufford & Ying Tsun Shen, Acta Bot.

Yunnan. 18: 69. f. 1-4. 1996. [See Tan, B. C.

et al., 1996.]

Type: China. wanton Province, Neixiang

Xian . . . Tumuai Pass north of the city of

Xiaquan, on an trunk in secondary forest

along a steep ravine.” Boufford et al.

26458-B. Holotype: PE; isotypes: FH, H.

AONGSTROEMIA Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1846, conserved orthography,

“Angstroemia.”

Aongstroemia alpina C. Miiller, Bull. Herb.

Boissier 5: 186. 1897.

Other use: Leptotrichella alpina (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, 1997.

Aongstroemia apophysatula C. Miller,

Hedwigia 37: 118. 1898.

Other use: Leptotrichella apophysatula (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1997.

Aongstroemia austroéxigua C. Miiller,

Hedwigia 37: 117. 1898.

Other use: Leptotrichella austroéxigua (C.

Miller) Ochyra, 1997.

Aongstroemia gymna C. Miller, Bull. Herb.

Boissier 6: 43. 1898.

Other use: Leptotrichella gymna (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, 1997.

Aongstroemia hillebrandii C. Miller, Flora

82: 446. 1896.

Other use: Leptotrichella hillebrandii (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 199

Aongstroemia ‘As egunarie C. Miller, Bull.

Herb. Boissier 5: 187. 1897.

Other use: Leptotrichella lagunaria (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1997.

fon gga ligulifolia C. Miller, Flora 69:

oan use: Lepr ligulifolia (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1

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Aongstroemia martiana Hampe, Vidensk.

Meddel. Dansk Naturhist. Foren.

Kjobenhavn, ser. 3, 4: 41. 1872.

Other use: Leptotrichella martiana (Hampe)

Ochyra,

Aongstroemia minuta Hampe, Linnaea 38:

209. 1874.

Other use: eer minuta (Hampe)

Ochyr

doeedeaie muralis Hampe, Ann. Sci. Nat.

Bot., sér. 5, 3: 357. 1865.

Other use: Lagonrtchalla muralis (Hampe)

Ochyr

Aenialads area Hampe, Ann. Sci. Nat.

Bot., sér. 5, 3: 358. 1865.

Other use: Leptotrichella pusilla (Hampe)

1997.

Aongstroemia schmidii C. Miller, Bot.

Zeitung (Berlin) 11: 39. 1853.

Other use: Leptotrichella schmidii (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1997.

Aongstroemia tenax C. Miiller, Hedwigia 37:

117. 1898.

Other use: Leptotrichella tenax (C. Miiller)

Aongstroemia tenax var. longipes C. Miiller,

Hedwigia 37: 117. 1898.

Other use: Leptotrichella tenax var. longipes

(C. Miller) Ochyra, 1997.

Aongstroemia tenuisetula C. Miiller,

Hedwigia 37: 116. 1898

Other use: Leptotrichella tenuisetula (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1997

ARCHIDIUM Bridel, 182

Archidium clivktontaniim Stone, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 82: 271. f. 1-3. 1997. [See Stone, I.

G., 1997b.]

Type: Australia. “Queensland . . . on fine

silty soil, in semishade of Melaleuca trees,

Wallman Falls Road, west of Ingham.” /.

G. Stone 21207B. Holotype: MEL.

paratype cited.

ASTOMIOPsIS C. Miiller.

Astomiopsis julacea (Bescherelle) K. L. Yip

& Snider, Bryologist 100: 87. 1998. [See

Yip, K. L. & J. A. Snider, 1998.]

Basionym: Pleuridium julaceum Bescherelle,

1898.

ATRACTYLOCARPUS Mitten, 1869, conserved

name.

Atractylocarpus intermedius (B. H. Allen)

Frahm, Ann. Bot. Fenn. 34: 201. 1997. [See

Frahm, J.-P., 1997.]

Basionym: Dicranodontium intermedium B.

H. Allen, 1992.

ATRICHUM Palisot de Beauvois, 1804, conserved

name.

Atrichum rigidum Lorentz, Moosstudien 156.

1864

Other use: Hebantia rigida (Lorentz) G. L. S.

Merrill, 1996

*Atrichum semiserratum Wen Xue-sen & Zhao

Zun-tian, Fl. Bryophyt. Shandong. 308. f.

333. 1998. [See Zhao Zun-tian & Cao Tong

(editors), 1998.]

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

Atrichum undulatum fo. ambiguum

Savicz-Ljubitskaya, 1966. [See Savicz-

rile Ld,

T .R. “Rosia, vicinitates Mosquae,

adits Ailend ad magines

fossae, in silva.” S. +3 Nawaschin s.n. Sep

Note: not in Jndex ko Mosées, 1963-1989.

AULACOPILUM Wilson, 1848.

Aulacopilum abbreviatum Mitten, J. Linn.

Soc., Bot. 13: 308. 5: D. 1873.

Other use: Erpodium abbreviatum (Mitten)

Stone, 1997.

Aulacopilum glaucum Wilson, London J.

Bot. 7: 90. 4: A. 1848.

Other use: Erpodium glaucum (Wilson)

Stone, 1997.

Aulacopilum japonicum Brotherus ex Cardot,

Bull. Soc. Bot. Genéve, sér. 2, 1: 131. 1909.

Other use: Erpodium noguchianum Stone,

1997.

Aulacopilum schaeferi H. Crum, Bryologist

91: 191. f. 1-6. 1988.

Other use: Erpodium schaeferi (H. Crum)

Stone, 1997.

Aulacopilum trichophyllum Angstrém in C.

Miller, Bot. Zeitung oie ett 393. 1862.

Other use: Erpodium gi

trichophyllum lattes. in C Miiller)

Stone, 1997.

AUSTROPHILIBERTIEL LLA Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 41: 478. 1996. [See Ochyra,

1996c.]

Replaced name: Philibertiella Cardot, 1914.

Blocking name: Philibertella Vail, 1897.

A p Lipn Pee i) } Pee 2 ce J (Cardot)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 478.

1996. [See Ochyra, R., 1996c.]

Basionym: Philibertiella ditrichoidea Cardot,

1914.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

A ei Lice }

} tiella nitens (Herzog) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 478. 1996. [See

Ochyra, R., 1996c.]

Basionym: Philibertiella nitens Herzog,

1960

BARBELLOPSIS Brotherus in Handel-Mazzetti,

1929.

Barbellopsis trichophora (Montagne) W. R.

Buck, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 82: 265.

1998. [See Buck, W. R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Isothecium trichophorum

Montagne, 1843.

BARBULA Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Barbula adriatica Baumgartner in

Ginzberger, Denkschr. Kaiserl. Akad. Wiss.,

Math.-Naturwiss. K1. 92: 325. 1915.

Other use: Didymodon fallax var. adriatica

(Baumgartner in Ginzberger) Diill, 1984.

Barbula aquatica Cardot & Thériot in

Thériot, Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr. Bot. 16: 40.

1906. [See Thériot, I., 1906.}

Type: China. “Prov. Kouy-Tchéou.” J.

Cavalerie 1244. Aug 8, 1903.

Note: not in Index Muscorum.

Barbula convoluta var. eustegia (Cardot &

Thériot) Zander, Bryologist 100: 520. 1997

[1998]. [See Zander, R. H., 1997 [1998].]

Basionym: Barbula eustegia Cardot &

Thériot, 1900.

Barbula eustegia Cardot & Thériot, Bot. Gaz.

0: 17. 1900.

Other use: Barbula convoluta var. eustegia

(Cardot & Thériot) Zander, 1997 [1998].

Barbula flexicaulis C. Miiller, Hedwigia 38:

107. 1899.

Other use: Schistidium flexicaule (C. Miller)

Ochyra, 1998.

Barbula seramensis H. Akiyama, Trop.

Bryol. 12: 161. f. 2. 1996. [See Aki H.

1996.] ae

Type: Indonesia. “Central Seram, en route

from Nihehata to Hatumete, 180 m alt.” H.

Akiyama C-16743. Holotype: HYO;

isotypes: BM, BO, FH, H, L, MO, NY.

BARTRAMIA Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Bartramia ii subsp. brasiliensis

Fransén, Lindbergia 20: 160. 1995 [1996].

[See Fransén, S., 1995 [1996].]

Type: Brazil. “Rio de Janeiro, Serra do

Itatiaia, Parque Nacional de Itatiaia,

Abrigo Rebougas.” Vital 5552.

1976-11-02. Holotype: FLAS. Paratypes

cited.

Bartramia mathewsii subsp. synoica Fransén,

Lindbergia 20: 160. 1995 [1996]. [See

Fransén, S., 1995 [1996].]

Type: Venezuela. “Mérida: Dist. Liberator,

Parque Nacional Sierra Neveda, Loma

Redonda Teleférica station, along road to

Los Nevados.” Fransén 1379. Oct 17,

1981. Holotype: GB. Paratypes cited.

Bartramia potosica subsp. synoica Fransén,

Lindbergia 20: 167. 1995 [1996]. [See

Fransén, S., 1995 [1996].]

Type: Mexico. “Prov. México: Popocatépetl.”

Sharp 4742. 1945-12-02. Holotype: FLAS;

isotype: MICH. Other indicated

distribution: Guatemala.

BARTRAMIDULA Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1846, conserved name.

Bartramidula griffithiana var. sikkimensis

Kabiersch, Hedwigia 77: 94. 1937.

Other use: Philonotis sikkimensis (Kabiersch)

T. Koponen, 1998.

BRACHYDONTIUM Fiirnrohr, 1827.

Brachydontium polycarpum H. Akiyama,

Acta Phytotax. Geobot. 48: 62. f. 1-3. 1997.

[See Akiyama, H., 1997.]

Type: Japan. “Honshu, Toyama Pref.,

Tateyamacho, Murodo, around

Raicho-zawa, 2300 m alt., on surface or in

a shallow crack of boulder at exposed

alpine rocky place beside a temporarily

flowing stream.” Hiroyuki Akiyama 12880.

Sep 10, 1994. Holotype: HYO; isotypes:

Handb. Males. Mosses 3: 166. 1996. [See

Eddy, A., 1996.

*invalid, orthographical variant (Article 61.1,

St. Louis Code).

Correct name: Brachymenium brevicarpum

Ochi & Streimann, 1987

Brachymenium debilinerve B. H. Allen,

Novon 8: 107. f. la-h. 1998. [See Allen, B.,

8a.]

Type: Panama. “Chiriqui: Fortuna Dam

region, along trail to Cerro Hornito (Pate

de Macho), on southern ridge of watershed,

8°45'N, 82°15’ W, 1800-1950 m.”

McPherson 13595D. Jan 17, 1989.

Holotype: MO; isotype: PMA.

Brachymenium exoticosporum B. H. Allen,

Novon 8: 109. f. 2a~i. 1998. [See Allen, B.,

1998a.]

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Type: Panama. “Chiriqui and Bocas del Toro:

ridge top N of Cerro Pate Macho, ca. 5 km

NE of Boquete above Palo Alto area,

8°48’N, 82°24’W, 1950-2200 m.”

Hammel, Grayum, oe & Smith

14404. Holotype: MO ;

Brachymenium meruense C. Miiller) Lindau

in Engler, Pflanzenw. Ost-Afrikas C: 71.

1895. [See Lindau, G., 1895.]

Basionym: Bryum meruense ne Miiller, 1890.

Be not in — Musc

RACHYTHECIUM W. P. Selcearl in B.S.G.,

Brachythecium sect. Albicantia Nyholm ex

Oc gm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 290.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998d.]

Type: Holotype: Brachythecium albicans

(Hedwig) Schimper in B.S. G..

Brachythecium sect. Pseudoci lum

Ignatov, Arctoa 7: 133. 1998. [See Ignatov,

M. S., 1998.]

Type: Holotype: Hypnum cirrosum

Schwaegrichen, B. cirros

(Schwaegrichen) Schi mane

Brachythecium bodinieri Cardot & Thériot in

Thériot, Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr. Bot. 16: 40.

1906. [See Thériot, 1906

Type: China. “Prov. Kouy-Tchéou. ” Em.

Bodinier 2421. Jul 17, 1898.

Note: treated as invalid in Index Muscorum.

Brachythecium erytrhorrhizon subsp.

asiaticum Ignatov, Arctoa 7: 105. f. 13-14.

1998. [See Ignatov, M. S., 1998.

Type: Russia. “Altai Mts., 50°25’[N],

89°03’[E], Ayulyuyuzyuk — _ m

alt., on moderately dry roc

tundra.” ee Ignatov 0/1656. sis "16, "1989.

Holo HA

Brachythecium gangulianum (Vohra)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 277.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998c.

Basionym: ne Soe iam gangulianum

Vohra, 1980 [1982].

Brachythecium laevipes Cardot & Thériot in

Thériot, Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr. Bot. 16: 40.

1906. [See Thériot, 1906.]

ype: China. “Prov. Kouy-Tchéou.” J.

Cavalerie 834. Nov 1902.

Note: treated as invalid in Index Muscorum.

Brachythecium latinervium Hedenas, Nova

Hedwigia 62: 453. f. 1B—E. 1996. [See

oe Ly 1996a.]

; tralia. “Victoria, Mt. Baw Baw,

see S, 146°17’E, 1520 m alt. On wet

-

peaty ground.” D. McVean 26548. Oct

1965. Holotype: CBG 9202678. Other

indicated distribution: Australia (New

South Wales).

*Brachythecium pinnatum Takaki, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 15: 6. 9. 1955.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Brachythecium pinnatum

Dixon, 1920.

Other use: ee propinnatum

Redfearn, B. C. Tan & He Si, 1996.

Brechytheclum propinnatum Redfearn, a,

He Si, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 79: 184.

1996. [See Redfearn, P. L., Jr., B. C. Tan &

S. He, 1996.]

pinnatum

Takaki, 1955.

Blocking name: Brachythecium pinnatum

Dixon, 1920.

Brachythecium ruderale (Bridel) W. R. Buck,

Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 82: 240. 1998.

[See Buck, W. R., 1998a.

Basionym: Hypnum ruderale Bridel, 1812.

Brachythecium subpopuleum Cardot

Thériot in Thériot, Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr.

Bot. 16: 40. 1906.

Type: China. “Prov. Kouy-Tchéou.” J.

Cavalerie 857. Jan 1

Note: treated as invalid in Index Muscorum.

BREUTELIA (Bruch & W. P. Schimper) W. P.

Schimper, 1856.

Breutelia papuensis Virtanen, Acta Bot. Fenn.

156: 60. f. 6, 8. 1996. [See Virtanen, V.,

1996.]

Type: Papua New Guinea. “Western

Highlands, Wabag subdistrict, northern

slopes of Sugarloaf (along Wapu river), in

eefern grassland, 3100 m (c. 9,500 ft),

terrestrial.” Hoogland & Schodde 7026.

1960. Holotype: L. Other indicated

distribution: Irian Jaya. Paratypes cited.

BRUCHIA Schwagrichen, 1824.

Bruchia palustris var. degenii Gyorffy, Rev.

Bryol. 35: 38. 39. 1908.

Other use: Cleistocarpidium palustre var.

degenii (Gyérffy) Ochyra &

ednarek-Ochyra, een

BRYODIXONIA Sainsbury, 1945.

Bryodixonia perichaetialis Sainsbury, Trans.

& Proc. Roy. Soc. New Zealand 75: 177. 36

f. 1. 1945

Other use: Ulota seep oO

Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt, |

INDEX OF MOssEs, 1996-1998

BRYOMALTAEA Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt,

Bryol. Twenty-first Cent. 151. 1998. [See

Goffinet, B. & D. H. Vitt, 1998]

Type: Holotype: Zygodon obtusifolius W. J.

Hooker, M. obtusifolia wi J. Hooker)

Goffinet i in Goffinet &

Original placement: minh haceae.

Bryomaltaea obtusifolia (W. J. Hooker)

Goffinet in Goffinet & V Vitt, Bryol.

Twenty-first Cent. 151. 1998. [See Goffinet,

B. & D. H. Vitt, 1998.

Basionym: Zygodon obtusifolius W. J.

Hooker, 1819

BRYUM Hedwig, 1801.

Bryum acutifolium (Thériot) Arts, J. Bryol.

19: 76. 1996. [See Arts, T., 1996.

prc Splachnobryum acutifolium

Thériot, 1930.

ame: Bryum arenarium Juratzka,

Blocking name: Bryum arenarium Sauter,

1870.

Other use: Bryum mildeanum var. arenarium

t & R. Wilczek in Demaret 1993.

Bryum billarderi Sc chwagrichen, Sp. Musc.

Frond. > Suppl. 1(2): 115. pl. 76. 1816.

Oth

ne campylothecium

(Taylor) Spence, 1996.

Bryum capillare Hedwig, Sp. Muse. Frond.

182. 1801.

Other use: Rosulabryum capillare (Hedwig)

Spence, 1996.

Bryum eremaeum Catcheside ex Spence & H.

P. Ramsay, J. Adelaide Bot. Gard. 17: at.

se [See Spence, J. R. & H. P. Ramsay,

: AD. Other indicated

peach Australia (New South Wales,

Victoria).

se leptothrix C. Miller, Hedwigia 37: 94.

use: Rosulabryum leptothrix (C.

Miiller) Spence, 1996.

Bryum meruense C. Miiller, Flora 73: 475.

1890.

Other use: Brachymenium meruense (C.

Miiller) Lindau, 1895.

Bryum microrhodon C. Miller, Hedwigia 37:

108. 1898.

Other use: Rosulabryum microrhodon (C.

Miller) Spence, 1996.

Bryum mildeanum var. arenarium Demaret

& R. Wilczek in Demaret, Fl. Gén n. Belgique,

Bryoph. 3(2): 241. 1993. [See Stieperaere, H.

(editor), 1993.]

Basionym: Bryum atropurpureum var.

arenarium Husnot, 1889.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1993-1 se

basionym cited as “B. arenarium Jur.,’

later homon

*Bryum sabulosum Catcheside ex Spence & H.

P. Ramsay, J. Adelaide Bot. Gard. 17: 114. f.

4. 1996. [See Spence, J. R. & H. P. Ramsay,

1996.

“illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Bryum sabulosum Thériot,

1930.

Type: Australia. “Western Australia

Porongorups.” F. Mueller s.n. Oct 1867.

Holoytpe: MEL. Other indicated

distribution: Australia (South Australia,

Victoria).

Bryum stellituber Arts, J. Bryol. 19: 453. f.

1-2. 1997. [See Arts, T. , 1997.]

Type: India. “Uttar Prade sh, Naini Tal,

Corbett Tiger Rsereve, Dhikala lodges

along the Ramganga River, 79°00’ E,

29°29'N, on ditch side surrounding the

camp, on soil, alt. 380 m.” 7. Arts In08/26.

oe 15, 1996. Holotype: BR; isotype: herb.

Rickie ‘eenniniiens Bruch ex De Notaris,

Syllab. stars 163. 1838.

Bot., Suppl. 1: 74. 1859.

Other use: Rosulabryum wightii (Mitten)

Spence, 1996,

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

CALLICOSTA C. Miiller, 1848.

*Callicosta amazonica Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

(Sao Paulo) 10: 93. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996.]

— basionym not cited (Article 23:3, St.

uis Code), a

‘ae difficilis Y ano, 0, Bol. Inst. Bot. (Sao

rhage = me 93. 1996, “diff cile.” [See Yano,

soar ‘basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

od

Louis Code).

*Callicosta microthamnia Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

(Sao Paulo) 10: 93. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996.

]

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

ouis Code).

*Callicosta subheterophylla Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 93. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

96.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

sepereribee ns - Miiller) Mitten, 1859,

Callicostella arate var. prabaktiana (C.

Miiller) Streimann, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 82:

294. 1997.

Basionym: Hookeria prabaktiana C. Miller,

1851.

age sa Swartz ex Weber, 1814 esi

mneresc

eo Bot., sér. 8, 1: 299. 1896.

Other use: Syrrhopodon peguensis

(Bescherelle) W. D. Reese, 1997.

Calymperes woodii L. Ellis, Bull. Nat. Hist.

Mus. Lond. (Bot.) 27: 7. f. 1. 1997. [See

Ellis, L. T.; 1997

Type: Malaysia. “Peninsular Malaysia,

Negeri Sembilan, Sungei Manyala Forest

Reserve, 10 miles SE of Port Dickson, FRI

(Forest Research Institute) jungle plot 102,

ca. 18 m.” G. H. S. Wood 1372. Jan 13,

1954. pare BM; isotype: “BM-K.”

Paratypes cited

CAL HAETA Desvaux, 1825.

* Calyptrochaeta flexicaulis Y ano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 94. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

* Calyptrochaeta lorifolius Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 94. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996.]

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

ral lyp 4 Zz “fh llis (B LL. )) Matteri,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 299. 1998. [See

Matteri, C. M., 1998.]

Basionym: Distichophyllum molle

Bescherelle, 1889.

*Célgginediuag monilidontius Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 94. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996

*invalid, ih dgata not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis C

OCHAE

TE ta ot 1870.

Camptochaete arbuscula var. tumida

Tangney, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 81: 84. f. 18.

1997. [See Tangney, R. S., 1997a.]

ype: New Zealand. “South Island,

Fiordland, Borland Burn near Borland

Lodge, c. 10 km by road from Lake

Monowai.” Tangney 2443. Holotype:

ig isotypes: CHR, WELT, AK, NY,

M. Paratypes cited

Rae ee curvata Tan ey, J. Hattori

angn

Bot. Lab. 81: 107. f. 31. 1997. [See Tangney,

R. S., 1997a.]

Type: Australia. “Queensland: Acacia

Plateau, Great Dividing Range, 13 km NE

of Killarney.” H. Streimann 243. Holotype:

CBG; isotypes: MEL, MO, NICH, L. Other

indicated distribution: Australia (New

South Wales)

Camptochaete papuana Tangney, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 81: 115. f. 37. 1997. [See Tangney,

R. S., 1997a.]

Type: Papua New Guinea. “Eastern

Highlands Province: near Hogabi Village,

6 km SW of Lufa, 6°21’S, 145°16’E, 1850

m.” H. Streimann 18719. oe CBG;

s: CBG, LAE, NICH

Pap eat ent (Kindberg) R. S. Chopra,

1975.

Campyliadelphus glaucocarpoides (E. S.

Salmon) Hedenis, Bryologist 100: 78. 1997.

[See Hedenas, L., 1997.

Bs Bn Hypnum glaucocarpoides E. S.

Salmon, 19

CAMPYLIUM t(Sullivant in A. Gray) Mitten, 1869.

Campylium calcareum Crundwell & Nyholm,

Trans. Brit. Bryol. Soc. 4: 198. f. 2: b. 1962

19

Ass Campylophyllum calcareum

(Crundwell & Nyholm) Hedenas, 1997.

Campylium calcareum fo. latifolia Schijakov

Novosti Syst. NizS. Rast. 32: 183. 1998. [See

Schljakov, R. N., 1998.]

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Type: Russia. “Altai Mont., rivulus Chemal 3

km ab ostio, silva mixta in valle inundata,

ad laidem in loco humido, cum

Serpoleskea confervoidi (Brid.) Kartt.” M.

S. Ignatov & E. A. Ignatova 34/182.

Holotype: LE; isotype: MHA.

Campylium quisqueyanum W. R. Buck, Beih.

Nova Hedwigia 90: 338. 1988.

Other use: Campylophyllum quisqueyanum

(W. R. Buck) Hedenis, 1997.

CAMPYLOPHYLLUM (W. P. Schimper) Fleischer,

1914,

rn J i. calrarecum (Crundwell &

saci Hedenas, Bryologist 100: 74. 1997.

[See Hedenis, L., 1997.

Basionym: Casipaitiian calcareum Crundwell

& Nyholm, 1962 [1963].

Campylophyllum creperum (Mitten)

Hedenis, Bryologist 100: 75. er [See

Hedenis, L., 1997.]

Basionym: Stereodon creperus Mitten, 1859.

Campylophyllum hispidulum (Bridel)

Hedends, Bryologist 100: 74. 1997. [See

Hedenis, L., 1997.

Basionym: Heals Ae com Bridel, 1812.

Campylophyllum lacerulum itten)

Hedenas, Bryologist 100: 75. 1997. [See

Hedenis, L., 1997.

Basionym: Sieransion lacerulus Mitten, 1859.

Campylophyllum quisqueyanum

Buck) Hedenas, Bryologist 100: 76. 1997.

[See Hedenis, L., 1997.

Basionym: Campylium quisqueyanum W.R

Buck, 1988.

Campylophyllum Sommerfeltii (Myrin

Hedenis, bpd 100: 75. 1997. [See

Hedenis, L., 1997.

Basionym: Theaul sommerfeltii Myrin,

1831

CAMPYLOPODIUM (C. Miller) Bescherelle,

1873.

{Campylopodium allonense Konopka,

Herendeen & P. Crane, Amer. J. Bot. 85:

715. f. 1-12. 1998, [See Konopika: & S., P.

S. Herendeen & P. R. Crane, 1998.

32°37'47'N, long. 83°59’10"W.”

yess not indicated. Holotype: F-PP

aratypes cited.

CAMPYLOPUS Bridel, 1819 [1818].

Campylopus circinatus Frahm, Cryptog.

Bryol. Lichénol. 19: 24. f. 1-5. 1998. [See

Frahm, iP. 1998.

Type: Australia. “Victoria, sega Inlet,

Distillery Creek, teint Gully,

ground in tree fern grove... whee M

14.” Angahook Ristioladan Study Group

s.n. Oct 24, 1993. Holotype: MELU;

isotype: BONN, herb. F.

Campylopus extinctus Frahm, Bryologis 99:

218. 1996. [See Frahm, J.-P., 19

umf:

Grossmann s.n. sp a Februar

1906.” Holotype: G

*Campylopus fulvus pare Biblioth. Bot. 87:

21. 1916. [See Herzog, T., 1916.

*illegitimate, later ho omonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Campylopus ci (W. J.

Hooker) Kindberg, 1883

Type: Bolivia. “An Baumwurzel im Tal des

*Campylopus purpureocaulis var. aberrans

Frahm, Bryol. Beitr. 7: 63. 1987. [See Frham,

1987.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Campylopus sinensis (C. Miiller) Frahm, Ann.

Bot. Fenn. 34: 202. 1997. [See Frahm, J.-P.,

1997.

Basionym: Dicranum sinense C. Miller,

1897

Campylopus tenuinervis var. longifolius

Baumgartner in J. Fréhlich, Ann. Naturhist

Mus. Wien 59: 70. 1953. [See Fréhlich,

1953.]

Type: “M.-Sumatra: O-hang des Singaland,

1750 m.” Schiffner 1 ee Herbarium not

indicated. Paratypes cit

Note: not in Index Musco,

CAMPYLOSTEL

uscorum.

TUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1846.

Campylostelium m pitardii (Corbiére) E. Maier,

Candollea 53: 307. 1998. [See Maier, E.,

1998.

Basionym: Grimmia pitardii Corbiére, 1909.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

CANALOHYPOPTERYGIUM W. Frey & Schaepe,

1989.

Canalohypopterygium tamariscinum

(Hedwig) Kruijer, Lindbergia 20: 87. 1995

[1996].

Basionym: Leskea tamariscina Hedwig,

1801

CARDOTIELLA Vitt, 1981.

Cardotiella elimbata (Thériot) Goffinet,

Bryologist 99: 390. 1996. [See Goffinet, B.,

1996.]

Basionym: Micromitrium elimbatum Thériot,

930

CEPHALOCLADIUM Lazarenko, 1946.

Cephalocladium zerovii Lazarenko, Bot.

Zurn. (Kiev) 3: 62. 1946.

Other use: Struckia zerovii (Lazarenko)

Hedenas, 1996.

CHRYSO-HYPNUM Hampe, 1870.

Chryso-hypnum arcticum R. S. Williams,

Rep. Canad. Arctic Exped. 4(E): 10. f. 13-18.

1921.

er use: a neitenye arcticus (R. S.

Williams) Hedenas, 1

Chryso-hypnum salleanum (Bescherelle) W.

R. Buck, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 82:

335. 1998. [See Buck, W. R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Hypnum salleanum Bescherelle,

1872

CLEISTOCARPIDIUM Ochyra &

Bednarek-Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

41: 1035. 1996. [See Ochyra, R. &

Bedn gies = 1996.

Type: Holotype: Phascum palustre Bruch &

W. P. Schimper, C. palustre Ochyra

Bednarek-Ochyra.

Original placement: Ditrichaceae.

Cleistocarpidium palustre (Bruch & W. P.

Schimper) Ochyra & Bednarek-Ochyra,

ragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1035. 1996. [See

Ochyra, R. & H. Bednarek-Ochyra, 1996.]

Basionym: Phascum palustre Bruch & W. P.

Schimper, 1835.

Cleistocarpidium palustre var. degenii

(Gyérffy) Ochyra & Bednarek-Och

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1036. 1996. [See

Ochyra, R. & H. Bednarek-Ochyra, 1996.]

Basionym: gg palustris var. degenii

Gyé6rffy, |

\iiseee ty tra 1837.

*illegitimate, type of earlier name included

(Article 52.1, St. Louis Code

Conomitrium ulna C. Miller, Linnaea 39:

372. 1875.

Other use: Fissidens sciophyllus fo. ulna (C.

Miller) Bruggeman-Nannenga, 1997

CONOSTOMUM Swartz in Weber & D. Mohr,

1804

Conestomum crassinervium Potier de la

Varde, Ark. Bot., ser. 2, 3: 169. 23. 1955.

Other use: Philonotis conostomoides Ochyrta,

997

1997.

Conostomum pusillum var. otagoensis Fife,

New Zealand J. Bot. 36: 614. f. Sa-f. 1998.

[See Fife, A. J., = a

Type: New Zeal “Otago, summit of

Waikaka- Heriot te c. 2000 ft. "g. Child

5980. Dec 1981. Holotype: CHR-428537.

Paratypes cited

COSCINODON Sprengel, 1804

pei arctolimnius subsp. higuchn

astings & Deguchi, Bryologist 100: 51. f.

21-33. 1997. [See Hastings, R. I. & H

Deguchi, 1997.]

Type: Pakistan. “North-West Frontier Prov.,

Kaghan Vallen, Batakuni; 2680 m alt., on

boulder.” Higuchi 19830. Aug 26, 1990.

Holotype: TNS; isotype: HIRO. Other

indicated distribution: Mongolia.

Coscinodon pseudocribrosus Hastings,

Bryologist 99: 424. f. 17-26. 1996. [See

Hastings, R. I., 1996.

Type: Bolivia. “Felsen am Huaillattanisee,

Bolivia, alt. 4900 m.” Th. Herzog 2970.

Oct 1911. Holotype: L; isotypes: FH, L, S.

P ited.

CRATONEURON (Sullivant in A. Gray) Spruce,

1867

Cratoneuron longicostatum Bai Xue-liang,

Fl. Bryophyt. Intramongol. 385. f. 126. 1997.

[See Bai Xue-liang, 1997.]

Type: China. “Nei Mongol: Helanshan, Beisi,

alt. 2000 m, in solis.” gay rg -kuo 1249.

Jul 7, 1962. Holotype: H

CRYPHAEA D. Mohr & a ay [1813].

Cryphaea hortonae Leén V., Trop. Bryol. 14:

78. f. 1-2. 1998. [See Leén V., Y., 1998.]

Type: Bolivia. “Dpto. La Paz, Prov. Inquisivi:

Pavionani. Headwaters of Rio Chimu. Area

of ultimate trees, which are scatt

amongst grassland on boulder piles and at

the bases of cliffs. Rocks are black

hic. Seasonally super humid and

frequently foggy. Weinmania [sic],

Gynoxis, Berberis, Miconia woodlands. On

twigs and small branchlets, ca. 3750 m.”

Lewis 38568 d-1. Holotype: MO. Paratypes

cited.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

*Cryphaea leptopteris Enroth & T. Koponen,

Harvard Pap. Bot. 10: 1. f. A-L. 1997. [See

Enroth, J. & T. Koponen, 1997a.]

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code

Earlier name: Cryphaea leptopteris C.

Miller, 1901.

Type: China. “NW Sichuan Province,

Mingshan Range, Songpan County, valley

of River Fujiang, 3 km E of Huanglong

Hotel, lower oroboreal Picea-Abies-

Acer-Lonicera-Salix-Juniperus-Rosa

forest, 32°45’N, 103°52’E, a

on trunk of Abies at 1 m height.” 7.

Koponen 45197. Sep 9, 1991. Holotype:

H.

Other use: Cryphaea songpanensis Enroth &

T. Koponen, 1997.

Cryphaea séngpanensis Enroth & T.

Koponen, Ann. Bot. Fenn. 34: 205. 1997.

[See Enroth, J. & T. Koponen, 1997b.]

Replaced name: Cryphaea leptopteris Enroth

& T. Koponen, 1997.

Blocking name: Cryphace leptopteris C.

Miller, 1901.

CYCLODICTYON Mitten, 1863.

Cyclodictyon lorentzii (C. Miiller) W. R.

Buck & Schiavone, Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot.

32: 261. 1997. [See Buck, W. R. & M. M.

i si 1997.

onym: Hookeria lorentzii C. Miiller,

“1882

DENDROCYATHOPHORUM | Dixon, 1936.

Fleischer) Kruijer, Lindbergia 20: 90.

1995-96 [1996].

Basionym: Hypopterygium decolyi Brotherus

ex Fleischer, 1

Sep: . Maller) W. P. Schimper, 1856,

conseryv

i Bir C. Miller ex Dusén,

Kongl. Svenska Vetensk. Acad. Handl. 28

(3): 8. a-e, 48. 1896.

er use: — in i

Miiller ex Dusén) Oc

Dicranella

(3): 7. a-h, 29-31. 1896.

use: Leptotrichella wig my (C.

Pines ex Dusén) Ochyra, 1997.

icranella ctr & Cardot, Bull.

ne Roy. Bot. Belgique 31 (1): 145. 1893.

Other use: Leptotrichella — (Renauld

& Cardot) Ochyra, 199

Dicranella crenulata Brotherus, Bih. Kong.

oe Vetensk.-Akad. Handl., 26 Afd., 3

(7): 7. 1900.

Other use: Leptotrichella crenulata

(Brotherus) Ochyra, 1997.

Dicranella denticulata Cardot & Potier de la

Varde in Potier de la Varde, Rev. Bryol. 49:

34. pl. 1: f. 1. 1922

Other use: Leptotrichella denticulata (Cardot

& Potier de la Varde in Potier de la Varde)

Och

Dicranella edentata Mitten, J. Linn. Soc., Bot.

13::298.:1873.

Other use: Leptotrichella edentata (Mitten)

Ochyra, 1997.

Dicranella glauca nig Ann. Sci. Nat.

Bot., sér. 5, 18: 189. 1

er use: - elton glauca

(Bescherelle) Ochyra, 1997.

Dicranella glauca var. minor Brotherus,

Oefvers. Férh. Finska Vetensk.-Soc. 48(15):

3. 1906.

Other use: Leptotrichella glauca var. minor

(Brotherus) Ochyra, 19'

Dicranella guadelupensis Mitten, J. Linn.

Soc., Bot. 12: 37. 1869.

Other use: ee guadelupensis

(Mitten) Oc 1997.

Dicranella Bee Thwaites & Mitten, J.

Linn. Soc., Bot. 13: 295. 1873.

Other use: 9 emir Ney (Thwaites

& Mitten) Ochyra,

Dicranella kramsel | ~ Bot. Zeitung

(Berlin) 24: 186. 1866.

Other use: ~ agg krausei (Lorentz)

Ochyra & Matt 99

Dicranella leibergii R.S. Williams, Bull.

Torrey Bot. Club 42: 571, 1915

Other use: Leptotrichella leibergit (R. S.

Williams) Ochyra, 1997.

Dicranella longifolia oe Bot. Jahrb.

Syst. 56 (Beibl. 123): 4. 1

Other use: Lepr Pieiieoad

pe oatroobe $) Ochyra, 1997.

ella palu. sae ie atlantica (C. E. O.

Rei Lewinsky & Nyholm, Lindbergia 10:

192. 1984. [See Lewinsky, J. & E. Nyholm,

1984 [1985].]

Basionym: Anisothecium crispum var.

atlanticum C. E. O. Jen nsen, 1901.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

DICRANODONTIUM Bruch

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Dicranella subangulata Thwaites & Mitten,

J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 13: 296. 1873.

Other use: Leptotrichella subangulata

(Thwaites & Mitten) Ochyra, 1997.

Dicranella sumatrana Dixon, Ann. Bryol. 5:

20. 1932.

Other use: Leptotrichella sumatrana (Dixon)

Och

Dicranella torrentium Thériot & Potier de la

Varde, Rev. Gén. Bot. 29: 290. 1917

Other use: Leptotrichella torrentium (Thériot

& Potier de la Varde) Ochyra, 1997.

& W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1847.

Dicranodontium brasiliense Herzog,

Hedwigia 67: 254. 1927.

Other use: Dicranodontium pulchroalare

subsp. brasiliense (Herzog) Frahm, 1997.

Dicranodontium intermedium B. H. Allen,

Novon 2: 1. f. 1-7. 1992

Other use: Atractylocarpus intermedius (B.

H. Allen) Frahm, 1997.

Dicranodontium pulchroalare subsp.

brasiliense (Herzog) Frahm, Ann. Bot. Fenn.

34: 196. 1997. [See Frahm, J.-P., 1997.]

Basionym: Dicranodontium brasiliense

Herzog, 1927

DICRANOLOMA (Renauld) Renauld, 1901.

Dicranoloma chilense (De Notaris) Ochyra &

Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1005.

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

96.

Basionym: Dicranum chilense De Notaris,

1859.

Dicranoloma steenisii Klazenga, Blumea 41:

11. Illustrations. 1996. [See Klazenga, N.,

1996.]

Type: Papua New Guinea. “Eastern Highland

Prov., Watabung terr., between Goroka

and Kundiawa, 2620 m.” oe owe B-48A.

ONY.

Dec 1, 1989. Holotype: H; 1

Paratypes cited.

DICRANOWEISIA Lindberg ex Milde, 1869.

Dicranoweisia subglobosa (Herzog) He Si, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 85: 129. 1998. [See He, Si,

1998.]

Basionym: Hymenoloma subglobosum

Herzog, 1937.

Dicranum densum W. J. Hooker, P|. Crypt.

Pl. 2A. 1816.

Other use: hea, 10 densa (W. J.

Hooker) Oc 1997.

Dicranum fie” a Montagne, Ann. Sci.

Nat. Bot., sér. 3, 4: 112. 1845.

Other use: ote euchlora

(Montagne) Oc vk

Dicranum sinense - Miller, Nuovo Giorn.

Bot. Ital., n. s., 249. 1897.

Other use: Campylopus sinensis (C. Miller)

Frahm, 1997.

DIDYMODON Hedwig, 1801.

Didymodon ‘one var. adria

nzberger) F Dei Bryol.

Beitr. 4: 66. 1984. ‘[See Dill, 1984.]

Basionym: Barbula adriatica Baumgartner in

Ginzberger, 1915.

Note: not in Jndex of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Didymodon ferrugineus var. kneuckeri

(Loeske & Osterald) Diill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 66.

1984. [See Diill, 1984.]

Basionym: Barbula kneuckeri Loeske &

Osterald, 1907.

Note: not in Jndex of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Didymodon gaochienii B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 82: 309. f. 12-19. 1997.

[See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu, 1997.]

Type: China. Qinghai: “on trunk of willow

near river, upper Laxiu, Baqu valley,

Nanggen.” Tan 95-250. Holotype: FH;

isotypes: BM, H, KUN, NY, PE.

Didymodon hedysariformis Otnyukova,

Arctoa 7: 207. f. 1-36. 1998. [See

Otnyukova, T. N., 1998.

Type: Russia. “South Siberia Mts., Tuva

Republic, Todginskaya valley, 52°27'N,

96°04’E, Biy-Khem (Big Yenisey) River

basin, its right bank, Toora-Khem River,

on weathered basalt stones.” Otnyukova

s.n. Jul 13, 1996. Holotype: mee —

ALA, BUF, MHA. Paratypes ci

Didymodon sicculus Cano et al., annlogt

M

Type: Spain. “Alicante. Calpe, salina El

Saldar, UTM: BC 4481.” Cano & Ros s.n.

Mar 15, 1993. Holotype: MUB. Paratypes

DICRANUM Hedwig, 180

Dicranum chilense De Notaris, Mem. Reale

Accad. Sci. Torino, ser. 2, 18: 454. 1859.

Other use: Dicranoloma chilense (De

Notaris) Ochyra & Matteri, 1996.

cited.

DiPHySscIuM D. Mohr, 1803.

* Diphyscium ere oe Ueno & Deguchi,

IAB Symp. 2000’s Bryol., Abstr. 28. 1997.

[See Ueno, J. & H. Deguchi, 1997.]

INDEX OF MossEs, 1996-1998

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Code).

Louis

*Diphyscium lorifolium Ueno & Deguchi, IAB

Symp. 2000’s Bryol., Abstr. 28. 1997. [See

Ueno, J. & H. Deguchi, 1997,]

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code),

DISTICHOPHYLLUM Dozy & Molkenboer, 1846.

ophyllum mniifolium var. taylorii

(Sim) Magill in Magill & Rooy, Fl. S. Africa,

Bryophyta 3: 614. 1998. [See Magill, R. E. &

J. van Rooy, 1998.

Basionym: Distichophyllum taylorii Sim,

1926

Distichophyllum molle Bescherelle, Miss, Sci.

Cape Horn, Bot. 5 (Bot.): 296. 1889.

Other use: Calyptrochaeta mollis

(Bescherelle) Matteri, 1998.

Distichophyllum taylorii Sim, Trans. Roy.

Soc. South Africa 15: 44]. illustration. 1926,

“taylori.”

Other use: Distichophyllum mniifolium var.

taylorii (Sim) Magill in Magill & Rooy,

1998.

DITRICHUM Hampe, 1867, conserved name.

Ditrichum gemmiferum Ochyra &

Lewis-Smith, Ann. Bot. Fenn. 35: 46. f. 7-8

= Ochyra,R. & R. I. Lewis-Smith,

1998.

I. Lewis-Smith

. i n

Ditrichum lewis-smithii Ochyra, Ann. Bot.

Fenn. 33: 304, f 1. 1996, See Och E

1996d.] —

Type: Antarctica, “South Shetland Islands,

King George Island: Admiralty Bay,

Ezcurra inlet, Pond Hill, lat. 62° 10’25”S

58°36°W, elev. 160 m; in moist situation”

on ground on NW-facing slope.”

Ochyra 1829/80. Feb 11, 1980, Holotype:

ai tsotypes: AAS, BM, H. Other

indi istribution:

Islands. — sane

NU; isotypes

ENTODON C. Miiller, 1845.

DREPANOCLADUS (C..Miiller) G. Roth, 1899,

conserved name.

Drepanocladus arcticus (R. S. Williams)

Hedenas, Bryologist 100: 82. 1997. [See

Hedenis, L., 1997.]

Basionym: Chryso-hypnum arcticum R. S.

Williams, 1921.

Drepanocladus austrostramineus var.

tenuissimus Cardot & Brotherus, Kongl.

Svenska Vetensk. Acad. Hand. 63 (10): 65.

1923.

Other use: Warnstorfia austrostraminea var.

tenuissima (Cardot & Brotherus) Ochyra,

1996

Drepanocladus cardotii (Thériot) Hedenis,

Bryologist 100: 82. 1997. [See Hedenis, L.,

1997,]

Basionym: Hypnum cardotii Thériot, 1900.

Drepanocladus polygamus (W. P. Schimper

in B.S.G.) Hedenas, Bryologist 100: 82.

1997. [See Hedenis, L., 1997.

Basionym: Amblystegium polygamum W. P.

Schimper in B.S.G., 1853.

Drepanocladus sordidus (C. Miiller) Hedenas

in W. R. Buck, Mem. New York Bot. Gard.

82: 217. 1998. [See Buck, W. R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Hypnum sordidum C. Miiller,

1856

ENCALYPTA Hedwig, 1801.

Encalypta obovatifolia Nyholm, Lindbergia

20: 83. f. 1. 1995-96 [1996]. [See Nyholm,

E., 1995-96 [1996].]

Type: Sweden. “Gotland, Hoburgen.” 4

Hovgard s.n. Jun 17, 1953. Holotype: S.

Paratypes cited.

Encalypta tianschanica Zhao Jian-cheng, He

Si & Hu Ren-liang, Novon 7: 320. f. 1-12.

1997. [See Zhao, Jian-cheng, S. He &

Ren-liang Hu, 1997.] :

Type: China. “Xinjiang: Tianshan Mountain

Range, Guongnes forest station, near

Guongnes River, 43°15'N, 84°45’E.” J.-C.

Zhao 953288-b. Jul 30, 1995. Holotype:

i : HSNU, MO.

>

” Compressus var. parvisporus Wen

Xue-sen & Zhao Zun-tian, Bull. Bot. Res.,

Harbin 17: 359. f. 1. 1997. [See Wen Xue-sen

& Zhao Zun-tian, 1997}

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Type: China. “Shandong: Lushan, ad saxa

humida in sylvis montium usque ad 900 m

supra mare.” X. S. Wen 95110. Oct 20,

1995. Holotype: Faculty of Pharmacy,

Shandong Meidical University. Paratype

cited.

Entodon verruculosus Wen Xue-sen, Acta

Bot. Yunnan. 20: 47. f. 1. 1998. [See Wen

Xue-sen, 1998.]}

Type: China. “Shandong: Lushan, ad saxa

humida in sylvis montium usque ad 900 m

supra mare.” X. S. Wen 9452. Oct 12,

1994. Holotype: Faculty of Pharmacy,

Shandon Medical renee

ENTOSTHODON Schwagrichen

Entosthodon maroccanus ima Hébrard

& Lo Giudice, Bull. Soc. Linn. Provence 48:

145. 1997. [See Hébrard, J. P. & R. Lo

Giudice, 1997.]

Basionym: ete maroccanum

Meylan, |

kena Konopka et al., Int. J. Pl.

Sci. 158: 490. 1997. [See Konopka, ‘ASS, F.

S. Herendeen, G. L. S. Merrill & P. R. Crane,

1997.]

Type: Holotype: E. antiquum Konopka,

Herendeen, G. L. S. Merrill & P. Crane.

Original placement: Polytrichaceae.

tEopolytrichum antiquum Konopka et al., Int.

J. Pl. Sci. 158: 490. f. 1-16. 1997. [See

Konopka, A. S, P. S. Herendeen, G. L. S

Merrill & P. R. Crane, 1997.]

Type: U.S.A. “Ca. 9.5 km southeast of

Roberta, Georgia, at the south pit of the

Atlanta Sand and Supply Company at

Gaillard, Crawford County .. .(USGS

Knoxville Quadrangle, lat. 32°37'47”"N,

long. 83°59'10'[sic]W).” Collector not

indicated PP44714. Holotype: Department

of Geology, Field Museum. Paratypes

cited.

‘vnunet Hampe, 1837, conserved name.

Ephemerum furcatum Stone, J. Bryol. 19:

285. f. 5. 1996. [See Stone, I. G., 1996.]

ea,

C. Beauglehole 14025. Aug 18, 1965.

Holotype: MEL.

ERPODIUM (Bridel) Bridel, 1827.

E. rpo dium Ct J

Bryol. 19: 488. 1997, [See Stone, 1. Gi,

997a.

Basionym: Aulacopilum abbreviatum Mitten,

1873.

Erpodium australiense Stone, J. Bryol. 12:

beg es a 7 i 2: a-k. pl. 1. 1982

use: Erpodium coronatum var.

australiense (Stone) Stone, 1997.

Erpodium beccarii var. longical:

Stone, J. Bryol. 19: 495. f. 4—Sa-j, 6m. 1997.

[See ree I. G., 1997a.]

tralia. “Queensland, Mickeys

Creek, Carnarvon Gorge National Park.” /.

G. Stone 20430. Aug 27, 1982. Holotype:

cited.

Enpediun coronatum vat. australiense

(Stone) Stone, J. Bryol. 19: 488. 1997. [See

Stone, I. G., 1997a

Frnodium li.

_

Stone,

1982.

Erpodium

(Brotherus & H.A. Wager i in Dixon) Magill

in Magill & Rooy, Fl. S. Africa, Bryophyta 3:

453. 1998. [See Magill, R. E. & J. van Rooy,

‘J

Basionym: Erpodium transvaaliense

Brotherus & H. A. Wager in Dixon, 1920.

Erpodium glaucum (Wilson) Stone, J. "Bryol.

19: 487. 1997. [See Stone, I. G., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aulacopilum glaucum Wilson,

1848.

Erpodium glaucum var. trichophyllum

(Angstrém in C. Miller) Stone, J. Bryol. 19:

487. 1997. [See Stone, I. G., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aulacopilum trichophyllum

m in C. Miiller, 1862.

Erpodium noguchianum Stone, J. Bryol. 19:

488. 1997. [See Stone, I. G., 1997a.]

Replaced name: Aulacopilum japonicum

Brotherus ex Cardot, 1909.

Blocking name: Erpodium japonicum Mitten,

1886

Erpodium schaeferi (H. Crum) Stone, J.

Bryol. 19: 488. 1997. [See Stone, I. G.,

1997a.]

Basionym: Aulacopilum schaeferi H. Crum,

1988.

Erpodium solmsiellaceum (C. Miller &

Brotherus) Stone, J. Bryol. 19: 487. 1997.

[See Stone, I. G., 1997a.]

onym: Wildia solmsiellacea C. Miiller &

__Brotherus, 1891.

Dd. ih etads ile H A,

“Wager in Dixon, Trans. Roy. Soc. South

ang 8: 208. 13. 1920.

se: Erpodium coronatum subsp.

iether (Brotherus & H. A. Wager

in Dixon) Magill in Magill & Rooy, 1998.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

EUCAMPTODON Montagne, 1845.

Eucamptodon scalarirete (Dixon) B. C. Tan,

H. P. Ramsay & W. B. Schofield, Austral.

Syst. Bot. 9: 323. 1996. [See Tan, B. C., H.

P. Ramsay & W. B. Schofield, 1996.]

Basionym: Acroporium scalarirete Dixon,

1941.

URHYNCHIELLA Fleischer, 1923.

Eurhynchiella acanthophylla var. robusta

(Thériot) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42:

579. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997d.

Basionym: Rhynchostegiella acanthophylla

var. robusta Thériot.

EURHYNCHIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G.,

Eurhynchium altaicum \gnatov, Arctoa 7:

141. f. 37-38. 1998. [See Ignatov, M. S.,

1998.

Type: Russia. “Altai, Distr. Smeinogorsk, pr.

fl. Malaja Belaja, in abigno.” B. Keller s.n.

dul 16, 1319. - Holotype: H-Bro therus

— Florist. Geobot. 42: 583. 1997, "[See

Ochyra, R., 1997c.]

Basionym: Rhynchostegium jovet-astiae

Bizot, 1973.

Eurhynchium peyronelii (Tosco & Piovano)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 583.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997c.

Basionym: Oxyrrhynchium Peyroneiii Tosco

& Piovano, 1956.

FALLACIELLA H. Crum, 1991.

Note: Tangney’s republication, J. Hattori Bot.

undant.

Lab. 81: 148. 1997, is red

Fallaciella gracilis H. Crum, 1991.

Note: new name, based on ado: te)

Previous epithet (Article 58.1, St. Louis

Code); Tangney’ s republication, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 81: 148. 1997, is redundant.

FISSIDENS Hedwig, 1801.

*Fissidens alonifolius Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

Ay 10: 101. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

Fissidens mper in

_ Bot. Petty parE a (Beibly. 12.

Other use: Fissidens limbatus var. bame ergeri

(W. P. Schimper i in Milde) Dull, 1984,

Fissidens blech er, J. Bryol. 19:

258. f. 1-3. 1996, [See Beever, J.E., 1996.

rs New Zealand. “South Island, Nelson

District, Spooners Range, Golden Downs

20

Forest, 41°28’S, 172°53’E... 480m

s.l.” J. E. Beever 84-98. Dec 10, 1995.

Fissidens curvatus var. pachyloma (C.

Miiller) crate biel J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 81: 158. 1997. [Se

Bruggeman-Nannenga, M. A., 1997.

Basionym: Fissidens naciaiame C. Miiller,

1864.

Fissidens epiphytus Allison, Trans. Roy. Soc.

New Zealand 88: 10. 1960.

Other use: Fissidens taylorii var. epiphytus

(Allison) Stone & Beever, 1996.

Fissidens gillianus Catcheside & Stone, J.

Adelaide Bot. Gard. 11: 5. f. 3-4. 1988.

Other use: Fissidens taylorii var. gillianus

(Catcheside & Stone) Stone in Stone &

Beever,

Fissidens halictocaulos G ed Bot.

Zeitung (Berlin) 22: 341. 1864.

Other use: Fissidens i aa subsp.

helictocaulos (C. Miller)

Tuggeman-Nannenga,

Fissidens hyophilus Mitten, Trans. & Proc.

Roy. Soc. Victoria 19: 92. 1882.

Other use: Fissidens oblongifolius var.

hyophilus (Mitten) Beever & Stone, 1998.

Fissidens hyophilus var. palmerstonensis

Stone, J. Bryol. 18: 159. 1994.

Other use: Fissidens oblongifoli

palmerstonensis (Stone) | Beever Ri Stone,

1998.

Fissidens intralimbatus Ruthe, Hedwigia 9:

177. 1870.

Other use: Fissidens viridulus var.

intralimbatus (Ruthe) Diill, 1984.

Fissidens jeffreyi Bizot ex

Bruggeman-Nannenga, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

81: 170. 1997. [See Bruggeman-Nannenga,

M. A., 1997.

Type: Scviheclies: “Silhouette, ridge above

the Passe.” J Jeffrey, Mouliné & Zelia 793.

Holotype: K; iso

Note: previously invalid, single element not

cited as holotype (Article 37.3, St. Louis

Lote : one Rev. Bryol. Lichénol. 40:

132.

jerry faa Dusén, Ark. Bot. 6(8):

5. pl. 3, f. 7-9. 1906.

Other use: Fissidens serratus vat. leptochaete

(Dusén) Brugg eman-Nannenga & Pursell,

1995 [1996].

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Fissidens limbatus var. bamergeri (W. P.

Schimper in Milde) Dill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 29.

1984. [See Diill, 1984.]

Basionym: Fissidens bambergeri W. P.

Schimper in Milde, 1864.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Fissidens macroglossus (Brotherus

geman-Nannenga, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

81: 162. 1997. [See Bruggeman-Nannenga,

M. A., 1997.]

Basionym: Moenkemeyera macroglossa

Brotherus, 1931.

Fissidens megalotis subsp. helictocaulos o

Miiller) Bruggeman-Nannenga, J. Hatto

Bot. Lab. 81: 8 et [See

Bruggeman-Nan M. A., 1997.]

Basionym: F; Spe helictocaulos C. Miller,

864.

* Fissidens minutifolius Y ano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

(Sao Paulo) 10: 103. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

Fissidens nigerianus Bizot ex

Bruggeman-Nannenga, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

81: 170. 1997. [See Bruggeman-Nannenga,

M. A., 1997

Nigeria. “On worm casts in deep shade

in forest, 1700 ft., Garki Kurmi Abuja

Prov., Minna.” Jones 886. Holotype: PC.

Note: invalid, single element not cited as

holotype (Article 37.3, St. Louis Code), in

Bizot, Rev. Bryol. Lichénol. 40: 101. pl. 1:

1974,

a.

Fissidens oblongifolius var. hyophilus

Mitten ver & Stone, New Zealand J.

Bot. 36: 84. 1998. [See Beever, J. E. & I. G.

Stone, 1998.]

Basionym: Fissidens hyophilus Mitten, 1882.

Fissidens oblongifolius var. palmerstonensis

(Stone) Beever & Stone, New Zealand J. Bot.

36: 87. 1998. [See Beever, J. E. & 1.G

Stone, 1998.]

Basionym: Fissidens hyophilus var.

palmerstonensis Stone, 1994.

Fissidens pachyloma C. Miller, Bot. Zeitung

(Berlin) 22: 341. 1864.

Other use: Fissidens curvatus var. pachyloma

(C. Miller) Bruggeman-Nannenga, 1997.

Fissidens pseudoplumosus Bizot & Onraedt

x Bruggeman-Nannenga, J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 81: 170. 1997. [See

Bruggeman-Nannenga, M. A., 1997.]

Type: Réunion. “Sentier du Tremblet, sur

débris organiques.” Onraedt 9378.

Holotype: PC.

Note: invalid, single element not cited as

olotype (Article 37.3, St. Louis Code), in

Bizot & Onraedt in Bizot, Rev. Bryol.

Lichénol. 40: 109. pl. 4: a. 1974.

Fissidens saiilensis Pursell & W.R. Buck,

Brittonia 48: 27. f. 1. 1996. [See Pursell, R.

A. & W.R. Buck, 1996.]

Type: French Guiana. “St.-Laurent du

Maroni: Canton de Maripasoula, Commune

de Saiil, ca. 10 km ENE of Eaux Claires,

along upper tributary of the Araye River,

3°40'N, 53°09’W, ca. 400 m; nonflooded

moist forest on hill above stream, on bare

soil, growing with Fissidens prionodes

Mont.” Buck 25534. Sep 5, 1994.

type: NY; isotypes: CAY, PAC.

Paratype cited.

Fissidens sciophyllus fo. ulna (C. Miiller)

Bruggeman-Nannenga, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

81: 167. 1997. [See Bruggeman-Nannenga,

M. A., 1997.]

Basionym: Conomitrium ulna C. Miller,

5.

acm serratus var. leptochaete (Dusén)

ruggeman-Nannenga & Pursell, Lindbergia

53. 1995 [1996].

Basionym: Fissidens leptochaete Dusén,

1906.

Fissidens subplanifrons Bizot & Onraedt ex

Bruggeman-Nannenga, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

81: 170. 1997. [See Bruggeman-Nannenga,

M. A., 1997.

Type: Mauritius. “Cascade de Black River. A

la base d’un tronc de Cyathea dans le lit du

torrent, 600 m.” Onraedt 248. Holotype:

PC.

Note: invalid, single element not cited as

holo icle 37. 3, St. Louis ag in

Fissidens taylorii var. epiphytus (Allison)

Stone & Beever, J. Bryol. 19: Bi, 1996. [See

Stone, I. G. & J. E. Beever, 1996.]

Basionym: Fissidens aha Allison, 1960.

Fissidens taylorii var. gillianus (Catcheside &

Stone) Stone in Stone & Beever, J. Bryol. 19:

51. 1996. [See Stone, I. G. & J. E. Beever,

1996.]

asionym: Fissidens gillianus Catcheside &

Stone,

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

* Fissidens uleanus Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot. (Sao

Paulo) 10: 104. 1996, invalid, basionym not

cited (Article 33.3, St. Louis Code),

“uleana.” [See Yano, O., 1996.]

Fisside: intralimbatus (Ruthe)

Dill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 32. 1984. [See Diill,

1984.

Basionym: Fissidens intralimbatus Ruthe,

1870.

Note: not in Jndex of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Fissi ee

*invalid, basionym not cited (Arti St

Louis e).

*Fissidens wainioi var. leuconeura Yano, Bol.

Inst. Bot. Seo Paulo) 10: 104. 1996. [See

Yano, O.,

*invalid, Aesieia not cited. (Article 33.3,

St. Louis Code).

*Fissidens wainioi var. mollis Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 105. 1996. [See Yano,

O., 1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited. (Article 33.3,

St. Louis Code).

GIRALDIELLA C. Miiller, 1898.

*Giraldiella luoae Luo Jian-xin & Wen

Xue-sen, IAB Symp. 2000’s Bryol., Abstr.

26. 1997. [See Luo, Jian-xin & Xue-sen Wen,

1997.]

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

*GLOBULINA (C. Miiller) Brotherus, 1902.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53. T,

St. Louis Code).

Globulina peruviana R. S. Williams, Bull.

Torrey Bot. Club 43: 325. pl. 17: f. 8-15.

1916.

Other use: Saitobryum peruvian um (R. S.

Williams) Zander, 1997 [1998].

LLANIA Brotherus, 1908, conserved name.

Gollania revoluta Higuchi in Higuchi & D. G.

Long, Bull. Natl. Sci. Mus. , Tokyo, B 22: 16.

f. 1. 1996. [See Higuchi, M. & D. G. Long,

1996.]

Type: China. “Yunnan Setters sca

Shan, Wo Tu Di, 3580 m,

limestone r ribke bi iirtigl ax Heras

ravine on steep mountain shar =

18950. Holotype: E; isotypes: H

aratype cited.

990

Ochyra, C. Schmidt

& Biiltmann, J. Bryol. 20: 403. £1. 1998.

“po Ochyra, R., C. Schmidt & H. Biiltmann,

we Spain. “Canary Islands, S.W. Tenerife,

Barranco del Infierno N.E. of Adeje, lat.

ca. 28°17'N, long. 16°42’W; on more or

less submerged rocks in waterfall, elev. ca.

400 m (UTM grid square 28RCS31).” H.

Biiltmann s.n. Apr 8, 1993. Holotype:

KRAM; isotypes: B, MSUN, S.

Grimmia subsect. Donnianae Loeske,

Biblioth. Bot. 101: 110. 1930.

er use: Grimmia sect. Donnianae

(Loeske) J. Mufioz, 1998.

rimmia sect. Donnianae (Loeske) J. Mufioz,

Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 85: 376. 1998. [See

Muifioz, J., 1998b.]

Basionym: Grimmia subsect. Donnianae

Loeske, 1930.

Grimmia abscondita Cardot, Wiss. Erb.

Schwed. Siidpolar-Exp. 4(8): 107. 19. 1908.

Other use: Schistidium absconditum (Cardot)

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia alfredii R. Brown ter, Trans. & Proc.

New Zealand Inst. 27: 412. pl. 29, f. 9. 1895.

Other use: a alfredii (R. Brown ter)

Och

Grimmia apes C. Miller, Hedwigia 37:

165. 1898.

Other use: Schistidium antipodum (C. Miller)

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia apocarpa var. grisea Nees,

Hornschuch & Sturm, Bryol. Germ. 2: 91.

Other use: Schistidium brunnescens subsp.

griseum — Hornschuch & Sturm) H.

Blom, 1996

Grimmia apocarpa fo. umbrosa J. E.

Zetterstedt, Revis. Grimm. Scand. 53. 1861.

Proc. New Zealand Inst. 27: 409. pl. 29, f. 1,

2. 1895.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Grim»,.ia aoe (Bridel ex

Schrader) C. Miiller, 1849.

Other use: Schistidium sri Ochyra,

*Grimmia atricha C. Miller, Hedwigia 37:

162. 1898.

"illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Earlier name: Grimmia atricha C. Miller &

Kindberg in Macoun, 1892.

Correct name: Grimmia readeri Brotherus,

02.

Other use: Schistidium atrichum Ochyra,

1998.

Grimmia beckettiana C. Miller, Hedwigia

37: 163. 1898.

Other use: Schistidium beckettianum (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia boschbergiana C. Miiller, Hedwigia

38: 119. 1899.

Other use: a boschbergianum (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia caffra Raion ex C. Miiller,

Hedwigia 38: 118. 1899.

Other use: Schistidium caffrum (Rehman ex

C. Miiller) Ochyra, 1 1998.

Grimmia calycina Herzog, Beih. Bot.

Centralbl. 27(2): 354. 1910.

Other use: Schistidium calycinum (Herzog)

Och 1998.

Grimmia chubutensis Cardot & Brotherus,

Kongl. Svenska Vetensk. Acad. Hand]

63(10): 26. 2: f. 6. 1923.

Other use: Schistidium chubutense (Cardot &

Brotherus) Ochyra, 1998

Grimmia coloradensis Austin, Bot. Gaz. 2:

109. 1877.

Other use: — coloradense (Austin)

Ochyra, 19

Grimmia taaas C. Miiller, Bot. Jahrb.

Syst. 5: 80. 1883.

Other use: Schistidium cupulare (C. Miiller)

1998.

Grimmia cyathiformis R. Brown ter, Trans. &

Proc. New Zealand Inst. 27: 411. pl. 29: f. 8.

1895.

Other use: Schistidium ii (R.

Brown ter) Ochyra,

Grimmia defoliata C. dome + Bot. Jahrb.

Syst. 5: 81. 1883.

Other use: Racomitrium kerguelense Ochyra

& Matteri, 1996.

Grimmia Se C. Miiller, Syn. Musc. Frond.

1: 778. 184

Other use: shui depile (C. Miller)

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia pei Herzog & Thériot, Repert.

Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. 41: 290. f. 236: e-n.

1937

Other use: Schistidium donatii (Herzog &

Thériot) Ochyra & Matteri, 1996.

Grimmia fallax Dusén, Rep. Princeton Univ.

Exp. Patagonia, Botany 8: 77. f. 7. Pl. 8: 5—6.

1903.

Other use: keg ay fallax (Dusén) Ochyra

& Matt

Grimmia pace Hampe, Linnaea 30: 632.

1860.

Other use: Schistidium flexifolium (Hampe)

yra, 1998.

Grimmia fuliginosa W. P. Schimper in C.

Miiller, Syn. Musc. Frond. 1: 778. 1849.

Other use: Schistidium fuliginosum (W. P.

Schimper in C. Miiller) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia genuflexa C. Miiller, Bot. Jahrb.

Syst. 5: 81. 1883.

Other use: Racomitrium genuflexum (C.

Miller) Ochyra & Matt

*Grimmia gracilis R. B

New Zealand Inst. 27: 414. pl. 30: f. 14.

1895.

* illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Grimmia gracilis (Hedwig)

Weber & D. Mohr, 1803.

Other use: Schistidium canterburiense

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia gracillima E. B. Bartram, Bryologist

27: 72. f. 12. 1924.

Other use: Schistidium gracillimum (E. B.

Bartram) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia hedwigiacea C. Miller, Hedwigia

37: 164. 1898.

Other use: Schistidium hedwigiaceum (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia insularis Mitten, J. Linn. Soc., Bot.

15: 73. 1876.

Other use: Verrucidens insularis (Mitten)

Ochyra & Matteri, 1996.

Grimmia laingii R. Brown ter, Trans. & Proc.

New Zealand Inst. 27: 412. pl. 30: f. 13.

1895.

Other use: Schistidium laingii (R. Brown ter)

99

yra, |

Grimmia macroperichaetialis Gr

Bryologist 101: 101. f. 1. 1998. [See ihc:

H. C., 1998a.]

Type: Australia. “Victoria. Mt. Buller,

summit, 1790 m.” eee So 35. Mar 14,

1997. Holotype: CANB; i s:

MEL, MO. Other indicated 7 Eotetion:

Australia (ACT, New South Wales,

Tasmania).

INDEX OF MOsSES, 1996-1998

Grimmia macrotyla Cardot & Brotherus,

Kongl. Svenska Vetensk. Acad. Hand.

63(10): 26. 2: f. 5. 1923.

Other use: Schistidium macrotylum (Cardot &

Brotherus) Ochyra, 1998

Grimmia maido Bred Bryologist 99: 428.

f. 1. 1996. [See Greven, H. C., 1996.]

Type: La Réunion. “View-point le Maido, at

the end of RF8, along tail to Grand Béarne,

alt. 2150 m.” H. C. Greven & S.

Khoeblal 4000.1. Jul 10, 1995. Holotype:

L; isotypes: ALTA, MO, PRE. Paratypes

ed.

cit

Grimmia maorica Paris, Index Bryol. Suppl.

174. 1900.

Replaced name: Grimmia saxatilis R. Brown

ter, 1895.

Blocking name: Grimmia saxatilis Mitten,

1869.

Other use: Schistidium maoricum (Paris)

Ochyra, 1998.

mee minimeperichaetialis R. Brown ter,

rans. & Proc, New Zealand Inst. 27: 414. pl.

pe f. 15. 1895.

Other use: Schistidium minimeperichaetiale

(R. Brown ter) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia minuta C. Miiller, Bot. Jahrb. Syst.

5: 81. 1883.

Other use: Racomitrium minutum (C. Miller)

Ochyra & Matteri, 1996,

Grimmia mitchellii R. Brown ter, Trans. &

ome New Zealand Inst. 27: 411. pl. 29: f. 7.

l

Other use: Schistidium mitchellii (R. Brown

ter) Ochyra, 1998.

— mutica Hampe, Linnaea 30: 631.

eee! - Schistidium australiense Ochyra,

per uiaes oamaruense R. Brown ter, Trans. &

tess New Zealand Inst. 35: 336. pl. 39: f. 27.

Other use: Schistidium oamaruense (R.

a ter) Ochyra, 998.

er use: pe mitrium ochraceum (C.

Miiller) Ochyra & Matteri, 1996.

Grimmia ochyriana J. Mufioz, Nova

Hedwigia 66: 235. f. 1-11. 1998. [See

Mufioz, J., 1998a.]

Type: Nepal: “Prés du camp de base,

direction de Lobuje, 5100 m.”

Zimmermann 558. May 31, 1964.

Hol

olotype:

Grimmia oranica C. Miller, Hedwigia 38:

119. 1899.

Other use: Schistidium oranicum (C. Miller)

Ochyra, 1998.

‘ulema pachyneurula C. Miiller &

Kindberg in Macoun, Cat. Canad. Pl., Musci

6: 65. 1892.

Other use: Schistidium pachyneurulum (C.

Miiller & Kindberg in Macoun) Ochyra,

1998.

Grimmia pacifica E. Lawton, Bryologist 82:

277. f. 1-5. 1979.

Other use: Schistidium pacificum (E. Lawton)

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia perplexa Thériot, Revista Chilena

Hist. Nat. 27: 11. f. 2. 1923.

Other use: Schistidium perplexum (Thériot)

Ochyra, 1998.

Celaindap pitardii Corbiére, Bull. Soc. Bot.

France 56: LVI. 1909.

er use: Campylostelium pitardii

(Corbiére) E. Maier.

rimmia pseudorivularis Kindberg, Eur. N.

Amer. Bryin. 2: 234. 1897.

Other use: Schistidium Li

(Kindberg) Ochyra, 19

rimmia revisa R. ee: it Trans. & Proc

New Zealand Inst. 27: 410. pl. 29: f. 5. 1895.

Other use: Schistidium revisum (R. Brown

ter) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia rivulariopsis R. S. Williams, Bull.

Torrey Bot. Club 43: 327. 19. 1916.

Other use: seri sna hoe (R. S.

Williams) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia robusta ond & Hornschuch, Bryol.

Germ. 2(1): 122. pl. 20: f. 9. 1827.

Other use: Schistidium robustum (Nees &

Hornschuch) H. Blom, 1996.

rimmia sanii Greven, Bryologist 99: 429. f.

2. 1996. [See Greven, H. C., 1996. ]

Type: ee Africa. “Drakensberg, Mount

aux ces, Crow’s Nest, alt. 13050 m

[sic!}” 5 Schelpe 2115. Holotype: PRE;

isotypes: MO (2 duplicates). Other

indicated distribution: Lesotho.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Grimmia saxatilis Mitten, J. Linn. Soc., Bot.

12: 97. 1869.

Other use: Schistidium saxatile (Mitten)

98.

Grimmia searellii R. Brown ter, Trans. &

Proc. New Zealand Inst. 27: 410. pl. 29: f. 3.

1895.

Other use: Schistidium searellii (R. Brown

ter) Ochyra, 1

rimmia serratomucronata C. Miiller, Bot.

Jahrb. Syst. 5: 80. 1883.

Other use: Schistidium serratomucronatum

(C. Miiller) Ochyra, 1998

Grimmia sinensiapocarpa C. Miller, Nuovo

Giorn. Bot. Ital., n.s. 5: 187. 1898

Other use: Schistidium sienesiapocarpum (C.

Miller) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia stirlingii C. Miller, Hedwigia 37:

163. 1898.

Other use: Schistidium stirlingii (C. Miller)

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia subflexifolia C. Miller, Hedwigia

37: 164. 1898.

Other use: Schistidium subflexifolium (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia piri Austin, Bot. Gaz. 3: 31.

1878.

Other use: Schistidium subincurvum (Austin)

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia torreyana Bridel, Bryol. Univ. 1:

172. 1826.

Other use: Schistidium torreyanum (Bridel)

Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia truncatoapocarpa C. Miller,

Hedwigia 37: 103. 1898.

Other use: Schistidium truncatoapocarpum

(C. Miiller) Ochyra, 1998

Grimmia turbinata R. Brown ter, Trans. &

Proc. New Zealand Inst. 27: 412. pl. 29: f. 10.

1895.

Other use: Schistidium turbinatum (R. Brown

ter) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia urceolaris Schleicher ex Nees &

Hornschuch, Bryol. Germ. 2: 121. pl 19: f. 8.

1827.

Other use: Schistidium urceolare (Schleicher

ex Nees & Hornschuch) Ochyra, 1998.

Grimmia wilsonii Greven, J. Bryol. 20: 398. f.

1. 1998. [See Greven, H. C., 1998b.]

Type: New Zealand. “Southern Alps, Mt.

Cook National Park, summit of

Sebastopol, 4820 ft.” H. D. Wilson 3139.

Nov 18, 1972. Holotype: CHR. Paratypes

cited.

*Grimmia wrightii R. Brown ter, Trans. &

Proc. New Zealand Inst. 27: 413. pl. 30: i 12.

1895.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Grimmia wrightii (Sullivant in

Sullivant & Lesquereux) Austin, 1875.

er use: Schistidium wrightii Ochyra, 1998.

GUEMBELIA Hampe in C. Miller, 1846.

Guembelia lorentziana C. Miller, Linnaea 43:

450. 1882.

Other use: Sokinidien: sien “a

tteri, 1996

Miiller

GYMNOSTOMIELLA chs 1904

Gymnostomiella erosulum (C. Miller ex

Dusén) Arts, J. Bryol. 19: 76. 1996. [See

Arts, T., 1996. J

Basionym: Splachnobryum erosulum C.

Miiller ex Dusén, 1896.

Gymnostomiella tenerum (C. Miller ex

Dusén) Arts, J. Bryol. 19: 76. 1996. [See

Arts, T., 1996.]

Basionym: Splachnobryum tenerum C.

Miller ex Dusén, 1

Gymnostomiella vernicosa var. tenerum (C.

Miiller ex Dusén) Arts, J. Bryol. 20: 424.

1998. [See Arts, T., 1998

Basionym: Splachnobryum tenerum C.

Miller ex Dusén, 1896.

GYMNOSTOMUM Nees & Hornschuch in Nees,

Hornschuch & Sturm, 1823, conserved name

Gymnostomum anoectangioides (C. Miller)

Li Xing-jiang, Fl. Bryophyt. Sin. 2: 127.

1996

Basionym: Trichostomum anoectangioides C.

Miller, 1897.

Gymnostomum antarcticum Angstrém

Ofvers. Férh. ‘ees Svenska veceuk -Akad.

29(4): 3. 1872

Other use: Hennediella antarctica

(Angstrém) Ochyra & Matteri, 1996.

Gymnostomum Ata bee Sendtner,

Flora 23: 59. 1840.

Other use: Weissia controversa Vv

wimmeriana (Sendtner) Blockeel &A.J.E.

Smith, 199

Molkenboer, Musci

Frond. Ined. Archip. Ind. 127. 1846,

conserved name.

Haplohymenium flagelliform

Savicz-Ljubitskaya, Bot. peace Inst. Sporov.

Rast. Glavn. Bot. Sada RSFSR 1: 98, 101.

1922.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

use: Anomodon flagelliformis

Soe Granzow-de la Cerda,

mp each Sprengel, 1827.

Harrisonia cuspidatula C. Miiller, Oesterr.

Bot. Z. 47: 390. 1897.

er use: Rhacocarpus inermis

cuspidatulus (C. Miiller) Frahm, 1996.

Harrisonia webbiana C. Miiller, Oesterr. Bot.

Z. 47: 392. 1897.

Other use: Rhacocarpus rehmannianus var.

webbianus (C. Miiller) Frahm, 1996.

. L. S. Merrill, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

80: 247. 1996. [See Merrill, G. L. S., 1996.]

Original placement: Polytrichaceae.

Hebantia rigida (Lorentz) G. L. S. Merrill, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 80: 247. 1996. [See Merrill,

Get:

Bas asionym: Atri chum rigidum Lorentz, 1864.

pra: Palisot de Beauvois, 1804, conserved

Hedwi igia albicans var. detonsa M. A. Howe,

Erythea 5: 91. 1897.

Other use: Hedwigia detonsa wb hin A. Howe)

W. R. Buck & Norris, 1

Hedwigia detonsa (M. A. esis W. R. Buck

& Norris, Nova Hedwigia 62: 368. 1996.

[See Buck, W. R. & D. H. Norris, 1996.]

Basionym: Hedwigia albicans var. detonsa

M. A. Howe, 1897.

HELICODONTIUM (Mitten) Jaeger, 1878.

Helicodontium usagarum (Mitten) Lindau in

Engler, Pflanzenw. Ost-Afrikas C: 76, 1895.

[See Lindau, G., 1895,]

Basionym: Bypman eit’ Mitten, 1886.

Note: not in Index Muscoru

Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

Basionym: rite agg antarcticum

Angstrom, 1872.

HOLO: ‘man Bridel, cae conserved

orthography, “Olomitrium.”

Holomitrium B. i Allen, Novon

senate

7(4): 329. f. 1. 1997 [1998]. [See Allen, B.

1998},]

Type: Honduras. Repecngen

ontafia de

Cerlaque, summit Cerr

HOMALIA Bridel, 1827, conserved orthography,

“Omalia.”

Homalia arcuata Bosch & Sande Lacoste,

Bryol. Jav. 2: 56. pl. 176: B. 1862.

Other use: Taxiphyllum arcuatum (Bosch &

Sande ass He Si, 1997.

HOMALOTHECIUM W. P. Schimper in B.S.G.,

1851

Homalothecium lutescens subsp. fulgescens

(Mitten ex C. Miiller) Heike Hofmann,

Lindbergia 23: 133. 1998. [See Hofmann, H.

1998.

Basionym: Hypnum fulgescens Mitten ex C.

_ Miller, 1858.

P aeneum

fo i Heike Hofmann, J. Bryol. 19: 481.

1997. [See Hofmann, H.,

Basionym: Hypnum aeneum Mitten, wits

ii Smith, 1808, conserved nam

Hookeria lorentzii C. Miiller, “yee 43:

474. 1882.

Other use: Cyclodictyon aay (C. Miiller)

W. R. Buck & Schiavone, 1997.

Hobe cance (Bescherelle) sid 1877.

Hookeriopsis stenodictyon ,

Pesquisas, Bot. 33: 30. pl. 8: a. 1979.

er use: Thamniopsis stenodictyon

(Sehnem) Oliveira-e-Silva & Yano, 1998.

ee bras Loeske, 1903,

served n

| ead Pint gangulianum V obra,

Bull. ‘seg Surv. India 22: 115. f. 1-7. 1980

[198

Daas use: Brachythecium gangulianum

(Vohra) Ochyra, 1998.

HYGROHYPNUM i 1872.

Hygrohypnum laevigatum (Herzog) Frahm,

Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol. 17: 63. 1996. [See

Frahm, J.-P., 1996a.]

Basionym: Rhacocarpus laevigatus Herzog,

1925.

HYLOCOMIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1852, conserved name.

Hylocomium indicum Dixon, Notes Roy. Bot.

Gard. Edinburgh 19: 299. f. 13. 1938.

Other use: wen indicus (Dixon)

Chiang Tzen-yuh, 1

HYMENOLOMA Dusén, Os.

Hymenoloma subglobosum Herzog, Repert.

Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. 41: 289. f. 236: a.

1937.

Other use: Dicranoweisia subglobosa

(Herzog) He Si, 1998.

bef:

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

HYOPHILA Bridel, 1827, conserved nam

Hyophila stenophylla Cardot, Bull. Herb.

Boissier, sér. 2, 8: 332. 1908

Replaced name: Hyophila angustifolia

Condot, | 05.

perma name: Hyophila angustifolia Paris

& Renauld, 1902.

Other use: Tt richostomum stenophyllum

(Cardot) Li Xing-jiang & Iwatsuki, 1996.

HyYPNUM Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Hypnum sect. Orthotheciella C. Miller,

Forschungsr. Gazelle, (Bot.) 4: 36. 1889.

Other use: Orthotheciella (C. Miller)

Ochyra, 1998

Hypnum aduncum var. tenue Turmer,

Muscol. Hibern. Spic. 189. 1804

Other use: Limprichtia revolvens var. tenuis

(Turner) Ochyra & Zarnowiec, 1997.

Hypnum aeneum Mitten, J. Proc. Linn. Soc.,

Bot. 8: 31. f. 5. 1864.

Other use: Homalothecium nevadense subsp.

aeneum (Mitten) Heike Hofmann, 1997.

Hypnum austrostramineum C. Miller in

ae Int. Polarforsch., Deutsch. Exped.

2: 319. 1890.

Other use: Warnstorfia austrostraminea (C.

Miiller in Neumayer) Ochyra, 1996

Hypnum austrostramineum vat. gracillimum

C. Miller in Neumayer, Int. Polarforsch.,

Deutsch. Exped. 2: 319. 1890

Other use: Warnstorfia austrostraminea Vat.

gracillima (C. Miller in Neumayer)

Ochyra, 1996

Hypnum austrostramineum vat. minus

Cardot, Rev. Bryol. 33: 35. 1906.

Other use: Warnstorfia austrostraminea vat.

96.

C. Miller in Neumayer, Int. Polarforsch.,

Deutsch. Exped. 2: 320. 1890

Other use: Warnstorfia austrostraminea var.

subfluitans (C. Miiller in Neumayer)

Ochyra, 1996

Hypnum callichroum var. japonicum Ando,

J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 82: 19. f. 1-2: A-E.

wood.” H. Ando 15727. Aug 11, 1953.

Holotype: HIRO; isotype: PC. Paratypes

cited.

Hypnum cardotii Thériot, Bot. Gaz. 30: 125.

pl. 9: f. 4. 1900

Other use: Drepanocladus cardotii (Thériot)

Hedenis, 1997.

Hypnum concavum W. J. Hooker in Kunth,

Syn. Pl. 2: 63. 1822.

Other use: Taxithelium concavum (W. J.

Hooker in Kunth) Spruce ex Florschiitz-de

Waard, 1996.

Hypnum congruens Hampe, Linnaea 30: 643.

1860.

Other use: Rhaphidorrhynchium amoenum

(Hampe) B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H.

. Ramsay, 1998.

Hypnum falcifolium J. D. Hooker & Wilson,

London J. Bot. 3: 554. 1844.

Other use: Pseudotaxiphyllum falcifolium (J.

D. Hooker & Wilson) He Si, 1997.

Hypnum fulgescens Mitten ex C. Miiller, Bot.

Zeitung (Berlin) 16: 170. 1858.

Other use: Homalothecium lutescens sub:

fulgescens (Mitten ex C. Miller) Heike

Hofmann, 1998

Hypnum georgicouncinatum C. Miiller in

Neumayer, Int. Polarforsch., Deutsch. Exped.

2: 320. 1890.

Other use: Sanionia georgicouncinata (C.

Miiller in Neumayer) Ochyra, 1998.

Hypnum glaucocarpoides E. S. Salmon, J.

Linn. Soc., Bot. 34: 471. pl. 17: f. 30-34.

1900.

Other use: PO og oe Ra

(E. S. Salmon) Hedenis, |

Hypnum glaziovii Hampe, cou Meddel.

Dansk Naturhist. Foren. Kjgbenhavn, ser. 3,

6: 174. 1875.

Other use: Trichosteleum glaziovii (Hampe)

W. R. Buck, 1998.

Hypnum hispidulum Bridel, Muscol. Recent.

Suppl. 2: 198. 1812.

er use: Campylophyllum hispidulum

(Bridel) Hedenis, 1997.

Hypnum laculosum C. Miller, Flora 68: 425.

1885.

Other use: Warnstorfia laculosa (C. Miller)

Ochyra & Matteri, 1

Hypnum leucocytus C. Miller, Syn. Musc.

Frond. 2: 314. 1851.

Other use: Warburgiella leucocytus

Miiller) B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & 1.

Ramsay, 1998.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Hypnum leucostomum Hampe, Vidensk.

Meddel. Dansk Naturhist. Foren.

Kjobenhavn, ser. 4, 1: 153. 1879.

Other use: Sematophyllum leucostomum

(Hampe) W. R. Buck, 1

Hypnum microcladon Dozy & Molkenboer,

Ann. Sci. Nat. Bot., sér. 3, 2: 308. 1844.

Other use: Aecroporium. microcladum (Dozy

an in B. C. Tan, A.

tHypnum nordenskioeldii W. P. Schimper i in

Heer, Kongl. Svenska Vetenskai

Handl. 8(7): 88. pl. 16: f. 72-75. 1870. [See

Heer, O., 1870.

Note: not in Index Muscorum.

Hypnum pulvinale Hampe, Vidensk. Meddel.

Dansk nee tna Foren. Kjobenhavn, ser. 3,

9-10: 271.

Other use: Peat pulvinale (Hampe)

W. R. Buck, 1998.

*Hypnum rivicolum Y ano, Bol. Inst. Bot. (Sao

Paulo) 10: 109. 1996. [See Yano, O., 1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

Hypnum ruderale Bridel, Muscol. Recent.

Suppl. 2: 158. 1812.

Other use: Brachythecium ruderale (Bridel)

W. R. Buck, 1998.

Hypnum salleanum Bescherelle, Mém. Soc.

Sci. Nat. Cherbourg 16: 253. 1872.

Other use: Chryso-hypnum salleanum

(Bescherelle) W. R. Buck, 1998.

Hypnum saproxylophilum C. Miller, Syn.

Musc. Frond. 2: 334. 185]

Other use: Trichosteleum saproxylophilum

(C. Miiller) B. C. Lig W. B. Schofield &

H. P. Ramsay,

Hypnum Seeeneaae he: in, Arsberaitt. Bot.

Arbeten Upptickter 1831: 328, 1831.

Other use: Campylophyllum sommerfeltii

(Myrin) Hedenas, 1997.

Hypnu: um sordidum C. Miller, Bot. Zeitung

(Berlin) 14: 457. 1856.

er use: Drepanocladus sordidus (C.

Miiller) Hedenas in W. R. B Buck, 1998.

Hypnum teneriffae M Aontagne in Webb &

Berthelot, Hist. Nat. fles Canaries 11, Canar,

3(3): 3. 3: f. 1. 1839,

use: Rhynchostegiella teneriffae

(Montagne in Webb & Berthelot) D Dirkse &

Bouman, 1995 [1996 6].

Hypnum usagarum Mitten, J. Linn. Soc., Bot.

22: 317. 1886.

Other use: Helicodontium usagarum (Mitten)

Lindau, 1895.

HYPOPTERYGIUM Bridel, 1827.

Hypopterygium decolyi Brotherus ex

Fleischer, Musci Buitenzorg 3: 1079. 1908.

Other use: Dendrocyathophorum decolyi

(Brotherus ex Fleischer) Kruijer, 1995-96

[1996].

ISOTHECIUM Bridel, 1827.

Isothecium trichophorum Montagne, Ann.

Sci. Nat. Bot., sér. 2, 19: 238. 1843.

Other use: Barbellopsis trichophora

(Montagne) W. R. Buck, 1998.

EMBOPHYLLUM Lindberg, 1872.

*Lembophyllum sect. Looseria (Thériot)

Tangney, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 81: 147. 1997.

[See Tangney, R. S., 1997b.]

*superfluous, earlier name included (Article

52.2, St. Louis Code).

Basionym: Weymouthia subgen. Looseria

Thériot, 1935.

— name: Camptoch

E. B. Bartram, 1946.

Lembophyllum orbiculatum (Thériot)

Tangney, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 81: 147. 1997.

[See Tangney, R. S., 1997b.]

Basionym: Weymouthia orbiculata Thériot,

1934 [1935].

a (Bridel) Bridel, 1827, conserved

te sect. Rigodiella

ctieeton integrifolium Brotherus in

Urban, Symb. Antill. 3: 427. 1903.

Other use: Actinodontium integrifolium

(Brotherus in Urban) Churchill in W. R.

Buck, 1998.

LEPTOHYMENIUM Schwagrichen, 1828, rejected

against Platygyrium.

Leptohymenium sieboldii Dozy &

Molkenboer, Ann. Sci. Nat. Bot., sér. 3, 2:

310. 1844.

Other use: Anomodon sieboldii (Dozy &

Leptotrichella sect. Brachycarpae (Fleischer)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus sect. Brachycarpae

Fleischer, 1904.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Leptotrichella acutidentata (Tixier) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: Microdus acutidentatus Tixier,

1966.

Leptotrichella afroéxigua (C. Miller ex

Dusén) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42:

561. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: Dicranella afroéxigua C. Miller

ex Dusén, 1896.

Leptotrichella alpina (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia alpina C. Miller,

1897

Leptotrichella ampullacea (C. Miiller ex

Dusén) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42:

561. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranella ampullacea C. Miiller

ex Dusén, 1

Leptotrichella annamensis (Paris &

Brotherus) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

42: 561. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus annamensis Paris &

Brotherus, 1907.

Leptotrichella apophysatula (C. Miller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia apophysatula C.

Miller, 1898.

1T:

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561. 1997. 7 {See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus assamicus Dixon, 1937.

Leptotrichella austroéxigua (C. Miller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia austroéxigua C.

Miiller, 1898.

Leptotrichella barbensis (Renauld & Cardot)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. ae 42:

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranella ee Renauld &

Cardot,

Leptotrichella brasiliensis (Duby) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Weissia brasiliensis Duby, 1836.

Leptotrichella congolensis (Renauld &

Cardot) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42:

561. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus congolensis Renauld &

Cardot, 1900.

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 561. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: ‘Dicranella crenulata Brotherus,

1900.

Leptotrichella densa (W. J. Hooker) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranum densum W. J. Hooker,

1816.

totrichella denticulata (Cardot & Potier de

la Varde in Potier de la Varde) Och

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: ‘Dicranella denticulata Cardot &

Potier de la Varde in Potier de la Varde,

1922.

Leptotrichella edentata (Mitten) Ochyra,

Fragm. nee Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 4

Basionym: ‘Dieranala edentata Mitten, | 1873.

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: "Dicranum euchlorum Montagne,

1

845.

Leptotrichella exigua (Schwagrichen)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Weissia exigua Schwagrichen,

1827

a Pe)

‘Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. ya

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: ’Microdus filicaulis Brotherus,

1927.

‘Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. he

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: "Leptotrichum flaccidulum Mitten,

61.

18

Leptotrichella friedensis (Norris &

Koponen) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. ue

42: 562. 1997. [See Ochyra, R.., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus friedensis Norris & T.

Koponen, 1990.

1 lle) Ochyra

‘Fragm. Florist. - Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: : Dicranella glauca Bescherelle,

1873

Leptotrichella glauca var. minor (Brotherus)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Basionym: Dicranella glauca var. minor

Brotherus, 1906.

Leptotrichella globicarpa (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Seligeria globicarpa C. Miller,

1879.

Leptotrichella guadelupensis (Mitten)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranella guadelupensis Mitten,

1869

Leptotrichella gymna (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia gymna C. Miller,

1898

Leptotrichella hillebrandii (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia hillebrandii C.

Miiller, 1896.

Leptotrichella infuscata (Thwaites & Mitten)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranella infuscata Thwaites &

Mitten, 1873

Leptotrichella itatiaiae (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Seligeria itatiaiae C. Miller,

1898

Leptotrichella kunzeana (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Leptotrichum kunzeanum C.

Miiller, 1847,

Leptotrichella lagunaria (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a,]

Basionym: Aongstroemia lagunaria C,

Miiller, 1897,

otrichella leibergii (R. S. Williams)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 562.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a,]

Basionym: Dicranella leibergii R. S.

Williams, 1915.

ichella ligulifolia (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia ligulifolia C.

Miller, 1886.

Leptotrichella lindigiana (Hampe) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Seligeria lindigiana Hampe, 1865.

Leptotrichella linearifolia (Brotherus)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: Dicranella longifolia Brotherus,

920.

(C21 y

F

a or ae | ee oe . |

Ld

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: Trematodon longirostris

Schwagrichen, 1816.

Leptotrichella lutaria (Bescherelle) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus lutarius Bescherelle,

1880.

Leptotrichella macrocarpa (Brotherus &

Irmscher) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42:

563. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranella macrocarpa Brotherus

& Irmscher, 1914.

ipo ee Se ee; ee

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus macromorphus

Fleischer, 1904.

Leptotrichella martiana (Hampe) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a,]

Basionym: Aongstroemia martiana Hampe,

1872.

Pig ey) et h \

(2 ISPOUTICL f

Leptotrichella minuta (Hampe) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia minuta Hampe,

1874

Leptotrichella miqueliana var. longifolia

(Baumgartner & J. Frohlich) Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See Ochyra,

R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus miquelianus var.

longifolius Baumgartner & J. Frohlich,

1953

Leptotrichella miqueliana var. rigescens

(Fleischer) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

42: 563. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus iquelianus var.

rigescens Fleischer, 1904.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Leptotrichella moenkemyeri (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Seligeria moenkemeyeri C.

Miiller, 1886.

Leptotrichella muralis (Hampe) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia muralis Hampe,

Leptotrichella nitidula (Mitten) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: 'Leptotrichum nitidulum Mitten,

Leptotrichella pallidiseta (Bridel) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 563. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Weissia pallidiseta Bridel, 1819

_ (1818).

pong onal Florist. Geobot. ‘42: 563.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: Microdus paraguensis

Bescherelle, 1891.

Leptotrichella picquenotii (Thériot &

Corbiére) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

42: 563. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a. |

Basionym: Microdus picquenotii Thériot &

Corbiére, 1934.

Leptotrichella pusilla (Hampe) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: "Aongstroemia pusilla Hampe,

1865

Leptotrichella rostrata (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: ‘Seligeria rostrata C. Miiller,

79

Leptotrichella rubriseta (E. B. Bartram)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus rubrisetus E. B.

y 1955.

Leptotrichella schmidii (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a

]

Basionym: Aongstroemia schmidii C. Miller,

1853.

dnd’ af. a St . iy

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: "Microdus sinensis Herzog, 1925.

31

Leptotrichella subangulata (Thwaites &

Mitten) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42:

564. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranella subangulata Thwaites

& Mitten, 1873

Leptotrichella subnitidula (Thériot & Potier

de la Varde) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

42: 564. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus subnitidulus Thériot &

Potier de la Varde, 1925.

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564. 1997. oe

Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: ‘Dicranella sumatrana Dixon,

2

1932.

Leptotrichella tenax (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Aongstroemia tenax C. Miiller,

1898.

Leptotrichella tenax var. longipes a Miller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.

Basionym: Aongstroemia tenax var. longipes

C. Miiller, 1898.

Leptotrichella tenuisetula (C. Miller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: vee pines tenuisetula C.

Miiller, 1898.

dimen torrentium (Thériot & Potier

de la Varde) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

42: 564. 1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Dicranella torrentium Thériot &

Potier de la Varde, 191 ign

L in Setchell)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.

asionym: Microdus tutuilae Brotherus in

Setchell, 1924.

imaansile ulei (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564. 1997. [See

Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: ‘Seligeria ulei C. Miiller, 1898.

Leptotrichella yuennanensis is (Gao Chien)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 564.

1997. [See Ochyra, R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Microdus yuennanensis Gao

, 1994.

HUM Hampe ex C. Miiller, 1847.

Leptotrichum inact sep

Bonplandia (Hanover) 9: 1861.

Other use: Leptotrichella vorabees (Mitten)

Ochyra, 1997

INDEX OF MOossEs, 1996-1998

Leptotrichum kunzeanum C. Miiller, Bot.

Zeitung (Berlin) 5: 806. 1847.

er use: angen) kunzeana (C.

Miller) Ochyra, 199

eptotrichum ane Miten, Trans. Linn.

Soc. London 23: 51 pl. 5: f. 1

Other use: Leptotrichella none (Mitten)

Ochyra, 1997

Psi pracaltum Mitten, J. Proc.

Linn. Soc., Bot. 4: 66. 1859.

Other use: Platyneuron praealtum (Mitten)

Ochyra & Bednarek-Ochyra, 1997.

LESKEA Hedwig, 1801.

Leskea ambigua Schwagrichen, Sp. Musc.

Frond., Suppl. 2(2)2: 165. pl. 198. 1827.

Other use: Rhynchostegium ambiguum

(Schwagrichen) W. R. Buck, 1998.

Leskea tamariscina Hedwig, Sp. Musc.

Frond. 212. pl. 51: f. 1-7. 1801.

Other use: Canalohypopterygium

tamariscinum (Hedwig) Kruijer, 1995

[1996].

Leskea varia Hedwig, Sp. Musc. Frond. 216.

pl. 53: f. 15-20. 1801.

Other use: Orthotheciella varia (Hedwig)

Ochyra, 1998.

Lanoomenads Schwagrichen, 1816.

eese & L. E. Anderso

Bryologist 100: 92. 1997. [See Reese, Ww. D.

- E. Anderson, 1997.]

Basionym: Leucodon brachypus var

a astandtt Crum & L. E. Anderson,

1972

Leucodon brachypus var. andrewsianus H.

on & L. E. Anderson, Bryologist 75: 101.

Other use: Leucodon og sang — Crum

& L. E. Anderson) W. D. Reese & L. E.

erson, 1997.

Note: invalid, hol lotype not indicated (Article

37.1), in Bryologist 74: 373. 1971.

LEUCOLOMa Bridel,

Leucoloma subsect. Acuminata La

Farge-England, Bryologist oe 207. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C. 98.]

Type: Ho oo Levoioma — Mitten

Leucoloma ser. Contorta La Farge-England,

Bryologist 101: ph 1998. [See

Farge-England, C., 1998. ]

Type: Holotype: Leucoloma tortellum

oe Jaeg

Leucoloma ert Holomitrioidea Renauld,

Prodr. Fl. Bryol. Madagascar 74. 1898.

Other use: Leucoloma ser. Holomitrioidea

(Renauld) La Farge-England, 1998.

Leucoloma ser. Holomitrioidea (Renauld) La

Farge-England, Bryologist 101: 207. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C., 1998

Basionym: Leucoloma subsect.

Holomitrioidea ene 1898.

Leucoloma subsect. Seria

Farge-England, ile 101: 206. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C., 1998.]

Type: Holotype: Leucoloma sprengelianum

(C. Miller) Jaeger.

Leucoloma subsect. Serrata La

Farge-England, Bryologist 101: 207. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C., 1998.

Type: oan: Leucoloma fuscifolium

Bescher

5 ig ser. Teretia La Farge-England,

Bryologist 101: 207. 1998. [See La

Farge-England, C., 1998.]

: Holotype: Laxolone perviride

Brotherus.

*Leucoloma cameruniae La Farge-England,

Bryologist 101: 203. 1998. [See La

Farge-England, C., 1998

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

*Leucoloma chrysobasilare subsp. africana La

Farge-England, Bryologist 101: 203. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C., 1998.]

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

*Leucoloma circinale La Farge-England,

Bryologist 101: 203. 1998. [See La

Farge-England, C., 1998.

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

*Leucoloma entabiense La Farge-England,

Bryologist 101: 202. 1998. [See La

Farge-England, C., 1998.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

*Leucoloma madagascariense La

Farge-England, micinaia 101: 204. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C.,

*invalid, no Latin ewmaeerd (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

*Leucoloma marojenziense La Farge-England,

Bryologist 101: 203. 1998. [See La

Farge-England, C., 1998. J

*invalid, no Latin in description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

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*Leucoloma membranaceum La

Farge-England, Bryologist 101: 204. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C., 1998.]

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

*Leucoloma ochrobasilare subsp. longifolium

La Farge-England, Bryologist 101: 204.

1998. [See La Farge-England, C., 1998.]

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code)

* Leucoloma onraedtii La Farge-England,

Bryologist 101: 202. 1998. [See La

Farge-England, C., 1998.]

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

*Leucoloma zuluense var. ovatum La

Farge-England, Bryologist 101: 204. 1998.

[See La Farge-England, C., 1998.

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

Limprichtia revolvens var. tenuis (Turner)

a & Zarnowiec, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

42: 573. 1997. [See Ochyra, R. & J.

Zarnowiec, 1997.]

Basionym: Hypnum aduncum var. tenue

Turner, 1804.

LINDBERGIA Kindberg, 1897.

Lindbergia pellicula (C. Miller) W. R. Buck

& Schiavone, Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot. 32: 259.

1997. [See Buck, W. R. & M. M. Schiavone,

1997.

Basionym: Anomodon pellicula C. Miller,

1897.

MACROMITRIUM Bridel, 1819 [1818].

Macromitrium cavaleriei Cardot & Thériot in

Thériot, Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr. Bot. 16: 40.

1906. [See Thériot, I., 1906.]

Type: China. “K ouy-Tchéou. ” J. Cavalerie

833. Nov 1902.

Note: not in Index Mus

Macromitrium se at B H. Allen &

Vitt in B. H. Allen, Novon 8: 113. f. 1. 1998.

[See Allen, B., 1998b.]

Type: Costa Rica. “San José: along Inter

American Highway, ca. 10 km NW of

83°48'W.” Crosby & bees 6089.

Holotype: MO; iso ‘A, CR, NY,

US. Other indicated ei Panama.

Macromitrium echinatum B. H. Allen, Novon

8: 115. f. 2. 1998. [See Allen, B., 1998b.]

Type: Panama. “Bocas del Toro: vicinity of

Fortuna Dam, 2.8 road-miles along

pipeline road leaving Chiriqui Grande road

at Continental Divide, 8°55’N, 82°08’ W.”

Allen its nice gie MO; isotype: PMA.

P.

Macromitrium ey m B. H. Allen,

Novon 8: 115. f. 3. pg [See Allen, B.,

1998b.]

Type: Honduras. “Lempira: Montana de

Celaque, summit of Cerro la Castilla, ca. 12

km SW of Gracias, 14°33’'N, 88°41’W, on

trunk of Pinus.” Allen 11542. Holotype:

MO; isotypes: DUKE, H, MICH, NY,

TEFH, US

Macromitrium papillosum Thériot in Herzog,

Arch. Esc. Farm. Fac. Ci. Méd. Cordoba 7:

50. 1938.

Other use: Matteria papillosa (Thériot in

Herzog) Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt, 1998.

Macromitrium picobonitum B. H. Allen,

Novon 8: 118. f. 4. 1998. [See Allen, B.,

1998b.]

Type: Honduras. “Atlantida: El Porvenir,

Pico Bontio National Park, along trail at

and above ridge camp, 15°38’N

86°52'W.” Allen 17488. Holotype: MO;

isotype: TEFH. Paratype cited

Macromitrium sejunctum B. H. Allen, Novon

8: 118. £. 5. 1998. [See Allen, B., 1998b.]

Type: Honduras. “Olancho: Sierra de Algalta,

La Chorrerra below Montana Bibilonia,

Rio Lara, 15 km NNW of Catacamas,

14°59’N, 85°56'W.” Allen 12483.

Holotype: MO; isotypes: NY, TEFH.

Paratype cited.

Macromitrium subincurvum Cardot &

Thériot in Thériot, Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr.

Bot. 16: 40. 1906. [See Thériot, I., 1906.]

Type: China. “Hong-Kong.” Em. Bodinier

s.n. Jan 17, 1893.

Note: not in Index Muscorum.

MASTOPOMA Cardot, 1901.

Mastopoma scabrifolium m (Brotherus in H. A.

Moller) B. C. Tan & Ninh, Acta Bot. Yunnan.

20: 272. 1998. [See Tan, B. C. & T. Ninh,

1998.]

Basionym: Acanthocladium scabrifolium

Brotherus in H. A. Miller, 1919.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

MATTERIA Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt, Bryol.

Twenty-first Cent. 154. 1998. [See Goffinet,

B. & D. H. Vitt, 1998.]

Type: Holotype: Schlotheimia gracillima

Bescherelle, M. bone Bescerlo

Goffinet in Goffinet & V

Original placement: Orthotrichacea.

VWorumMet in

Goffinet é & Vitt, Bryol. Twenty-first Cent.

154. 1998. [See Goffinet, B. & D. H. Vitt,

1998.

]

Basionym: Schlotheimia gracillima

Bescherelle, 1885.

‘atteria papillosa (Thériot in Herzog)

Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt, Bryol.

Twenty-first Cent. 154. 1998. [See Goffinet,

B. & D. H. Vitt, 1998.]

Basionym: Macromitrium papillosum Thériot

in Herzog, 1938.

MEIOTHECIELLA B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield &

H. P. Ramsay, Nova Hedwigia 67: 215, 1998.

[See Tan, B. C., W. B. Schofield & H.

Ramsay, 1998 8]

Type: Holotype: Pterogoniella laa

Brotherus in Thériot, M. pap.

rotherus in Thériot) B. Cc Tan, W. B.

Schofield & H. P. Ramsay.

Original placement: Sematophyllace:

Meiotheciella papillosa (Brotherus in 1 Thériot)

B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H. P. Ramsay,

Nova Hedwigia 67: 216. 1998. [See Tan, B.

C., W. B. Schofield & H. Ramsay, 1998.

Basionym: Pterogoniella papillosa Brotherus

in Thériot, 19

oe (Bridel) Dozy & Molkenboer,

pvticanas pseudoteres W. R. Buck, Mem.

New York Bot. Gard. 82: 268. pl. 103: f.

10-17. 1998. [See Buck, W. R., 1998a.]

Type: Jamaica: “John Crow Peak, 5800-6000

ft., on trees.” L. M. Underwood 714. Feb 2,

: NY. Other indicated

distribution: Cuba, Haiti (no paratypes

t

MICRODUs W. P. Schimper ex Bescherelle,

1872.

Microdus sect. Brac rachycarpae Fleischer,

Musci Buitenzorg 1: 284. 1904.

er use: Sprint: eg. Brach

(Fleischer) Ochyra, alee

icrodus acutide; iste edie Rev. Bryol.

Lichénol. 34: 129. f.2. 1 966.

Other use: Leptotrichella acutidentata

(Tixier) Ochyra, 1997,

Microdus annamensis Paris & Brotherus,

Rev. Bryol. 34: 41. 1907.

Other use: Leptotrichella annamensis (Paris

& Brotherus) Ochyra, 1997.

Microdus assamicus Dixon, J. Bombay Nat.

Hist. Soc. 39: 773. 1937.

Other use: Leptotrichella assamica (Dixon)

Microdus congolensis Renauld & Cardot,

Bull. Soc. Roy. Bot. Belgique 39(2): 106.

1900.

Other use: Leptotrichella congolensis

(Renauld & Cardot) Ochyra, 1997.

Microdus filicaulis Brotherus, Bernice P.

Bishop Mus. Bull. 40: 5. 1927.

— use: Leptotrichella (Brotherus) Ochyra,

1997,

Microdus friedensis Norris & T. Koponen,

Acta Bot. Fenn. 139: 11. 1990.

Other use: Leptotrichella ene (Norris &

ponen) Ochyra,

Microdus h lutarius moe Ann. Sci. Nat.

Bot., sér. 6, 9: 304. 1880.

Other use: Leptotrichella lutaria

(Bescherelle) Ochyra, 1997.

Microdus macromorphus Fleischer, Musci

Buitenzorg 1: 287. f. 47. 1904.

er use: ee re macromorpha

(Fleischer) Ochyra, | 997.

Microd

us miquelianus var. longifoliu.

Baumgartner & J. Frohlich, Ann. Nathist

Mus. Wien 59: 69. 1953.

Other use: Leptotrichella miqueliana var.

ae Stet ed & J. Frohlich)

Ochyra, 1

Microdus ane var. rigesce

Fleischer, Musci Buitenzorg 1: 287, "1904.

Other use: Leptotrichella miqueliana var.

rigescens (Fleischer) Ochyra, 1997.

Microdus paraguensis Bescherelle, J. Bot.

(Desvaux) 5: 145. 1

Other use: Leptotrichella “sarah

(Bescherelle) Ochyra, 1997.

Microdus picquenotii i Thériot & Corbiére,

Ann. Bryol. 7: 157. 1934.

Other use: po picquenotii (Thériot

& Corbiére) Ochyra, 1997.

Microdus a B. Bartram, Bull. Brit.

Mus. (Nat. Hist.), Bot. 2: 52. 1955.

Other use: Leptotrichella rubriseta (E. B.

Bartram) Ochyra, 1997.

INDEX OF MossEs, 1996-1998

Microdus sinensis Herzog, Hedwigia 65: 150.

Other use: Leptotrichella sinensis (Herzog)

Ochyra, 1997

Microdus subnitidulus Thériot & Potier de la

Varde, Bull. Soc. Bot. France 72: 351. 1.

1925.

Other use: Leptotrichella subnitidula (Thériot

& Potier de la Varde) Ochyra, 1997.

Microdus tutuilae Brotherus in Setchell, Publ.

Carnegie Inst. Wash. 341: 130. 1924

Other use: Leptotrichella tutuilae (Brotherus

in Setchell) Ochyra, 1997

Microdus yuennanensis Gao Chien, F1.

Bryophyt. Sin. 1: 131. 1994.

Replaced name: Microdus laxiretis

Brotherus, 1929.

Blocking name: Microdus laxiretis (Renauld

& Cardot) Paris, 1905.

Other use: Leptotrichella yuennanensis (Gao

Chien) Ochyra, 1997

MIEHEA Ochyra, 1989.

Miehea himalayana Ochyra, Nova Hedwigia

49: 324. f. 1-3. 1989.

Other use: Pseudopleuropus himalayanus

(Ochyra) Chiang Tzen-yuh, 1998.

MIELICHHOFERIA Nees & Hornschuch, 1831.

Mielichhoferia aristata Herzog, Repert. Spec.

Nov. Regni Veg. 45: 46. pl. 260: f. d-g.

1938. [See Herzog, 1938.]

Type: Peru. “Cordillera de Huayhuas

Yerupaja, ca. vied m.” Kinzl s.n. Jul 1936.

Note: not in Index Muscorum

Mielichhoferia privat E. B. Bartram,

Contr. U.S. Natl. Herb. 37: 49. 1965.

Other use: Schizymenium novoguineense (E.

.B 6.

Mielichhoferia pleurogyna Montagne, Ann.

Sci. Nat. Bot., sér. 3, 4: 117. 1845.

Other use: Schizymenium pleurogynum

(Montagne) Matteri, 1998.

MNIUM Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Mnium orientale Wyatt, Odrzykoski & T.

Koponen, Bryologist 100: 231. f. 4. 1997.

[See Wyatt, R., I. J. Odrzydoski & T.

Koponen, 1997

Type: Japan. “Honshu: Yamagata Pref., Mt.

Azuma Range, between Namekawa-spa (S.

of Toge) and Mt. Ligata.

Tsuga-Abies-Betula ermanii woods,

1600-1750 m (middle oroboreal zone). .

Koponen 22399. Aug 3, 1971. Holotype:

H; isotypes: HIRO, NICH, TNS. Paratypes

cited.

MOENKEMEYERA C. Miller, 1886.

Moenkemeyera macroglossa Brotherus, Mitt.

Inst. Allg. Bot. Hamburg 8: 399. 1931.

Other use: Fissidens macroglossus

(Brotherus) Bruggeman-Nannenga, 1997.

MYUROCLADA Bescherelle, 1893.

Myuroclada concinna var. gracilis Cardot,

Bull. Soc. Bot. se gee ser. 2, 3: 294. 1911.

Other use: Myuroclada maximowiczii var.

— (Cas eure ex Hong &

do,

adoan sn teartiee var. gracilis

(Cardot) Noguchi ex Hong & Ando, Theses

Catholic Med. Coll. 3: 388. 1959. [See Hong,

.S. & H. Ando, 1959.

Basionym: oor igre concinna var. gracilis

Cardot, 1911

Note: not in Index Mus usco

NECKERA Hedwig, 1801, oananedians

Neckera acutifolia Bridel, Bryol. Univ. 2:

757. 1827.

Other use: Pterobryopsis acutifolium (Bridel)

Magill in Magill & Rooy, 1998.

Neckera denigricans Enroth, Hikobia 12: 1. f.

1. 1996. [See Enroth, J., 1996a.

Type: Vietnam. “Vietnam boreo-occ., montes

2573/3. Sep 27, 1963. Holotype: EGR

Neckera hoehnelii C. Miiller, Flora 73: 489.

1890

Other use: Pterobryopsis hoehnelii (C.

Miiller) Magill in Magill & Rooy, 1998.

Neckera penduliramea C. Miiller, Linnaea 38:

647. 1876.

Other use: Thamnobryum pendulirameum (C.

Miiller) He Si, 1997.

Neckera yunnanensis Enroth, Hikobia 12: 3.

f. 2. 1996. [See Enroth, J., 1996a .]

lignum, ca. 2400-2

Handel-Mazzetti 9077. hi 24, 1916.

Holotype: H-Bro

OLIGOTRICHUM A. P. de Candolle in a &

A. P. de Candolle, 1805, conserv

Cheetah glaciale C. C. Tennend: 4

Bryol. 20: 52. f. 2. 1998. [See Townsend, C.

C., 1998.]

Type: India. “Kashmir, at edge of melting

snow below crags above the stream,

Rasbal, altitude ca. 3800 m? [sic].”

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Townsend 89/401. Aug 9, 1989. Holotype:

; isotype: herb. Townsen

ONCOPHORUS (Bridel) Bridel, 1826.

Oncophorus fuegianus Cardot, Rev. Bryol.

27: 39. 1900.

Other use: Symblepharis fuegiana (Cardot)

Ochyra & Matteri, 1996.

Oncophorus luteovirens E. B. Bartram in

Roivainen, Ann. Bot. Soc. Zool.-Bot. Fenn.

“Vanamo” 9(2): 32. 14. 1937.

a use: Symblepharis luteovirens (E. B.

Roivainen) Ochyra & Matteri,

re

ORTHODONTIUM Schwagrichen, 1827.

*Orthodontium sect. Bilimbatum Zhang

Da-cheng & Li Xing-jiang, Acta Bot.

Yunnan. 18: 415. 1996. [See Zhang

Da-cheng & Li Xing-jiang, 1996.]

*invalid, no Latin description (Article

36.1(c), St. Louis Code).

Orthodontium bilimbatum Zhang Da-cheng

& Li Xing-jiang, Acta Bot. Yunnan. 18: 416.

f. 1-2. 1996. [See Zhang Da-cheng & Li

xeres 1996.]

: a. “Yunnan Mt.: . . . Tianchi .

Zhongdian Xian ... alt. 3750 m. ” Zhang

D.C. 138. Sep 20, 1994. Holotype: KUN,

cited as “HKAS.” Paratype cited

oO Lewinsky. y-H

aapasaari

Crosby, Novon 6: 2. 1996. [See

Lewinsky-Haapasaari, J. & M. R. Crosby,

1996.

Type: Holotype: O. tuberculatum

J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 82: 313. f. 1-11. 1997.

[See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu, 1997,]

Type: China. Qinghai: “on branch above

ground, Xiaolung-gou (Small Dragon

Gorge) oe Xiaoqi River, 4100 m eley.,

25 est of Nanggen town, a

Co,” Tan 95-1616a. Holotype: FH

isotypes: BM, H, KUN, NY, PE.

m tuberculatum

repel Se cone & Crosby, Novon 6: 2.

~2. 1996. [See Lewinsky-Haapasaari, J.

M. R. Crosby, 1996. :

Type: China. “Guizhou: Sui-yan Co., Kuan

Kuo Shui Forest Reserve, Tai Yan Shan

(Sun Summit) and vic inity, on tree.”

Crosby 16040. Holotype: MO.

ORTHOTHECIELLA (C. Miiller) Ochyra, Moss FI.

King George Island Antarctica 224. 1998

ee Ochyra, R., 1998b.

Basionym: Hypnum sect. Orthotheciella C.

Miller, 1889.

Type: Holotype: vie varia Hedwig, O.

varia (Hedwig) Oc

Original placement: Monee

Orthotheciella varia (Hedwig) Ochyra, Moss

Fl. King George Island Antarctica 224. 1998.

[See Ochyra, R., 1998b.]

apne Leskea varia Hedwig, 1801.

Arnott, 1825.

ORTHOTRI

Claas trib. Schlotheimieae Goffinet

in Goffinet & Vitt, Bryol. pag erga i

154. 1998. [See Goffinet, B. & D. H

1998.]

Type: Holotype: Schlotheimia Bridel.

Orthotrichaceae trib. Zygodonteae (W. P.

Schimper) Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt, Bryol.

Twenty-first Cent. 150. 1998. [See Goffinet,

B. & D. H. Vitt, 1998.]

Basionym: Zygodontaceae W. P. Schimper,

1856

ORTHOTRICHUM Hedwig, 1801.

Orthotrichum delavayi (Brotherus & Paris)

Cao Tong in Cao Tong, Gao Chien & Wu

Yu-huan, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 84: 14. 1998.

fee Cao Tong, Chien Gao & Yu-huan Wu,

998.]

a. Racomitrium delavayi Brotherus

& Paris, 1908.

Note: invalid, basionym not cited (Article

33.3, St. Louis Code) in IAB Symp. 2000’s

Bryol. Abstr. 19. 1997.

Orthotrichum groenlandicum Berggren

Kongl. Svenska Vetensk. Acad. Hand. 13(8):

23. 1875.

Other use: Orthotrichum pylaisii fo

groenlandicum (Berggren) Hinneri, 1976.

otrichum holmenii Lewinsky-Haapasaati,

Bryologist 99: 1. f. 1-2. 1996. [See

seney Hespeean, J., 1996.]

Type: Kazakhstan “Alma Ata. Alma Ata

Oblast, Alma Ata Wilderness Preserve,

Levii Talgar _ entrance to preserve.

On shrub by stream, 1,200 m.” Allen

10729A. Jul a 1991. Holotype: MO.

Paratypes ci

Orihetrichusn | ae F, say Garilleti &

Mazimpaka in Garilleti, F. L

Mazimpaka, J. Bryol. 19: 457.1 f. 1-16. 1997.

[See Garilleti, R., F. Lara & V. Mazimpaka,

1997.]

INDEX OF MOsSsES, 1996-1998

Type: Morocco. “Azrou, ‘Cédre Gouraud’

cedar wood, 1700 ma.s.1., on trunk of Jlex

aquifolium L.” B. Albertos, R. Garilleti, F.

Lare & M. Vergara s.n. Apr 2, 1994

Holotype: MA. Paratypes cited.

Orthotrichum microblephare W. P.

Schimper, Musci Eur. Nov. 1-2 Mon. 2. 3.

1864

Other use: Orthotrichum pylaisii var.

microblephare (W. P. Schimper) Hinneri,

19

Orthotrichum notabile Lewinsky-Haapasaari

Lindbergia 20: 102. f. 1-2. 1995-1996

[1996]. [See Lewinsky-Haapasaari,

1995-1996 [1996].]

Type: China. “Sichuan, Hongyuan County,

km 22 Wagen to Mewa Hwy., north facing

severely cut Picea woods, 3400 m.” Allen

7061. Sep 3, 1988. Holotype: MO.

in er

A, Biol.-Geogr. 58: 33. 1976. [See Hinneri,

S., 1976.]

Basionym: Orthotrichum schimperi Hammar,

1852.

Note: not in Jndex of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Orthotrichum pylaisii fo. groenlandicum

(Berggren) Hinneri, Ann. Univ. Turku., Ser.

A, Biol.-Geogr. 58: 11. 1976. [See Hinneri,

S., 1976.

Basionym: Orthotrichum groenlandicum

Berggren, 1875.

Note: not in Jndex of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Orthotrichum pylaisii var. microblephare (W.

P. Schimper) Hinneri, Ann. Univ. Turku.,

Ser. A, Biol.-Geogr. 58: 12. 1976. [See

Hinneri, S., 1976.]

Basionym: Orthotrichum microblephare W.

P. Schimper, 1864.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Orthotrichum schimperi Hammar, Monogr.

Orthotrich. Ulot. Suec. 9. 1852.

Replaced name: Orthotrichum pumilum

Dickson, 1801 [Oct].

Blocking name: Orthotrichum pumilum

1801.

Other use: Orthotrichum a var.

nneri, 1976.

& Norris, Bryologist 101: 435. f. 1-23. 1998.

[See Lewinsky-Haapasaari, J., 1998.]

: .A. “California. Kern Co., along

California highway 178, 1.12 km east of

Chimney Peak Road, north base of Scodie

37

area“ 1 ig m. ” Shevock 13072.

Holo sotypes: ALTA, KUO.

P a

Cithecsichaae tortidontium F.. Lara, Garilleti

Mazimpaka, Nova Hedwigia 63: 517. f.

1-17. 1996. [See Lara, F., R. Garilleti & V.

Mazimpaka, 1996.

Type: Morocco. “Azrou, Cedrus atlantica

wood SE of Afenourir Lake, ca. 1900 m

B. Albertos, R. Garilleti, F. Lara & M.

Vergara s.n. Apr 2, 1994. Holotype: MA;

isotype: NY. Other indicated distribution:

Spain

OXYRRHYNCHIUM (W. P. Schimper in B.S.G.)

Warnstorf, 1905

rrhynchium peyronelii Tosco & Piovano,

Allionia 4: 153. f. 27-28. 1956.

Other use: Eurhynchium peyronelii (Tosco &

Piovano) Ochyra, 1997

PAPILLIDIOPSIS (Brotherus in Engler & Prantl)

W.R. Buck & B.C. Tan, 1989 [1990].

O’Shea,

Trop. Bryol. 15: 81. 1998. [See O’Shea, B. i,

1998.

Basionym: Rhaphidostegium mahense

Bescherelle, 1880.

PARALEUCOBRYUM (Lindberg ex Limpricht)

Loeske, 1907

Paraleucobryum brasiliense Brotherus,

Denkschr. Kaiserl. Akad. Wiss.,

Math.-Naturwiss. KI. 83: 259. 1926.

Other use: Paraleucobryum longifolium

subsp. brasiliense (Brotherus) P. Miller &

rahm, 198

Paraleucobryum longifolium subsp.

brasiliense (Brotherus) P. Miiller & Frahm,

Nova Hedwigia 45: 303. 1987. [See Miller,

P. & J.-P. Frahm, 1987.]

Basionym: Escort me brasiliense

Brotherus,

Note: not in ee of Mosses, 1963-1989.

ARARHACOCARPUS Frahm, Cryptog. Bot. 17:

Type: Holotype: Rhacocarpus

Brotherus, P. marae (Brotherus)

F :

Original placement: Incertae sedis. —

mic’

F Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol. 17: 6.”

1996. [See Frahm, J.-P., 1996a.]

Basionym: Rhacocarpus patagonicus

Brotherus, 1905.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

PHASCUM Hedwig, 1801.

Phascum palustre Bruch & W. P. Schimper,

Mém. Soc. Hist. Nat. Strasbourg 2: 2. 1835.

Other use: Cleistocarpidium palustre (Bruch

Bedn 996.

*PHILIBERTIELLA Cardot, Rev. Bryol. Lichénol.

41: 37. 1914.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Philibertella Vail, 1897.

Correct name: Austrophilibertiella Ochyra,

Philibertiella ditrichoidea Cardot, Rev. Bryol.

41: 37. 1914.

Other use: area aay ditrichoidea

(Cardot) Oc 996.

Philibertiella pro Herzog, Rev. Bryol.

Lichénol. 29: 195. f. Sa—d. 1960.

Other use: Austrophilibertiella nitens

(Herzog) Ochyra, 1996

NOTIS Bridel, 1827.

Philonotis conostomoides Ochyra, Fra

Florist. Geobot. 42: 557. 1997, [See Ochyra,

R., 1997b.]

Replaced name: Conostomum crassinervium

Potier de la Varde, 1955

Blocking name: Philonotis crassinervia

rotherus & Paris, 19

Philonotis sikkimensis (Kabiersch) T;

Koponen, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 84: 25. 1998.

[See Koponen, T., 1998. ]

Basionym: Bartramidula oe var.

sikkimensis Kabiersch,

Bot., sér. 5, 5: 341. 1866.

Other use: Porotrichodendron lindigii

(Hampe) W. R. Buck, 1998.

PLAGIOTHECIUM Bruch & W, P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1852.

Plagiothecium cavifolium var. a

tm to Novosti Syst. Niz8. Rast. 3

f. 4-7. 1996. [See Ukrainskaya. G. :

1996.] = e

Type: Russia. “Prov. Chabaro vsk, reservatum

Chechtziri Magni ad decline boreale jugi

Chechupr.” V. Ya. Czerdanzeva s.n. Aug

14, 1981. Holotype: VLA A. Paratypes cited.

f ba ge Var.

ypnophyllum nska’ Novo

Niz8. Rast. 31: 183. f. 1-14. roe ae

Ukrainskaya, G. Ya., 1996. ]

Type: Russia. “Prov. Mosquensis, distr.

Krasnogorskensis, 2 km ad

austro-occidentem a Krasnogorsk. Ad

Plagiothecium denticulatum fo. minima

Ukrainskaya, Novosti Syst. Niz8. Rast. 31:

180. f. 1-3. 1996. [See Ukrainskaya, G. Ya.,

1996.

Type: Russia. “Bashkiria, distr. Salavatensis,

ad pedes jugi Kara-tau, vicus Ossinovka, in

silva mixta. 55°19’ lat. bor. 53°35’ long.

orient.” Eh. Baisheva s.n. Jul 30, 1993.

Holotype: LE.

Plagiothecium denticulatum var. secundum

Lindberg, Contr. FI. eo As. 278 [Ann.

Soc. Sci. Fenn. 10:]. 1

Other use: Plagiothecium late m var

yom (Lindberg) Sone et al., 1995.

Plagiothecium laetum fo. majus Ukrainskaya,

7 ra Niz8. Rast. 31: 182. f. 8-11.

6. [See Ukrainskaya, G. Ya., 1996.]

yee Ukraine. “In viciniis Kioviae, hortisilva

Sviatoshensis; ad basin trunci Betulae in

pineto.” W. Virczenko s.n. Aug 8, 1990.

Holotype: KW.

Plagiothecium laetum var. secundum

(Lindberg) Frisvoll et al., NINA 4: 95. 1995.

Basionym: Plagiothecium denticulatum vat.

secundum Lindberg, 1872.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1993-1995.

PLATYNEURON —— Brotherus, 1924,

“Platyneu

Precast pracattum (Mitten) Ochyra &

Bednarek-Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

42: 569. 1997, “Platyneurum.” [See Ochyra,

R. & H. Bednarek-Ochyra, 1997.]

Basionym: Leptotrichum praealtum Mitten,

1859.

PLEURIDIUM Rabenhorst, 1848, conserved name.

Pleuridium julaceum Bescherelle, J. Bot.

(Desvaux) 12: 294. 1898

er use: Astomiopsis julacea (Bescherelle)

K. L. Yip & oe 1998

POHLIA Hedwig, |

Pohlia looseri ass He Si, J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 85: 152. 1998. [See He, Si, 1998.]

Basionym: Webera looseri Thériot, 1935.

Pohlia magnifica (Herzog) He Si, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 85: 152. 1998. [See He, Si, 1998.]

Basionym: Webera magnifica Herzog, 1954.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Note: invalid, basionym not cited (Article

33.3, St. Louis Code), in Wijk &

Margadant ex Matteri, Transecta Bot.

Patagonia Austral 285. 1985.

OL LYTRICHADELPHUS < i Mitten, 1859.

1-21. 1998. [See ee H., T. Yamaguchi

& M. Mohamed, 1998

Type: Malaysia. “Sabah, Mt. Kinabalu: en

route from Laban Rata (3300 m) to the

summit, bare soil in exposed sunny places

along a trail, 3460 m alt.” Akiyama,

Yamaguchi, Beyan & Tsubota 185.

Holotype: HYO; isotypes: BM, FH, HIRO,

L, NY, herb. Kinabalu National Park, herb.

"Porothamniam Sfrahmii Enroth, J. Bryol. 19:

34. f. 1. 1996. [See Enroth, J., 1996b.]

Type: hs “Department of San Martin,

of Rioja, Strasse

as-Moyobamba km ie

espiadhaait Bergregenwald mi

Braumfarnen und Bromeliaceen, pee m.”

Porotrichodendron lindigii (Hampe) W. R.

Buck, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 82: 108.

1998. [See Buck, W. R., 1998a.

Basionym: Pilotrichum lindigii Hampe, 1866.

POTTIA (Reichenbach) Fiirnrohr, 1829,

conserved name.

Pottia octoblepharis Jaeger, Ber. Thatigk. St.

Gallischen Naturwiss. Ges. 1871-72: 343

[Gen. Sp. Musc. 1: 191]. 1873

Replaced name: Weissia octoblepharis

Spruce ex Mitten, 18

Blocking name: Weissia octoblepharis

(Bridel) A. Roth, 1806.

Other use: Zanderia octoblepharis (Jaeger)

Goffinet, 1997 [1998].

Pottia viridifolia Mitten, J. Bot. 9: 5. 1871.

Other use: Tortula viridifolia (Mitten)

Blockeel & A. J. E. Smith, 1998.

PoTtiopsis Blockeel & A. J. E. Smith, J. Bryol.

20: 65. 1998. [See Blockeel, T. L. & A. J. E.

Smith, 1998.]

Type: Holotype: Weissia caespitosa Bruch ex

Bridel, P. rae Sine ex Bridel)

Blockeel & A. J. Sm

Original placement: ee

Pottiopsis caespitosa (Bruch in Bridel)

Blockeel & A. J. E. Smith, J. Bryol. 20: 66.

1998. [See Blockeel, T. L. & A. J. E. Smith,

1998.]

Basionym: Weissia caespitosa Bruch in

Bridel, 1827.

*PSEUDOLIGOTRICHUM G. L. Smith ex A. Eddy,

Handb. Males. Mosses 2: 248. n.d. [1990].

[See Eddy, A., n.d. [1990].]

*invalid, orthographical variant (Article 61.1,

St. Louis Code).

Correct name: Notoligotrichum G. L. Smith,

1.

* Pseudoligotrichum australe G. L. Smith ex A.

Eddy, Handb. Males. Mosses 2: 248. n.d.

[1990]. [See Eddy, A., n.d. [1990].]

*invalid, orthographical variant (Article 61.1,

St. Louis Code).

Correct name: Notoligotrichum australe (J. D.

Hooker & Wilson) G. L. Smith, 1971.

PSEUDOPLEUROPUS Takaki, 1955.

Chiang Tzen-yuh, Bot. Bull. Acad. Sin. 39:

135. 1998. [See Chiang, Tzen-Yuh, 1998b.]

Basionym: Miehea himalayana Ochyra, 1989.

Pseudopleuropus indicus (Dixon) Chiang

Tzen-yuh, Bot. Bull. Acad. Sin. 39: 135.

1998. [See Chiang, Tzen-Yuh, 1998b.]

Basionym: Hylocomium indicum Dixon,

38.

PSEUDOSYMBLEPHARIS Brotherus, 19

Pseudosymblepharis bombayensis - Miiller)

P. Sollman in P. Sollman & Een, Trop. oT

12: 2. 1996. [See Sollman, P. & G. Een

1996.]

Basionym: Trichostomum bombayense C.

wreses

PSEUDO AXIPHYLLUM Iwatsuki, 1987

Feiiauaiaien falcifolium (J. D. Hooker

& Wilson) He Si, J. rt Bot. Lab. 81: 39.

1997. [See He, Si, 1997.]

ieee gs et J. D. Hooker

44.

PTEROBRYOPSI Fleischer, 1905.

re Pee Magill i in

Magill & ‘Rooy, Fl. S. Africa, Bryophyta >

569. 1998. [See Magill, R. E. & J. van Rooy,

1998.]

Basionym: Neckera acutifolia Bridel, 1827.

preparer! hoehnelii (C. Miller) Magill in

Magill & Rooy, FI. S. Africa, Bryophyta 3:

567. 1998. [See Magill, R. E. & J. van Rooy,

1998.]

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Basionym: Neckera hoehnelii C. Miller,

PTEROGONIELLA W. P. Schimper ex Brotherus,

1897.

Pterogoniella papillosa Brotherus in Thériot,

Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr. Bot. 13: 85. f. 2.

1904

Other use: Meiotheciella papillosa (Brotherus

in Thériot) B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield &

H. P. Ramsay, 1998.

PTERYGONEURUM Juratzka, se , conserved

orthography, “Pterigoneu

Pterygoneurum neindiinane Seon &

Kirschner in Segarra et al., Nova Hedwigia

67: 511. f. 1-16. 1998. [See Segarra, J.-G., F.

Puche, W. Frey & H. Kiirschner, 1998.]

Type: Spain. “Alicante province [sic]: Javea,

38°47'00"N, 00°10'40”E, Campo de

Naranjos, borde camino.” J.-G. —

398]. Dec 1997. Holotype: V

*PTERYGOPHYLLUM Brotherus, 1928.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Pterygophyllum anomalum var. pallidum

Cardot & Brotherus, Kongl. Svenska

Vetensk. Acad. Handl. 63(10): 60. 1923.

Other use: Achrophyllum anomalum var.

pallidum (Cardot & Brotherus) He Si,

1998.

PTYCHOMITRIOPSIS Dixon, 1931.

Ptychomitriopsis aloinoides Magill in Magill

& Rooy, Fl. S. Africa, Bryophyta 3: 463. f.

130: 13-18. 1998. [See Magill, R. E. & J.

van Rooy, 1998.

Type: South Africa. “(Orange) Free _—

north slope of Wonderkop betw:

Rosendal and Marquard, 287DA. on

439. Holotype: MO; i s: B

PRE. Other indicated distribution:

Namibia.

PTYCHOMITRIUM Fiirnrohr, 1829, conserved

orthography, “Pthychomitri ium.”

; e &

Biasuso, Lilloa 39: 103. f. 1. 1997, [See

Schiavone. »M. M. & A.B. aedegte 1997.

Rio Cochuna, 1700 m snm.” ee &

Biasuso 1142a. Mar 30, 1992. Holotype:

curviramea Dixon, Rev. ek ns.

1: 186. 1928.

Other use: Pylaisiella curviramea (Dixon)

Redfearn, B. C. Tan & He Si, 1996.

Pylaisia subimbricata Brotherus & Paris, Rev.

Bryol. 36: 11. 1909.

Other use: Pylaisiella subimbricata

(Brotherus & Paris) Redfearn, B. C. Tan &

He Si, 1996.

PYLAISIELLA Kindberg ex Grout, 1896.

Pylaisiella curviramea (Dixon) Redfearn, B.

C. Tan & He Si, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 79: 290.

1996. [See Redfearn, P. L., Jr., B. C. Tan &

S. He, 1996.]

Basionym: Pylaisia curviramea Dixon, 1928.

Pylaisiella subimbricata (Brotherus & Paris)

Redfearn, B. C. Tan & He Si, J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 79: 290. 1996. [See Redfearn, P. L., Jr.,

B. C. Tan & S. He, 1996.

Basionym: Pylaisia subimbricata Brotherus

& Pari

s, 1909.

Raiinentisone Bridel, 1819 [1818].

Racomitrium subsect. Diaphana

Bednarek-Ochyra & Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 41: 982. 1996. [See

Bednarek-Ochyra, H. & R. Ochyra, 1996.]

Type: Holotype: R. enpegcerman — in

Lindsay) Mitten in J. D. Hoo

Racomitrium subsect. ae

Bednarek-Ochyra & Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 41: 982. 1996. [See

Bednarek-Ochyra, H. & R. Ochyra, 1996.]

Bednarek-Ochyra & Dense: Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 41: 975. f. 1-63. 1996. [See

Bednarek-Ochyra, H. & R. Ochyra, 1996.]

Type: New Zealand. “South Island. Banks of

Peninsula, Kaituna Valley. At summit of

Herbert Peak (3015 ft) in tussock

area with rock outcrops. lat. 43°41’S long.

172°44'E.” Vitt 10610. Jan 21, 1973.

Holotype: KRAM; isotype: H. Paratypes

cited.

Racomitrium delavayi Brotherus & Paris,

Rev. Bryol. 35: 126. 1908.

Other use: Orthotrichum delavayi (Brotherus

& Paris) Cao Tong in Cao Tong, Gao

Racomitrium genuflexum (C. Miiller) Ochyra

& Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1009.

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

1996.]

Basionym: Grimmia genuflexa C. Miiller,

1883.

INDEX OF MOsSsEs, 1996-1998

Racomitrium kerguelense Ochyra & Matteri,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1009. 1996. [See

Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri, 1996.]

Replaced name: Grimmia defoliata C.

Miiller, 1883

Blocking name: Racomitrium defoliatum

Dixon, 1918.

Racomitrium minutum (C. Miiller) Ochyra &

Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1009.

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

1996.]

Basionym: Grimmia minuta C. Miller, 1883.

Racomitrium ochraceum (C. Miiller) Ochyra

& Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1008

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

Basionym: Grimmia ochracea C. Miller,

1883

Racomitrium visnadiae W. R. Buck, Brittonia

49: 463. f. 1-7. 1997. [See Buck, W. R.,

1997b

Type: Brazil. “Minas Gerais: Parque

Nacional do Caparan6, along trail from

Tronqueira to Terreirao, 20°26’S,

41°44’'W, 1970-2350 m; moist, wooded

thickets along Rio José Pedro; submerged

in stream.” Buck 27020. Oct 31, 1994.

Holotype: SP; isotypes: MO, NY, TRH.

RHACOCARPUS Lindberg, 1863.

Rhacocarpus inermis var. cuspidatulus (C.

Miller) Frahm, Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol. 17:

55. 1996. [See Frahm, J.-P., 1996a.]

Basionym: Harrisonia pin C. Miiller,

1897.

Earlier name: Harrisonia cuspidatula var.

humilis C. Miller, 1897.

Note: not illegitimate, superfluous and

incorrect when published (Article ie 3, St.

Louis Code); correct name in origin

context: R. inermis var. humilis (C. Miller)

aris.

Rhacocarpus inermis var. piliformis

(Brotherus) Frahm, Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol.

17: 55. 1996. [See Frahm, J.-P., 1996a.]

Basionym: Rhacocarpus piliformis

Brotherus, |

Rhacocarpus laevigatus Herzog, Repert.

Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. 21: 32. 1925.

Other use: Hygrohypnum laevigatum

(Herzog) Frahm, 1996.

Rhacocarpus patagonicus Brotherus, Bot.

Not. 1905: 306. 1905.

Other use: Pararhacocarpus patagonicus

(Brotherus) Frahm, 1996.

41

Rhacocarpus piliformis Brotherus, Acta Soc.

Sci. Fenn. 19(5): 21. 1891.

Other use: Rhacocarpus inermis var.

piliformis (Brotherus) Frahm, 1996.

Rhacocarpus rehmannianus var. webbianus

(C. Miiller) Frahm, Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol.

17: 62. 1996. [See Frahm, J.-P., 1996a.

Basionym: Harrisonia webbigna C. Miiller,

1897,

RHACOPILOPSIS Renauld & Cardot, 1900.

*Rhacopilopsis brasiliensis Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. sag Paulo) 10: 124. 1996. [See Yano,

O., 1996

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

HIDORRHYNCHIUM Bescherelle ex

Fleischer, 1923.

(uy ne) )B

Cc. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H. P. Ramsay,

Nova Hedwigia 67: 218. 1998. [See Tan, B.

C., W. B. Schofield & H. Ramsay, 1998.]

Basionym: Hypnum congruens Hampe, 1860.

*RHAPHIDOSTEGIUM (W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G.) De Notaris, 1867.

* illegitimate, type of earlier name included

(Article 52.1, St. Louis C

Correct name: Sematophyllum Mitten, 1864.

Rhaphidostegium il var. atrovirens

Brotherus, sii Wiss. W

Math.-Naturwiss. K1., Fale 83: 343.

1924. [See Secheane V. F., 1924.]

Brazil. “Sa. Catharina. Serra Geral; ad

saxa cataractium fluminis Capivare.” Ule

491, 897.

Other use: Sematophyllum amnigenum

(Brotherus) Sehnem, 197

Note: not in Index Muscorum.

DL ph i Pee 3 gium L R h lle Ann

Sci. Nat. Bot., sér. 6, 10: 308. 1880.

Other use: Papillidiopsis mahensis

(Bescherelle) O’Shea, 1998

tulum Brotherus &

Watts, Proc - Linn. Soc. New South Wales 40:

381. 1915.

Other use: Trichosteleum subfalcatulum

(Brotherus & Watts) B. eS gor W. B.

Suppl. 298. 1900.

Other use: Trichosteleum wattsii (Paris) B. C.

an, W. B. Schofield & H. P. Ramsay,

1998.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

RHAPHIDOSTICHUM Fleischer, 1923.

Thériot, Rev. Bryol., n.s. 3: 48. 13. 1930.

Other use: Acroporium subluxurians (Dixon

& Thériot) O’Shea, 1998.

RHODOBRYUM (W. P. cee Limpricht,

1892, conserved nam

Rhodobryum thelebedil Hampe, Linnaea

36: 517, 299. 1870.

Other use: Rosulabryum albolimbatum

(Hampe) Spence, 1996.

Rhodobryum Sipping Hampe,

Linnaea 40: 312. 1

Other use: piidenta subfasciculatum

(Hampe) Spence, 1996, Rosulab

subtomentosum (Hampe) Spence, 1996.

Rhodobryum subtomentosum Hampe,

Linnaea 36: 516. 1870.

Other use: Rosulabryum subtomentosum

(Hampe) Spence, 1996

RHYNCHO-HYPNUM (Hampe) Hampe, 1878.

Rhyncho-hypnum warmingii Hampe,

Vidensk. Meddel. Dansk Naturhist. Foren.

Kjobenhavn, ser. 3, 2: 292. 187

Other use: Sematophyllum warmingii

wdesinutd W. R. Buck, 1998.

RHYNCHOSTEGIELLA (W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G.) Linea 1896, conserved name.

Rhynchostegiella acanthophylla var. robusta

Thériot, Revista Chilena Hist. Nat. 21: 22.

1917

Other use: Eurhynchiella we var.

robusta (Thériot) Ochyra, 1997,

Rhynchostegiella stellata E B. Bartram,

Bryologist 48: 123. 1945. [See Bartram, E.

B., 1945.]

Type: New Guinea. “Matap, elev. 5000-6000

ft.” Mrs. Clemens 11297.9. Holotype:

MICH; isotype: herb. B

Note: not in Index Muscorum.

Webb & Berthelot) Dirkse & & Bo ouman,

rag, 20: Sys 1995 [1996]. [See

Dirkse, G A. C. Bouman, 1995

[1996].]

Basionym: Hypnum aw: Montagne in

ot, 18

ntagne i ai

Webb & Berth elo

Rhynch Hone

Bouman, Lindbergia 20: 110. f. 1-2. 1995

[1996]. [See Dirkse, G. M M. & A.C. Bo

1995 [1996].]

Type: Spain. Canary Islands: “Tenerife,

Mont. de las Mercedes, near the Llano de

42

los Viejos.” Dirkse RIN 003525. Mar 23,

1985. Holotype: L. Paratypes cited.

RHYNCHOSTEGIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1852.

Rhynchostegium ambiguum (Schwagrichen)

W. R. Buck, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 82:

355. 1998. [See Buck, W. R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Leskea ambigua Schwagrichen,

1827.

Rhynchostegium jovet-astiae Bizot, Acta Bot.

Acad. Sci. Hung. 18: 25. f. 10: 1-7. 1973

Other use: Eurhynchium jovet-astiae (Bizot)

Ochyra, 1997.

ROSULABRYUM Spence, Bryologist 99: 222.

1996. [See Spence, J. R 96.]

Type: Holotype: Bryum albolimbatum

Hampe, R. albolimbatum (Hampe) Spence.

Original placement: Bryaceae

Rosulabryum albolimbatum (Hampe) Spence,

Bryologist 99: 223. 1996.

Basionym: Smee albolimbatum

__ Hampe, 1870

a */C 1 = 1 \

pence, Bryologat 99: 273. 1996,

“billardierei.” [See Spence, J. R., 1996.]

Basionym: Bryum billarderi Schwagrichen,

1816.

Rosulabryum campylothecium (Taylor)

Spence, Bryologist 99: 223. 1996. [See

Spence, J.R., 1996.]

Basionym: Bryum campylothecium Taylor,

.

PR. 1 ak (L re

Bryologist 99: 223. 1996. ‘iat ica J. R.,

1996.]

Basionym: Bryum capillare Hedwig, 1801.

Rosulabryum leptothrix (C. Miller) Spence,

Bryologist 99: 223. 1996. [See Spence, J. R.,

1996.]}

Basionym: Bryum leptothrix C. Miller, 1898.

Rosulabryum microrhodon (C. Miiller)

Spence, Bryologist 99: 223. 1996. [See

Spence, J. R., 1996.

Basionym: Bryum microrhodon C. Miller,

Raculah hf.

Spence, Bryologist 99: 223. 1996. teal

Spence, J. 996.

Basionym: Rhodobryum subfasciculatum

Hampe, 1876.

Rosulabryum subtomentosum (Hampe)

Spence, Bryologist 99: 223. 1996. [See

Spence, J. R., 1996.]

INDEX OF MOsSsES, 1996-1998

Basionym: Rhodobryum subtomentosum

Ham 70.

Note: basionym cited as “Rhodobryum

subfasciculatum H

Rosulabryum foreuencens (Bruch ex De

Notaris) Spence, Bryologist 99: 223. 1996.

[See Spence, J. R., 1996.

— Bryum torquescens Bruch ex De

Notari 38.

eon tuberosum (Mohamed &

Damanhuri) Spence, oe 99: 223.

1996. [See Spence, J. R., 1996.

Basionym: Bryum sab Mohamed &

Damanhuri, 1990.

Rosulabryum wightii (Mitten) Spence,

Bryologist 99: 223. 1996. [See Spence, J. R.,

Basionym: Bryum wightii Mitten, 1859.

SAITOBRYUM Zander, Bryologist 100: 520. 1997

[1998]. [See Zander, R. H., 1997 [1998].]

Replaced name: Saitoella Menzel, 1992.

Blocking name: Saitoella S. Goto, Sugiyama

& Hamamoto & Komagata, 1987.

Saitobryum peruvianum (R. S. Williams)

Zander, Bryologist 100: 520. 1997 [1998].

[See Zander, R. H., 1997 [1998].]

Basionym: Globulina peruviana R. S.

Williams, 1916.

*SAITOELLA Menzel, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 71:

239. 1992.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code).

Earlier — Saitoella S. Goto, Sugiyama &

o & Komagata, 1987.

we name: Saitoa Zander, 1989.

Blocking name: Saitoa Rajendran &

Muthappa, 1980.

pine name: Saitobryum Zander, 1997

[199

SANIONIA et 1907.

Sanionia georgicouncinata (C. Miller in

Neumayer) Ochyra, Moss FI. King George

Island Antarctica 227. 1998. [See Ochyra, R..,

1998

Basionym: Hypnum georgicouncinatum C.

Miiller in Neumayer, 1890.

SCHISTIDIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., Bryol. Eur. 3: 93 (fase. 25-28

Monogr. 1). 1845, conserved name

Schistidium absconditum (Cardot) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 104. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia abscondita Cardot,

1908.

43

Schistidium alfredii (R. Brown ter) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Si 43: 104. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.

Basionym: ret alfredii R. Brown ter,

1895.

Schistidium antipodum (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia antipodum C. Miller,

1898.

Schistidium apocarpum var. boreale (Poelt)

Diill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 106. 1984. [See Dil,

., 1984.

Basionym: Schistidium boreale Poelt, 1953.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Schistidium apocarpum vat. grande (Poelt

Diill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 107. 1984. [See Dill,

1984.

Basionym: Schistidium grande Poelt, 1955.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Schistidium aquaticum Ochyra, Fragm

Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See Ochyra,

R., 1998a.]

Note: new name, based on adoption of

previous epithet (Article 58.1, St. Louis

Code).

_—. name: Grimmia aquatica R. Brown

er, 1895.

Blocking name: Grimmia aquatica (Bridel ex

Schrader) C. Miiller, 1

*Schistidium atrichum Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See Ochyra, R.,

1998a.]

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code) and type of earlier name,

Grimmia readeri Brotherus (1902),

included (Article 52.1, St. Louis Code).

Earlier name: Schistidium atrichum (C.

Miiller & Kindberg in Macoun) W. A.

Weber, 1976.

Replaced name: Grimmia atricha C. Miller,

1898.

Schistidium australien ,

Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See Ochyra,

R., 1998a.]

Replaced name: Grimmia mutica Hampe,

1860

Blocking name: Schistidium muticum

(Schreber ex Hedwig) Mitten, 1851.

Ochyra,

1998. [See Ochyra, R.

1998a.]

Basionym: Grimm ia beckettiana C. Miiller,

1898.

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Schistidium boreale Poelt, Svensk Bot.

Tidskr. 47: 256. f. 1: b, e. 1953.

use: Schistidium apocarpum var.

boreale (Poelt) Dill, 1984.

Schistidium boschbergianum (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia boschbergiana C.

Miller, 1899.

Schistidium brunnescens subsp. griseum

(Nees, Hornschuch & Sturm) H. Blom,

Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 218. 1996. [See

Blom, H. H., 1996

Basionym: Grimmia apocarpa var. grisea

Nees, Hornschuch & Sturm, 1827.

Schistidium caffrum (Rehman ex C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia caffra Rehman ex C.

Miiller, 1899.

Schistidium calycinum (Herzog) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: shrine te Herzog, 1910.

Schistidium canterburien se Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See Ochyra,

R., 1998a.]

Replaced name: Grimmia gracilis R. Brown

ter, 1895.

Blocking name: Schistidium gracile

(R6hling) Limpricht, 1889.

Schistidium chubutense (Cardot & Brotherus)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a. ]

Basionym: Grimmia shibulensis Cardot &

Brotherus, 1923.

Schistidium coloradense (Austin) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.

Basionym: Grouinia coloradensis Austin,

1877.

Schistidium confusum H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 82. f. 22. 1996. [See Blom, H.

Type: Norway. “Buskerud: Nedre Eiker,

Konn of tjern, ca. 365 m Kbl

[= map sheet] 1814 III (M 711), UTM

NM 606 215.” Hans H. Blom 3449. May

Schistidium crassipilum H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 224. f. 90. 1996. [See Blom, H.

H., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Hordaland: Os, Lepsgy,

Sandeidet, E end, 5 m. Kbl. [= map sheet]

Ulven (M 816), UTM: LM 003 743.” Hans

H. Blom 2531. Dec 1985. Holotype: TRH;

isotypes: FH, G, LE. Other indicated

distribution: Asia Minor, Canada, Europe.

Schistidium cupulare (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia cupularis C. Miller,

1883

Schistidium cyathiforme (R. Brown ter)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia cyathiformis R. Brown

ter, 1895.

Schistidium depile (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: ‘Grimmia depilis C. Miiller, 1849.

& Thériot)

Schistidium donatii (Herzog

Ochyra & Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

41: 1008. 1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M.

Matteri, 1996.]

Basionym: i. donatii Herzog &

Thériot, 1

chistidium ete H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 233. f. 93. 1996. [See Blom, H.

., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Hordaland: Fusa, Lygre, 10

m. Kbl. [= map sheet] 1215 III (M 711),

UTM: LM 21.66.” Hans H. Blom 54 94.

Apr 22, 1989. Holotype: TRH; isotypes:

FH, G, LE. Other indicated distribution:

Asia, Europe, Mexico.

Schistidium elegantulum subsp. wilsonii H.

Blom, Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 239. f. 96.

1996. [See Blom, H. H., 1996.

Type: Norway. “Hordaland: Tysnes, skorpo,

N of Laukhammar, 40 m. KbIl. [=

sheet] 1214 IV (M 711), UTM: LM 109

430.” Hans H. Blom 2753. 25 Mar 1986.

Holotype: TRH; isotypes: BCB, E, FH, G,

LE, LISU. Other indicated distribution:

Croatia, Faeroe Islands, Great Britain,

Ireland, Portugal, Spain.

Schistidium fallax (Dusén) Ochyra & Matteri,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1008. 1996. [See

hyra, R. & C. M. Matteri, 1996.]

Basionym: Grimmia fallax Dusén, 1903.

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Schistidium flexicaule (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Barbula flexicaulis C. Miller,

1899

Schistidium flexifolium (Hampe) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 105. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia flexifolia Hampe, 1860.

Schistidium frigidum H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 181. f. 70. 1996. [See Blom, H.

., 1996.

Type: Norway. “Svalbard: se orden, SW,

Rotundafjellet, ca. 300 m.” Arne A.

Frisvoll s.n. Aug 19, 1973. ncaeve

TRH; isotypes: FH, LE. Other indicated

distribution: Austria, Canada, Faeroe

Islands, Finland, Great Britain, Greenland,

Iceland, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland,

U.S.A

Schistidium Srigidum var. havaasii H. Blom,

Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 188. f. 73. 1996. [See

Blom, H. H., 1996.

Type: Norway. “Ser-Trendelag: Melhus,

Kleivasen, northernmost headland in river

Gaula by railway tunnel, ca. 100 m. Kbl [=

map sheet] 1621 III (M 711), UTM: NQ

63.94.” Hans H. Blom 5380. on 14,

1988. Holotype: TRH; iso 71.

er indicated distribution: cies Britain.

Schistidium frisvollianum H. Blom,

Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 87. f. 25. 1996. [See

Blom, H. H., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Svalbard, rie a pa

toppen av Ryggen ved hd 566.”

Frisvoll s.n. Jul 29, 1974. erate ae

isotypes: FH, LE. Other indicated

distribution: Canada, Finland, Russia.

43: 105. 1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia fuliginosa W. P.

Schimper in C. Miiller, 1849.

Schistidium gracillimum (E. B. Bartram)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 45: 106.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia gracillima E. B.

Bartram, 1924.

Schistidium grande Poelt, Repert. Spec. Nov.

Regni Veg. 58: 165. 1955.

Other use: Schistidium apocarpum vat.

grande (Poelt) Diill, 1984.

45

Schistidium grandirete H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 50. f. 7. 1996. [See Blom, H. H.,

1996.]

Type: Norway. “Svalbard: Dickson Land.

Mellom Svenskehuset og Hagahytta, ca.

200 m.” Arne A. Frisvoll s.n. Aug 20,

1973. Holotype: TRH; isotype: FH, LE.

Other indicated distribution: Canada,

Greenland, Russia, Sweden.

Schistidium hedwigiaceum (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia hedwigiacea C. Miller,

1898.

Schistidium laingii (R. Brown ter) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.

Basionym: Grimmia laingii R. Brown ter,

18

895.

Schistidium lancifolium (Kindberg) H. Blom,

Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 55. 1996. [See Blom,

H1., 1996

Basionym: Grimmia pseudorivularis subsp.

lancifolia Kindberg, 1897

Schistidium lorentziana (C. Miiller) Ochyra

& Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1008.

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

‘]

Basionym: Guembelia lorentzianum C.

Miiller, 1882.

Schistidium macrotylum (Cardot &

Brotherus) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

43: 106. 1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia macrotyla Cardot &

Brotherus, 1923.

Schistidium maoricum (Paris) Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See Ochyra,

R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia maorica Paris, 1900.

Schistidium minimeperichaetiale (R. Brown

ter) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia minimeperichaetialis R.

Brown ter, 1895.

Schistidium mitchellii (R. Brown ter) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia mitchellii R. Brown ter,

1895.

Schistidium oamaruense (R. Brown ter)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia oamaruense R. Brown

ter, 1903.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Schistidium occultum (C. Miller in

Neumayer) Ochyra & Matteri, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 41: 1008. 1996. [See Ochyra, R. &

C. M. Matteri, 1996.]

Basionym: Grimmia occulta C. Miiller in

Neumayer, 1890.

Schistidium oranicum (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia oranica C. Miller,

1899

Schistidium pachyneurulum (C. Miiller &

Kindberg in Macoun) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See Ochyra, R.,

1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia pachyneurula C. Miiller

& Kindberg in Macoun, 1892.

Schistidium pacificum (E. Lawton) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia pacifica E. Lawton,

9

1979.

Schistidium perplexum (Thériot) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia perplexa Thériot, 1923.

Schistidium poeltii H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 101. f. 31. 1996. [See Blom, H.

Type: Norway. “Oppland. Lom, Smadalen,

Liaberget, S-side, 1170 m. Kbl. [= map

sheet] 1618II (M 711), UTM: MP 93.45.”

Hans S. Blom 5025. Jul 17, 1987.

Holo : TRH; isotypes: FH, LE. Other

indicated distribution: Canada, Greenland,

Sweden.

Schistidium pseudorivulare (Kindberg)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia pseudorivularis

Kindberg, 1897.

Schistidium pulchrum H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 119. f. 41. 1996. [See Blom, H.

., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Sor-Trondelag, Trondheim,

Heimdal churchyard, 140 m. Kbl. [=

sheet] 1612 TV (M 711), UTM: NR 67.25.”

Hans H. Blom 5585. Apr, 13 1992.

Holotype: TRH; isotypes: FH, LE. Other

indicated distribution: Austria, Canada,

Finland, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland,

U.S.A., Ukraine.

46

Schistidium recurvum H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 144. f. 52. 1996. [See Blom, H.

H., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Ser-Trondelage: Oppdal,

Varstigen, 880 m. Kbl. [= map sheet] 1519

IV (M 711), UTM: NQ 32.13.” Hans H.

Blom 5462. Jun 4, 1989. Holotype: TRH;

isotypes: FH, LE. Other indicated

distribution: Canada, Finland, Kazakhstan,

Sweden, U.S.A.

Schistidium revisum (R. Brown ter) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia revisa R. Brown ter,

895

Schistidium rivulariopsis (R. S. Williams)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 106.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia rivulariopsis R. S.

Williams, 1916.

Schistidium robustum (Nees & Hornschuch)

H. Blom, Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 149. 1996.

[See Blom, H. H., 1996.]

Basionym: Grimmia robusta Nees &

Hornschuch, 1827.

Schistidium saxatile (Mitten) Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 43: 106. 1998. [See Ochyra,

R., 1998a.

Basionym: Grimmia saxatilis Mitten, 1869.

Schistidium scandicum H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 157. f. 59. 1996. [See Blom, H.

H., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Oppland: Lom, Laeshgi,

S-side by Stymme, ca. 1000 m. KbIl. [=

map sheet] 1618 IV (M 711), UTM: MP

78.54.” Hans H. Blom 4985. Jul 16, 1987.

Holotype: TRH; isotypes: FH, LE. Other

indicated distribution: Sweden.

Schistidium searellii (R. Brown ter) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia searellii R. Brown ter,

1895.

Schistidium serratomucronatum (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia serratomucronata C.

Miller, 1883.

Schistidium sinensiapocarpum (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

asionym: Grimmia sinensiapocarpa C.

Miiller, 1898.

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Schistidium stirlingii (C. Miller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.

Basionym: ‘Grimmia stirlingii C. Miller,

98.

18

Schistidium subflexifolium (C. Miller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia subflexifolia C. Miiller,

1898.

Schistidium subincurvum (Austin) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia subincurva Austin,

1878.

Schistidium subjulaceum H. Blom, Bryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 161. f. 61. 1996. [See Blom, H.

H., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Ser-Trendelag: Oppdal,

Hesthagabekken, by small waterfall, 790

m. Kbl. [= map sheet] 1519 IV (M 711),

UTM: NQ 33.19.” Hans H. — 4808.

May 30, 1987. Holotype: TRH; isotypes:

FH, LE. Other indicated dettbetian:

Canada, Kazakhstan, Kirgiziya, Russia,

Sweden.

Schistidium submuticum Zickendrath ex H.

Blom, Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 250. f. 102.

1996. [See Blom, H. H., 1996.]

Type: Finland. * ‘Helsingfors, observatorium,

ad rup[.] calc.” Collector not indicated.

Apr, 11 ’80. Holotype: H-SOL; isotypes:

FH, LE. Other indicated distribution:

Iceland, Latvia, Norway, Russia, Sweden.

Schistidium submuticum subsp. arcticum H.

Blom, Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 255. f. 105.

1996. [See Blom, H. H., 1996

Type: Norway. “Nordland: Rana,

Virvassdalen, cliff above Gastjern, 730 m.

Kbl. [= map sheet] 2127 IV (M 711),

: WP 10.49.” Hans H. Blom 6008.

Aug 19, 1995. Holotype: TRH; isotypes:

ALA, FH, LE. Other indicated auiineion:

Canada, Finland, Russia, Sweden.

Crk ics AZ 4 f/DeiAal\ Owh

wra

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107. 1998. [See

Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia torreyana Bridel, 1826.

Schistidium trichodon var. nutans H. Blom,

Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 70. f. 13. 1996. [See

Blom, H. H., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Ser-Trondelag: Bjugn,

NW-end of Gjelgavatn, by the road near

farm, 150 m. Kbl. 1552 (M 711), UTM:

NR 491 732.” Hans H. — 4704. May

16, 1987. Holotype: TRH; isotypes: FH, G,

. Other indicated ssbuton Austria,

Belgium, Canada, China, Finlan

Germany, India, Plan Russia, Slovakia,

Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, U.S.A.

Schistidium truncatoapocarpum (C. Miiller)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia truncatoapocarpa C.

Miiller, 1898.

Schistidium turbinatum (R. Brown ter)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 107.

1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia turbinata R. Brown ter,

1895.

Schistidium umbrosum (J. E. Zetterstedt) H.

Blom, Bryophyt. Biblioth. 49: 125. 1996.

[See Blom, H. H., 1996.]

Basionym: Grimmia apocarpa fo. umbrosa J.

E. Zetterstedt, 1861.

Schistidium urceolare (Schleicher ex Nees &

Hornschuch) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

43: 107. 1998. [See Ochyra, R., 1998a.]

Basionym: Grimmia urceolaris Schleicher ex

Nees & Hornschuch, 1

Schistidium venetum H. Blom, B ryophyt.

Biblioth. 49: 192. f. 76. 1996. [See Blom, H.

H., 1996.]

Type: Norway. “Oppland: Vang, NE of

Homro, ca. 500 m. Kbl [= map sheet] 1517

II (M 711), UTM: MN 69.81-82.” Hans H.

Blom ie € 20, 1987. Holotype: TRH;

isotypes: FH, LE. Other indicated

yrs 0 Canada, Finland, Greenland,

Geobot. 43: 107. 1998. [See Ochyra, R.,

1998a.]

Note: new name, based on adoption of

previous epithet (Article 58. 1, St. Louis

Code)

e).

Replaced name: Grimmia wrightii R. Brown

ter, 1895.

Blocking name: Grimmia wrightii (Sullivant

in Sullivant & Lane Austin, 1875.

_P. Schimper in B.S.G.,

1851, rejected against Callicostella.

*Schizomitrium apop m Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano,

ee

Sinvalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

*Schizomitrium asperum Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

(Sao Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

ode).

loniaecarpum Yano, Bol.

dalton

Inst. Bot. (S40 Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See

Yano, O.,

1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

ode).

ouis C

*Schizomitrium glabratum Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. ay Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano,

G2

siakety basi t cited (Article 33.3, St.

Loui is Code).

*Schizomitrium irroratum Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano,

O., 1996

*invalid , basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

ode).

Louis C

*Schizomitrium limosum Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

oe Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

996.

nie? basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

*Schizomitrium monofarium Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. ce Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano,

hh ‘basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

*Schizomitrium mosenii Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

(Sao Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

*Schizomitrium pellucidum Y ano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano,

O., 1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33 3, St.

).

Louis Code

*Schizomitrium sellowianum Yano, Bol. Inst.

Bot. (Sao Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See Yano,

O., 1996.

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33. 3, St

Code).

Louis

*Schizomitrium spuriopalldium Yan ano, Bol.

Inst. Bot. (Sdo Paulo) 10: 126. 1996. [See

Yano, O., 1996.]

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

ode).

Louis C

*Schizomitrium submicr microcarpum Yano, Bol.

Inst. Bot. (Sao a 10: 126. 1996. [See

Yano, O., 1996.]

*invalid, basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

YMENIUM Harvey in W. J. Hooker, 1840.

eae novoguineense (E. B

B A. Eddy, Handb. Males. hnees 3:

181. 1996. [See Eddy, A., 1996.

Basionym: Mielichhoferia novoguinensis E.

B. Bartram, 1965.

(RA

Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 43: 299.

1998. [See Matteri, C. M., 1998.

Basionym: eaten pleurogyna

Montagne, 1

SCHLOTHEIMIA mint 1812.

Schlotheimia gracillima Bescherelle, Bull.

oc. Bot. France 32: Ixi. 1885.

Other use: Matteria sg (Bescherelle)

Goffinet in Goffinet & V 8.

SCHOENOBRYUM Dozy & ade bees 1848.

*Schoenobryum julaceum Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

‘si Paulo) 10: 127. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

996.)

invalid basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

Sicuoietzetetis W. R. Buck, J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 82: 39. 1997. [See Buck, W. R., 1997a.]

Type: Holotype: Stereodon micans Mitten, S.

micans (Mitten) W. R. Buck.

Original placement: Hylocomiaceae.

Schofieldiella micans (Mitten) W. R. Buck, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 82: 39. 1997. [See Buck, W.

R., 1997a.]

Basionym: Stereodon micans Mitten, 1859.

SCLEROPODIOPSIS Ignatov, Arctoa 7: 149. 1998.

[See Ignatov, M. S., 1998.

Type: Holotype: S. laciretis Ignatov.

Original placement: Brachytheciaceae.

Scleropodiopsis laxiretis \gnatov, Arctoa 7:

150. f. 43. 1998. [See Ignatov, M. S., 1998.]

Type: Russia. “Altai Mts., 51°29’N,

—— E, Karakol Lakes, 1900m, wet rocks

subalpine zone.” M. Ignatov & E.

iain 26/113. Aug 2, 1991. Holotype:

A.

SCLEROPODIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1853.

Scleropodium australe Hedenas, Nova

Hedwigia 62: 457. f. 1: A, F-I. 1996. [See

Hedenis, L., 1996a.]

Type: Australia. “Tasmania, road and creek

behind Cascade Brewery, 42°53’S,

147°18’E.” A. V. Ratkovsky H372. Feb 5,

1980. ie hans 8206591; isotypes:

AD, CBG, Hi

INDEX OF MossEs, 1996-1998

SCORPIURIUM W. P. Schimper, 1876.

Scorpiurium cucullatum (Hampe) Heden

Nova Hedwigia 62: 452. 1996. [See Hedenis,

L., 1996a.

Basionym: Hypnum cucullatifolium Hampe,

1866.

SCOULERIA W. J. Hooker, 1829 [1830].

Scouleria aquatica var. pulcherrima

(Brotherus) Kurbatova, Novosti Syst. Niz&.

Rast. 32: 168. 1998. [See Kurbatova, L. E.,

1998.]

Basionym: Scouleria pulcherrima Brotherus,

1916.

Scouleria pulcherrima Brotherus, Trudy Bot.

Muz. Imp. Akad. Nauk 16: 24. pl. 2, f. 1, 4;

2. 1916.

Other use: Scouleria aquatica var.

pulcherrima (Brotherus) Kurbatova, 1998.

SELIGERIA Bruch & W. P. Schimper in B.S.G.,

1846

Seligeria globicarpa C. Miiller, Linnaea 42:

469. 1879.

Other use: alpen globicarpa (C.

Miller) Oc 7:

Seligeria hadiolat oe Miiller, Bull. Herb.

Boissier 6: 45. 1898.

pir use: perce itatiaiae (C.

Miller) Ochyr:

Seligeria big rc Hampe, Ann. Sci. Nat.

Bot., sér. 5, 3: 353. 1865.

Other use: Leptotrichella lindigiana (Hampe)

Och 1997,

Seligeria moenkemeyeri C. Miller, Flora 69:

508. 1886.

Other use: i atey moenkemyeri (C.

Miller) Ochyra,

Seligeria rostrata _ Miller, Linnaea 42: 469.

1879.

Other use: Leptotrichella rostrata (C. Miiller)

hyra, }

Seligeria ulei C. Miller, Bull. Herb. Boissier

6: 45. 1898.

Other use: Leptotrichella ulei (C. Miller)

Ochyra, 1997.

SEMATOPHYLLUM Mitten, 1864

Sematophyllum amnigenum vat. atrovirens

(Brotherus) Sehnem, Pesquisas, Bot. 32: 122.

1978. [See Sehnem, 1978.]

Basionym: Rhaphidostegium amnigenum vat.

atrovirens Brotherus, 19

Note: not in /ndex of Mosses, ‘1963-1989.

Sematophyllum fluminicola (C. Miller) W.

R. Buck, Nova Hedwigia 66: 242. 1998. [See

Buck, W. R., 1998b.]

Basionym: Trismegistia fluminicola C.

Miiller, 1901.

Sematophyllum leucostomum (Hampe) W. R

Buck, Nova Hedwigia 66: 242. 1998. [See

Buck, W. R., 1998b.

Basionym: Hypnum leucostomum Hampe,

879.

Sematophyllum macrosporum Dixon &

Sainsbury, Trans. & Proc. Roy. Soc. New

Zealand 75: 183. 1945.

Other use: Warburgiella macrospora (Dixon

& Sainsbury) B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield &

H

om , 1998.

Sematophyllum pulvinale (Hampe) W. R.

Buck, Nova Hedwigia 66: 242. 1998. [See

Buck, W. R., 1998b.]

Basionym: Hypnum pulvinale weal 1878.

Sematophyllum subhumile var um

(Mitten) B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H. P.

Ramsay, Nova Hedwigia 67: 219. 1998. [See

Tan, B. C., W. B. Schofield & H. Ramsay,

1998.]

Basionym: Stereodon contiguus Mitten, 1859.

Sematophyllum warmingii (Hampe) W

Buck, Nova Hedwigia 66: 242. 1998. [See

Buck, W. R., 1998b.

Basionym: Rhyncho-hypnum warmingii

Hampe, 1870.

SPHAGNUM Linnaeus, 1753.

Sphagnum amoenoides H. Crum, Contr.

Univ. Michigan Herb. 147. f. 1. 1997. [See

Crum, H., 1997b.]

Type: Brazil. “Sao Paulo: Serra

Mantiqueira, Panera Pico do

E of Campos do Jordio,

22°46’S, si ca. 2000 m.” Buck

26422. Oct 18, 1994. Holotype: MICH;

sotype: NY.

Sphagnum atroligneum H. Crum, Con!

Univ. Michigan Herb. 21: 147. f. 2. 1997.

[See Crum, H., 1997b.]

Type: Brazil. “Parana: Bergland bei Lapa, 70

km SW von Curitiba, sickerfeuchte

Sandsteinfelsen und Quellmulden bei der

Gruta do Monge, ca. 25°47’ S, 49°42'W,

590[sic, 950 is correct}-1000 mm [sic, m is

correct] NN.” Schafer-Verwimp &

Verwimp 15214. Dec 17-18, 1991.

Holotype: — isotype: herb.

Schafer-Verwi

Sphagnum billbuckii H. Crum, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 21: 150. f. 3. 1997. [See

Crum, H., 1997b.]

INDEX OF MOssEs, 1996-1998

Type: Brazil. “Minas Gerais: Serra do

Espinhago, Mpio. Santa Barbara, Parque

Natural do Caraga, along trail from

Santuario do Carapuga to Pico da 20°02’S,

43°30'W, alternately moist and dry

sandstone, 1300-1460 m.” Wm. R. Buck

26642. Oct 22, 1994. Holotype: MICH;

NY

isotype: ;

Sphagnum bocainense H. Crum, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 21: 153. f. 5. 1997. [See

Crum, H., 1997b.

Type: Brazil. “S&o Paulo: Serra da Bocaina

bei Sio José do Barreiro, an quelligem

Hang an der Strasse bei ‘Sh gra-1a,’ ca.

22°47'S, 44°38’W, 1500 m.”

Schdfer-Verwimp & Verwimp 9588. Apr

16, 1988. Holotype: MICH.

Sphagnum capillifolium subsp. rubellum

(Wilson) M. O. Hill in Blockeel & D. G.

Long, Check-list Cens. Cat. Brit. Irish

Bryoph. 26. 1998. [See Blockeel, T. L. & D.

G. Long, 1998.]

Basionym: Sphagnum rubellum Wilson,

1855

Sphagnum capillifolium var. schimperi

(R6ll) Diill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 9. 1984. [See

Dill, 1984.]

Basionym: Sphagnum schimperi ROll, 1886.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963—] 989.

Sphagnum capillifolium var. virginicum (H.

Crum & L. E. Anderson) H. Crum, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 82: 95. 1997. [See Crum, H.,

1997a.]

Basionym: Sphagnum tenerum var.

virginicum H. Crum & L. E. Anderson,

1994

Sphagnum contortum var. rufescens Nees &

Hornschuch, Bryol. Germ. 1: 15. 2: f. 6.

1823.

Type: Brazil. “Parana: Hochland von Parana

n6rdlich Ponta Grossa, an sickerfeuchtem

Felshang an der PR 151 zwischen

Jaguariaiva und Pirai do Sul; ca. 1140 m

alt., ca. 24°25’S, 49°50'W.”

Schafer-Verwimp & Verwimp 15129. Dec

15, 1991. Holotype: MICH; isotypes: SP,

herb. Schafer-Verwimp.

Sphagnum delamboyense Schafer-Verwimp,

Nova Hedwigia 67: 412. f. 2. 1998. [See

Schafer-Verwimp, A., 1998.]

Type: Brazil. “Mato Grosso: Chapada dos

Guimaraes NE Cuiba, Schluchtwald bei

Der ‘Cachoeirinha,’ an sickerfeuchter

Felswand; 600 m NN; ca. 15°28’S,

55°49'W.” Schafer-Verwimp & Verwimp

11319. Jul 4, 1989. Holotype: MICH;

isotypes: G, SP, herb. Schafer-Verwimp.

Sphagnum fallax subsp. isoviitae (Flatberg)

M. O. Hill in Blockeel & D. G. Long,

Check-list Cens. Cat. Brit. Irish Bryoph. 27.

1998. [See Blockeel, T. L. & D. G. Long,

1998]

Basionym: Sphagnum isoviitae Flatberg,

1992.

Sphagnum frahmii H. Crum, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 21: 159. 1997. [See Crum,

H., 1997b.]

Type: Brazil. “Sdo Paul: an der Kiistenstrasse

SP55 zwischen Peruibe und Itahae

feuchter Restingawald und anschliessende

offene Sandflachen, ca. 5 m.s.m.” J.-P.

Frahm 1874. Jul 17, 1977. Holotype:

MICH; isotype: ALTA. Paratypes cited.

Sphagnum inundatum Russow, Arch. Naturk.

Liv- Ehst- Kurlands, Ser. 2, Biol. Naturk. 10:

390. 1894,

Other use: Sphagnum lescurii var. inundatum

(Russow) Diill, 1984.

Sphagnum isoviitae F latberg, J. Bryol. 17: 2.

f. 1-2. 1992.

Other use: Sphagnum fallax subsp. isoviitae

(Flatberg) M. O. Hill in Blockeel & D. G.

Long, 1998.

Sphagnum laxiramosum H. Crum, Contr.

Univ. Michigan Herb. 21: 153. f. 6. 1997.

[See Crum, H., 1997b.

Type: Brazil. “Mato Grosso: Chapada dos

Guimaraes NE Cuiaba, Schulchtwald beim

Cachoerinha, an sickerfeuchter Felswand,

600 m NN, 15°28’S, 55°49’ W.”

Schafer-Verwimp & Verwimp 8591. Jul 4,

1987. Holotype: MICH.

Sphagnum lescurii var. inundatum (Russow)

Dill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 11. 1984, [See Dill, R.,

1984

Basionym: Sphagnum inundatum Russow,

1894

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Sphagnum lescurii var. rufescens (Nees &

Hornschuch) Diill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 11. 1984.

[See Dill, 1984.]

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Basionym: Sphagnum contortum var.

rufescens Nees & Hornschuch, 1823.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Sphagnum rio-negrense H. Crum, Contr.

Univ. Michigan Herb. 21: 155. f. 7. 1997.

ee Crum, H., 1997b.]

Type: Colombia. “Cundinamarca: Paramo de

Palacio, caveceras Rio Negro, 3375 m.” A.

M. Cleef 4001. May 22, 1972. Holotype:

Sphagnum rubellum Wilson, Bryol. Brit. 19.

pl. 60. 1855

Other use: Sphagnum capillifolium subsp.

rubellum ng M. O. Hill in Blockeel

& D. G. Long, 1998.

Sphagnum pesioni te Rll, Flora 69: 39.

1886.

Other use: Sphagnum capillifolium var.

schimperi (R6ll) Dill, 1984.

Sphagnum simplex Fife, New Zealand J. Bot.

34: 322. f. 3. 1996. [See Fife, A. J., 1996.]

Type: New Zealand. “South Island. Nelson

Land District: St. Arnaud Ra., NE flank of

Mt. McRae, .. . 1600 ma.s.l., 41°52.7’S,

172°S1.5'R; NZMS 260 N29/982255. Pile

J. Fife 8357. Nov 15, 1987. Holotype:

CHR 460018; isotypes: BA, BM, HO,

MICH, WELT. Paratypes cited.

Sphagnum subditivum H. Crum, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 21: 150. f. 4. 1997. [See

Crum, H., 1997b.

Type: New Zealand. “Canterbury: emergent

at edge of tarn in hollow among Sphagnum

australe, moist, subalpine Nothofagus

solandri forest, 900 m, S bank of upper

reaches of Bealey River near Margaret’s

Tarn (Bealey Glacier Track), Authur’s Pass

National Park.” A. Fife (with C. D. Meurk)

8011. Dec 2, 1986. Holotype: MICH;

isotype: CHR.

Sphagnum subhomophyllum H. Crum, Contr.

Univ. Michigan Herb. 21: 156. f. 8. 1997.

ee Crum, H., 1997b.

Type: Brazil. “Rio de Janeiro: Serra de

Itatiaia bei Visconde de Maua, Triefstelle

an der Strasse nach Maromba, 1400 m

Schafer-Verwimp & Verwimp 8323. Apr

17, 1987. Holotype: MICH; isotype: herb.

Schafer-Verwimp.

Sphagnum subnitens subsp. ferrugineum

Flatberg, Lindbergia 11: 50. f. 35-38. 1985.

Other use: Sphagnum subnitens vat.

ferrugineum (Flatberg) M. O. Hill in

Blockeel & D. G. Long, 1998

Sphagnum subnitens var. ferrugineum

ens. ;

Bryoph. 26. 1998. [See Blockeel, T. L. & D.

G. Long, 1998.]

Basionym: Sphagnum Te subsp.

ferrugineum Flatberg, 19

Sphagnum subnitens var. a.

(Warnstorf) H. Crum, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 82:

94. 1997. [See Crum, H., 1997a.]

Basionym: Sphagnum nitidum Warnstorf,

95

Sphagnum sumapazense H. Crum, Contr.

Univ. Michigan Herb. 21: 158. f. 9. 1997.

[See Crum, H., 1997b.]

Type: Colombia. “Meta: Paramo de Sumapaz,

Hoya de la Quebrada Sitiales, 2. ¥ km SW

Laguna La Primavera, 3500 m

Cleef I = Jon 26, 1972. 7 Ale

MICH; i

Plaspeicas ori C. Miiller, 1869.

Splachnobryum erosulum C. Miiller ex

Dusén, Kongl. Svenska Vetensk. Acad.

Handl. 28(3): 39. text f. a-c, pl. f. 49. 1896.

Other use: na ea erosulum (C.

_ Miller ex Dusén) Arts

Hadi iuzzaman, bangladesh J. Bot. 26: 61. 4.

1997. [See Banu-Fattah, Ss.

Hadiuzzaman, 1997.

Type: Bangladesh. “Fuller road, University

Staff Quarters, Dhaka in soli.” Khurshida

Banu s.n. Mar 13, 1987. Holotype: DUBH.

Splachnobryum tenerum C. Miiller ex Dusén,

Kongl. Svenska Vetensk. Acad. Handl. 28(3):

39. text f. a-c, pl. f. 50. 1

Other use: saat eg tenerum (Cc.

Miiller ex Dusén) Arts

Gymnostomiella vernicosa var. tenerum (C.

Miiller ex Dusén) Arts 8.

*STEREODON Mitten, 1859.

*illegitimate, type of earlier name included

(Article 52.1, St. Louis Code).

Stereodon contiguus Mitten, J. Proc. Linn.

Soc., Bot. 4: 87. 1859.

Other use: Sematophyllum subhumile var.

contiguum re B. C. Tan, W. B.

Soc., Bot., Suppl. 1: 98. 1859.

Other use: Comin creperum

(Mitten) Hedenis, |

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Stereodon lacerulus Mitten, J. Proc. Linn.

Soc., Bot., Suppl. 1: 115. 1859.

Other use: Campylophyllum lacerulum

(Mitten) Hedenis, 1997

Stereodon micans Mitten, I Proc. Linn. Soc.,

Bot., Suppl. 1: 114. 1859

Other use: Schofieldiella micans (Mitten) W.

R. Buck, 1997.

STRUCKIA C. Miiller, 1893.

Struckia zerovii (Lazarenko) Hedenis, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 80: 245. 1996. [See

Hedenis, L., 1996b.]

Basionym: Cephalocladium zerovii

Lazarenk :

SYMBLEPHARIS Montagne, 1837.

Symblepharis fuegiana (Cardot) Ochyra &

Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1006.

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

1996

Basionym: Oncophorus fuegianus Cardot,

1900.

I, 2(T arantsc\ O,

4) UCYyTa

Matteri, <stebe Florist. Geobot. 41: om

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

1996.

Basionym: Dicranella apn Lorentz, 1866.

Symblepharis luteovirens (E. B. Bartram i

Roivainen) Ochyra & Matteri, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 41: aes 1996. [See Ochyra, R. &

. M. Matteri 6.]

Basionym: Cntcphe luteovirens E. B.

Bartram in Roivainen, 1937

subneckeroides (Brotherus) B. C. Tan in B.

C. Tan, A. C. Church & Windadri, Trop.

Biodiv. 4: 239. 1997. [See Tan, B.C., A. C.

Ti

Basionym: Symphysodon subneckeroides

_,_Drotherus, 1 1909.

Leafl. Philipp. Bot. 2: 655. 1909.

mphysodon neckeroides var.

subneckeroides (Brotherus) B. C. Tan in B.

C. Tan, A. C. Church & Windadri, 1997.

SYNTRICHIA Bridel, 1801.

Syntrichia magilliana L. §. Anderson, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 82: 15. f. 1-8. 1997. [See

nati L. &., I

, 600 m.”

Oliver, Tolken & Venter 548. Sep 3, 1977.

Holotype: MO.

SYRRHOPODON Schwagrichen, 1824.

Syrrhopodon incompletus var

perangustifolius W. D. Reese, Bryologist 80:

13. f. 17-20. 1977.

Other use: Syrrhopodon perangustifolius (W.

D. Reese) W. D. Reese in W. D. Reese &

Churchill, 1998.

Syrrhopodon peguensis (Bescherelle) W. D.

eese, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 82: 243. 1997.

[See Reese, W. D., 1997.

Basionym: Calymperes peguense Bescherelle,

1896.

= a Poe easing (W. D. Reese)

W. D. Reese in W. D. Reese & Churchill,

ebinaiee | 101: 153. 1998. [See Reese, W. D.

& S. P. Churchill, 1998.]

Basionym: Syrrhopodon incompletus var.

perangustifolius W. D. Reese, 1977.

Taxiphyllum arcuatum (Bosch & Sande

Lacoste) He Si, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 81: 37.

1997. [See He, Si, 1997.]

Basionym: Homalia arcuata Bosch & Sande

Lacoste, 1862

TAXITHELIUM Spruce ex Mitten, 1869.

Taxithelium concavum (W. J. Hooker in

Kunth) Spruce ex Florschiitz-de Waard, FI.

Guianas, Ser. C, Bryoph. 1: 418. 1996. [See

Florschiitz-de Waard, J., 1996.

Basionym: Hypnum concavum W. J. Hooker

in Kunth, 1822.

Taxithelium muscicola (Brotherus) B. C. Tan,

H. P. Ramsay & W. B. Schofield, Austral.

Basionym: Trichosteleum muscicola

Brotherus, 19

TETRAPLODON Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1

T etraplodon mnioides var. longisetus (Gao

Chien) Bai Xue-liang, Fl. Bryophyt.

Intramongol. 259. 1997.

Basionym: Tetraplodon i ae var.

longisetus Gao Chien, 1

THAMNIOPSIS (Mitten) stecaes 1908.

Thamniopsis stenodictyon (Sehnem)

Oliveira-e-Silva & Yano, Bradea 8: 82. 1998.

pees “eas ass M. I. M. N. & O. Yano,

98.]

Seca Hookeriopsis stenodictyon

Sehnem, 1979

HAMNIUM W. P P. Schimper i in B.S.G., 1852.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article a;

St. Louis Code).

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Thamnium crassinervium Brotherus, Nat. TRICHOSTELEUM Mitten, 1868.

Pflanzenfam. I(3): 862. 1906. Trichosteleum glaziovii (Hampe) W. R. Buck,

Other use: Thamnobryum crassinervium Nova Hedwigia 66: 243. 1998. [See Buck, W.

(Brotherus) He Si, 1998. R., 1998b.]

THAMNOBRYUM Nieuwland, 1917. Basionym: Hypnum glaziovii Hampe, 1875.

(Brotherus) He Trichosteleum hornschuchii var. subglabrum

Si, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 85: 166. 1998. [See Florschiitz-de Waard, Fl. Guianas, Ser. C,

He, Si, 1998.] Bryoph. 1: 430. f. 165: fg. 1996. [See

Basionym: Thamnium crassinervium Florschiitz-de Waard, J., 1996.]

Brotherus, 1906. Type: Guyana. “Mabura Hill, dry evergreen

Thamnobryum pendulirameum (C. Miiller) forest on white sand, on clay and wood

He Si, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 81: 42. 1997. [See near creek.” Cornelissen & ter Steege

He, Si, 1997.] C208. Holotype: U. Other indicated

Basionym: Neckera penduliramea C. Miller, distribution: French fusiciia Suriname.

1876. Trichosteleum muscicola Brotherus, Oefvers.

TORTELLA rains ine in Rabenhorst, Forh. Finska Vetensk.-Soc. 42: 117. 1900.

1888, conserved n Other use: Taxithelium muscicola neal

Tortella tortuosa var. see En (W. P. B. C. Tan, H. P. Ramsay & W.

Schimper) Dill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 89. 1984. Schofield, 1996.

[See Diill, 1984.] Trichosteleum saproxylophilum (C. Miller)

Basionym: Trichostomum bambergeri W. P. B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H. P. Ramsay,

Schimper, 1876. Nova Hedwigia 67: 220. 1998. [See Tan, B.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989. C., W. B. Schofield & H. Ramsay, 1998.]

TORTULA Hedwig, 1801, conserved name. Basionym: Hypnum saproxylophilum C.

Tortula bidentata Bai Xue-liang, F1. _ Miller, 1851.

Bryophyt. Intramongol. 227. f. 68: 1-7. (Brotherus &

1997. [See Bai Xue-liang, 1997.] Watts) B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H. P.

Type: China. “Nei Mongol: Helanshan, Ramsay, Nova Hedwigia 67: 220. 1998. [See

Halawugou, alt. 2000 m, in saxis.” Tun Tan, B. C., W. B. Schofield & H. Ramsay,

ong 1858. Jul = 1963. Holotype: 1998.]

HIMC. Paratype cit Basionym: Rhaphidostegium subfalcatulum

Tortula calcicolens W. ie Bryophyt. Brotherus & Watts, 1915.

Biblioth. 21: 90. 1980. Trichosteleum wattsii (Paris) B. C. Tan, W. B.

Replaced name: Tortula calcicola Grebe, Schofield & H. P. Ramsay, Nova yaa

1910 [1909]. 67: 221. 1998. [See Tan, B. C.,

Blocking name: Tortula calcicola (Hampe) Schofield & H. Ramsay, 1998.]

Mitten, 1882. Basionym: Rhaphidostegium wattsii Paris,

Other use: Tortula ruralis var. calcicolens 00.

(W. Kramer) Dill, 1984. TRICHOSTOMUM Bruch, 1829, conserved name.

Tortula ruralis var. calcicolens (W. Kramer) Trichostomum anoectangioides C. Miller,

Dill, Bryol. Beitr. 4: 83. 1984. [See Dill, ~ Giorn. Bot. Ital., n. s., 4: 252. 1897.

4 ees

Basi Tortu icolens W. Kramer, “c Miller i Xing- ? 5

; oe la calcico Pit rencien W.P. Sc

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989. Syn. Muse. oe (ed. 2) 173. 1876.

Tortula viridifolia (Mitten) Blockeel & A. J. Other use: Tortella tortuosa var. bambergeri

E. Smith, J. Bryol. 20: 66. 1998. [See (W. P. Schimper) Diill, 1984. ng

Blockeel, T. L. & A. J. E. Smith, 1998.] pis coma e C. Miiller, Syn.

B en, 1871. usc. Fron

‘jena ee sek en er use: Pseudosymblepharis bombayensis

Trematodon longirostris Schwigrichen, Sp. (C. Miller) P. Soliman in P. Sollman &

Muse. Frond., Suppl. 1(2): 343. 1816. Een, 1996.

Other use: Leptotrichella longirostris

(Schwiagrichen) Ochyra, 1997

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Trichostomum brachydontium var. densum

(Bruch & W. P. Schimper) Diill, Bryol. Beitr.

4: 90. 1984. [See Diill, 1984.]

Basionym: Trichostomum mutabile var.

densum Bruch & W. P. Schimper, 1843.

Note: not in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989.

Trichostomum mutabile var. densum Bruch

& W. P. Schimper, Bryol. Eur. 2: 122. pl.

174: B (fasc. 18-20. Mon. 16. pl. 5: B).

1843

Other use: Trichostomum brachydontium var.

densum (Bruch & W. P. Schimper) Diill,

1984.

| Trichostomum nordenskioeldii W. P.

Schimper in Heer, Kong]. Svenska

Vetenskapsakad. Handl. mate oo pl. 16: f.

76-79. 1870. [See Heer, O., 1870.]

Verh. Naturhist. Vereines Preuss. Rheinl.

Westphalens 22: 292. pl. 5, 6 f. 1-13. 1865.

er use: Weissia triumphans var.

pallidisetum (H. L. H. Miiller) Diill, 1984.

*Trichostomum stenophyllum (Cardot) Li

Xing-jiang & Iwatsuki, Hikobia 12: 35. 1996.

[See Li Xing-jiang & Z. Iwatsuki, 1996.]

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code

Basionym: Hyophila stenophylla Cardot,

1908.

Earlier name: Trichostomum stenophyllum

(Mitten) Brotherus, 1902.

Trichostomum sweetii (E. B. Bartram) Stark,

Bryologist 99: 345. 1996. [See Stark, L. R.,

1996.

Basionym: Weissia sweetii E. B. Bartram,

1945.

TRISMEGISTIA — oie Miller, 1908.

Trismegistia fluminicola C. Miiller, Hedwigia

40: 74. 1901.

er use: Sematophyllum fluminicola (C.

Miiller) W. R. Buck, 1998.

ULEOBRYUM Brotherus, 1906.

Uleobryum naganoi Kiguchi in Kiguchi,

Stone & Iwatsuki, Hikobia 12: 157. f. 1-2.

1996. [See Kiguchi, H., I. G. Stone & Z.

Iwatsuki, 1996.]

Type: Japan. “Kanagawa-ken, Hane, 190 m

alt.” H. Kiguchi 11552. Nov 3, 1989.

Holotype: NICH; isotypes: HIRO, MEL,

herb. Kiguchi.

ULOTA D. Mohr, 1806.

£c;

oitinet in

Goffir net & Vitt, Bryol. wanteatt Cent.

153. 1998. [See Goffinet, B. & D. H. Vitt,

1998.]

Basionym: haa perichaetialis

Sainsbury, 1945

Ulota rufula var. fagicola Dusén ex Malta,

Acta Horti Bot. Univ. Latv. 2: 200. f. 19:

1927. [See Malta, N., 1927.]

Type: Chile. “Cordillera de la Costa supra

Angol.” Dusén 346. Nov

Note: not in Index Muscoru.

ota rufula var. patagonica whit Acta

Horti Bot. Univ. Latv. 2: 200. f. 19: d-g.

1927. [See Malta, N., 1927.]

Type: Chile. “Rio Aysen, in ramulis.” Dusén

516. Jan 1897.

Note: not in Index Muscorum.

VERRUCIDENS Cardot, 1908.

Verrucidens insularis (Mitten) Ochyra &

Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41: 1007.

1996. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

Basionym: Grimmia insularis Mitten, 1876.

ESICULARIA (C. Miiller) C. Miiller, 1896.

*Vesicularia lignicola Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

oo Paulo) 10: 135. 1996. [See Yano, O.,

996.

Sonat basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

*Vesicularia strumosa Yano, Bol. Inst. Bot.

pes Paulo) 10: 136. 1996. [See Yano, O..,

996.

rta basionym not cited (Article 33.3, St.

Louis Code).

WARBURGIELLA C. Miiller ex Brotherus, 1900

Warburgiella leucocytus (C. Miiller) B. C.

Tan, W. B. Schofield & H. P. Ramsay, Nova

Hedwigia 67: 221. 1998, “leucocyta.” [See

Tan, B. C., W. B. Schofield & H. Ramsay,

1998.

Basionym: Hypnum leucocytus C. Miller,

1851.

Warburgiella macrospora (Dixon &

Sainsbury) B. C. Tan, W. B. Schofield & H.

P. Ramsay, Nova Hedwigia 67: 222. 1998.

[See Tan, B. C., W. B. Schofield & H.

Ramsay, 1998.]

Basionym: Sematophyllum macrosporum

Dixon & Sainsbury, 1945

austrostraminea (C. Miller in

Neumayer) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot.

41: 480. 1996. [See Ochyra, R., 1996b.]

Basionym: Hypnum austrostramineum C.

Miiller in Neumayer, 1890.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Warnstorfia austrostraminea var. gracillima

(C. Miiller in Neumayer) Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 41: 481. 1996. [See Ochyra,

R., 1996b.]

Basionym: Hypnum austrostramineum var

gracillimum C. Miller in Neumayer, 1890.

Warnstorfia austrostraminea var. minor

(Cardot) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 41:

481. 1996. [See Ochyra, R., 1996b.]

Basionym: Hypnum austrostramineum var.

minus Cardot

Warnstorfia austrestramines var. subfluitans

(C. Miiller in Neumayer) Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 41: 481. 1996. [See Ochyra,

R., 1996b

Basionym: Hypnum austrostramineum var.

subfluitans C. Miiller in Neumayer, 1890.

Warnstorfia austrostraminea var. tenuissima

(Cardot & Brotherus) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 41: 481. 1996. [See Ochyra, R

1996b

Basionym: Drepanocladus austrostramineus

var. tenuissimus Cardot & Brotherus, 1923.

Warnstorfia laculosa (C. Miiller) Ochyra &

Matteri, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 42: 181.

1997. [See Ochyra, R. & C. M. Matteri,

1997.}

Basionym: Hypnum laculosum C. Miller,

1885,

*WEBERA Hedwi

, 1801.

*illegitimate, later homonym (Article 53.1,

St. Louis Code

Webera looseri Thériot, Rev. Bryol. Lichénol.

7: 174. §. 1935.

ae use: Pohlia looseri (Thériot) He Si,

1998.

WEISSIA Hedwig, 1801.

Weissia brasiliensis en Mém. Soc. Phys.

Genéve 7: 412. pl. 4. 1

Other use: pe nit iin iubiee (Duby)

Ochyra, 1997.

Welesia ca caespitosa Bruch in Bridel, Bryol.

Univ. 1: 808. 1827.

Other use: Pottiopsis caespitosa (Bruch in

Bridel) Blockeel & A. J. E. Smith, 1998.

Weissia cont iamerk

‘oversa Var. wim

(Sendtner) Blockeel & A. J. E. Smith, J.

Bryol. 20: 67. 1998. [See Blockeel, T. L. &

A. J. E. Smith, 1998.]

Basionym: Gymnostomum wimmerianum

tner,

Weissia exigua Schwigrichen, Sp. Musc.

Frond., Suppl. 2(2)2: 93. pl. 179. 1827.

Other use: Leptotrichella exigua

Aa Ochyra, 1997.

Weiss Bridel, Muscol. Recent.

rasp 4: 46. 1819 [1818].

Other use: Leptotrichella pallidiseta (Bridel)

Ochyra, 1997.

Weissia sweetii E. B. Bartram, Bryologist 48:

90. f. A-G. 1945.

Other use: Ar igereen sweetii (E. B.

Bartram) Stark

Weissia triumphan m (H. L.

H. Miiller) Dill, sheyak: Beitr. 4: 94. 1984.

[See Diill, 1984.]

Basionym: Trichostomum pallidisetum H. L.

H. Miiller, 1865.

Note: basionym cited as “Trichotomum

triumphans” but with correct bibliographic

citation for T. pallidisetum; not in Index of

906.

Weymouthia sect. Catenula Tangney, J.

Hattori Bot. pois 81: 159. 1997. [See

Tangney, R. S., 1997b.]

Type: Holotype: Hypnum cochlearifolia

Schwaegrichen, W. cochlearifolia

ul

Bryol. Lichénol. 7: 181. 1935.

use: Lembophyllum sect. Looseria

(Thériot) Tangney, 1997.

WILpIA C. Miller & Brotherus ex Brotherus,

1891.

Wildia solmsiellacea C. Miiller & Brotherus,

Oefvers. Férh. Finska Vetensk.-Soc. 33: 103.

1891.

c

: Erpodium solmsiellaceum (C.

Miiller & Brotherus) Stone, 199

ZANDERIA Goffinet, Bryologist 100: 434. 1997

[1998]. [See Goffinet, B., 1997 [1998].]

Type: Holotype: Pottia octoblepharis Jaeger,

Z. octoblepharis (Jaeger) Goffinet.

Original placement: Rhachi theciaceae.

‘Bryologist 100: 434. 1997 [1998], [See

Goffinet, B., 1997 [199

Basionym: Pottia edn ra 1873.

ZYGODON W. J. Hooker & Taylor, 1818.

Zygodon lukasii Herzog, Repert. Spec. Nov.

Regni Sip 45: 47. pl. 260: f. h-k. 1938. [See

Herzog, 1938.]

Type: Peru. “Cordillera Blanca, in Felsritzen

hes ang Pico Cajon Rury, ca. 4600

oe n. May 27, 1932.

none: not in jules ahaa.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1996-1998

Zygodon ae W. J. Hooker, Musci

Exot. 2: 159. 1

Other use: Piccuhise obtusifolia (W. J.

Hooker) Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt, 1998.

ZYGODONTACEAE W. P. Schimper, Coroll.

Bryol. Eur. 39. 1856.

Other use: Orthotrichaceae trib. Zygodonteae

(W. P. Schimper) Goffinet in Goffinet & Vitt,

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KLAZENGA, N. 1996. Dicranoloma steenisii

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LEON V., Y. 1998. Cryphaea hortonae, a new

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OCHYRA, R., C. SCHMIDT & H. BULTMANN. 1998.

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STONE, I. G. 1997a. A revision of Erpodiaceae

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AUTHORS

This list includes authors not — in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989 and some listed there for

which there is additional informatio

Bai Xue-liang — Bai Xue (Xie)- liang,

1950-

Banu-Fattah — Khurshida Banu-Fattah,

1943-

Bednarek-Ochyra — Halina Krysfyroi

Bednarek-Ochyra, 1959—

Beever — Jessica Eleanor Beever, 1946—

Blom, H. — Hans Haavardsholm Blom,

1955-

Boufford — David E. Boufford, 1941-

Bouman — A. C. Bouman, 1951—

Biltmann — Helga Biiltmann, fl. 1998

Cano — Maria Jestis Cano, 1967-

Catcheside — David Guthrie Catcheside,

1907-1994

Church, A. C. — A. C. Church, fl. 1998

Crane, P. — Peter R. Crane, 1954—

Dirkse — Gerardus Martinus Dirkse,

1946—

Eddy, A. — Alan Eddy, 1937-1998

Elvebakk — Arve Elvebakk, 1961—

Frisvoll — Ame Arnfinn Frisvoll, 1944—

Gallego, M. T. — Maria Teresa Gallego,

Garilleti — Ricardo Garilleti, 1963-

Goffinet — Bernard Goffinet, 1966—

Greven — Henk C. Greven, 1936-

Guerra, J. — Juan Guerra, 1952-

Hadiuzzaman — Syed Hadiuzzaman, fl.

1997

Hammar — Olof Niklas Hammar, 1821-1875

Hastings — Ross I. Hastings, 1956—

He Si — Si He, 1959-

Heer — Oswald von Heer, 1809-1883

Herendeen — Patrick S. Herendeen, 1959-

Hinneri — Sakari Lauri Hinneri, 1940-

Heike Hofmann — Heike Hofmann, 1962-

Ignatov — Mikhail (Misha) S. Ignatov, 1956—

Jia Yu — Jia Yu, 1966—

Kiguchi — Hiroshi Kiguchi, 1955-

Klazenga — Niels Klazenga, 1969-

Konopka — Anastasia S. Konopka, fl. 1997

Kruijer — Johannes Derek Kruijer, 1960-

Kurbatova — Ljubov Se guidcoal Kurbatova,

1973-

La Farge-England — Catherine La

Farge-England, 1953—

Lara, F. — Francisco Lara, 1963-

Leén V. — Yelitza Leon V., fl. 1998

Lewinsky — Jette Lewinsky, 1948-1998

Lewinsky-Haapasaari —

per ree arg Sy ane 998

Lewis-Smith — Ronald Ian Lewis-Smith, 1942-

Li Xing-jiang — Li Xing-jiangi, 1932-

Lindau — Gustav Lindau, 1866-1923

Lo Giudice — R. Lo Giudice, fl. 1997

Luo Jian-xin — Luo Jian-xin, 1935—

Maier, E. — Eva Maria Maier, 1928—

Mazimpaka — Vicente Mazimpaka, 1948-

Mohamed, M. — Maryati Mohamed, 1952-

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Miiller, P. — Petra Miller, 1960—

Mufioz, J. — Jesus Mufioz, 1964—

Ninh — Tran Ninh, 1943-

O’Shea — Brian John O’Shea, 1943-

Odrzykoski — Ireneusz J. Odrzykoski,

1953-

Okland — Rune H. @kland, 1957-

Oliveira-e-Silva — Maria Isabel M. N.

Oliveira-e-Silva, 1954—

Onraedt — Maurice Onraedt, 1904-1998

Otnyukova — Tatyana Nikolaevna

Otnyukova, 1953-

Poelt — Josef Poelt, 1924—

Puche — Felisa Puche, 1954—

Rooy — Jacques van Rooy, 1953-—

Ros — Rosa Maria Ros, fl. 1987

Savicz-Ljubitskaya — Lydia Ivanovna

Savicz-Lubitskaya, 1886-1982

Schaepe — Annemarie Schaepe, 1952-

Schafer-Verwimp — Alfons

Schafer-Verwimp, 1950-

Schljakov — Roman Nicolaevich

Schljakov, 1912-1999

Schmidt, C. — Carsten Schmidt, fl. 1998

AUTHORS

Segarra — José-Gabriel Segarra-Maragues,

1973-

Setchell — William Albert Setchell, 1864-1943

Sollman, P. — Philip Sollman, 1945—

Sugiyama — Junta Sugiyama, 1939-

Tangney — Raymond S. Tangney, 1956—

Tixier — Pierre Tixier, 1918-1997

Ueno — J. Ueno, fl. 1997

Ukrainskaya — G. Ja. Ukrainskaya, fl. 1996

Vail — Anna Murray Vail, 1863-1955

Virtanen — Viivi Virtanen, 1964—

Wen Xue-sen — Wen Xue-sen, fl. 1997

Windadri — Florentina Indah Windadri, 1962—

Wu Yu-huan — Wu Yu-huan, 1952-

Yamaguchi — Tomio Yamaguchi, 1959—

Yano — Olga Yano, 1946—

Ying Tsun Shen — Tsun Shen Ying, 1933-

Yip, K. L.— Kwok Leung Yip, 1969-

Zarnowiec — Jan Zarnowiec, fl. 1997

Zhang Da-cheng — Zhang Da-cheng, fl. 1996

Zhao Zun-tian — Zhao Zun-tian, 1952—

Zhao Jian-cheng — Zhao Jian-cheng, 1956-

Zickendrath — Ernst Zickendrath, 1846-1903

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PUBLICATIONS

This list includes titles of publications not listed in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989 and some

listed there for which there i is additional information (these are followed by two asterisks [**]).

-H are listed as BPH/S with the page and see L for

left and R for right, on which they apear, since the —— unlike B-P-H, does not u:

system of

) indicates that I have adopted an

abbreviation at variance with B-P-H or its sapitecneek ‘and the abbreviation may be found at the

place indicated, or that 4 a is not a main entry in 7L-2 but is mentioned at the number

1 in JOM 96-98 are listed in my Vade Mecum

indicated.

Bryologiae I (Contr. bade: Soe: 2 1999).

Acta Bot. Yunnan. — Acta Botanica

Yunnanica. BPH/S: 21.R. **

Acta Horti Bot. Univ. Latv. —

Botanici Universitatis Latviensis. BPH:

44.01

Ann. Bot. Soc. Zool.-Bot. Fenn. “Vanamo”

nnales Botanici Societatis

Ann. Univ. Turku., Ser. ra Biol.-Geogr. —

Annales Universitatis Turkuensis :

Series A, Biologia~-Geographica.

BPH/S: 74.L.

Arch. Esc. Farm. Fac. Ci. Méd. Cérdoba

— Archivos de la Escuela de Farmacia

de la Facultad de Ciencias Médicas de

Cérdoba. BPH/S: 100.R.

Arctoa — Arctoa, a Journal of Bryology.

PH: NEW.

Arsberatt. Bot. Arbeten Upptackter —

Arsberattelse om Botaniska Arbeten

och Upptackter. BPH: 154.27

Austral. Syst. Bot. — Australian

Systematic Botany. BPH/S: 112.L.

Bangladesh J. Bot. — Bangladesh Journal

of Botany. BPH/S: 115.R.

Bol. Inst. Bot. (Sao Paulo) — Boletim do

Instituto de Botanica (Sao Paulo).

BPH: 206.16.

Bot. Faerées — Botany of the Faerées.

Warming, E. TL2: 16736.

Bradea — Bradea, Bolitim do Herbarium

Bradeanum. BPH/S: 168.

Bryol. Beitr. — pryologinche Beitraege.

BPH/S: 171.R. *

Bryol. Twenty-first Cent. — Bryology for

the Twenty-first Century. Bates, J. W..,

N. W. Ashton & J. G. Duckett (eds.).

TL2: NEW. 1998.

Bryophyt. Biblioth. SS eer

Bibliotheca. BPH/S: 171.

Bull. Bot. Res., Harbin — ie of

Botanical Research. BPH/S: 182.L. **

Bull. Nat. Hist. Mus. Lond. (Bot.) — Bulletin of

the Natural History Museum, London

(Botany). BPH: NEW.

Bull. Natl. Sci. Mus., Tokyo, B — Bulletin of the

National Science veuaciinn, Series B, Botany.

BPH/S: 214.L. *

Bull. Soc. Linn. Provence — Bulletin de la

Société Linnéenne de Provence. BPH:

9.03.

Check-list Cens. Cat. Brit. Irish Bryoph. — A

Check-list and Census Catalogue of British

and Irish Bryophytes. Blockeel, T. L. & D. G

Long TL2: NEW. 1998.

Cryptog. Bot. — Cryptogamic Botany. BPH/S:

293.L.

Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol. — Cryptogamie:

Bryologie, Lichénologie. BPH/S: 293.L. **

Fl. Bryophyt. Intramongol. — Flora

Bryophytarum Intramongolicarum. Bai

Xue-liang (ed.). TL2: NEW. 1997.

Fl. Bryophyt. Shandong. — Flora Bryophytorum

Shangdongicorum. Zhao Zun-tian & Cao

Tong (editors). TL2: NEW. 1998.

|. Bryophyt. Sin. — Flora Bryophytorum

Sinicorum. Gao Chien (ed.). TL2: NEW.

1994—

Fl. Gén. Belgique, Bryoph. — Flore Générale de

Belgique, Bryophytes. Robyns, W. (ed.) TL2:

9313*, **

“Ty

Fl. Guianas, Ser. C, Bryoph. — Flora of the

Guianas, Series C, Bryophytes. BPH: NEW.

996.

Harvard Pap. Bot. — Harvard Papers in Botany.

BPH/S: 370.L.

IAB Symp. 2000’s Bryol., Abstr. — IAB

Symposium on 2000’s Bryology, Abstracts.

Anonymous. TL2: NEW. 1997.

Index Bryol. Suppl. — Index aa see

Supplementum Primum. Paris, E. G. T

1328*, 9

Int. J. Pl. Sci. — International Journal of Plant

Sciences. BPH: NEW.

J. Adelaide Bot. Gard. — Journal r the Adelaide

Botanic Gardens. BPH/S: 435.

PUBLICATIONS

J. Bot. (Desvaux) — Journal de Botanique,

rédigé par une société de botanistes.

BPH: 460.01.

J. Bryol. — Journal of Bryology. BPH/S:

441.L. **

Mém. Soc. Hist. Nat. Strasbourg —

Mémoires de la Société d’Histoire

Naturelle de Strasbourg. BPH: 584.06.

Monogr. Orthotrich. Ulot. Suec. —

Monographia Orthotrichorum et

Ulotarum Sueciae. Hammar, O. N.

TL2: 2341

Moss Fl. King George Island Antarctica —

The Moss Flora of King George Island

Antarctica. Ochyra, R. TL2: NEW

1998

NINA — NINA. BPH: NEW.

Novon — Novon. BPH: NEW.

Novosti Syst. NizS. Rast. — Novosti

Sistematiki Nizsikh Rastenii. BPH/S:

G22.L*, **

Publ. Carnegie Inst. Wash. — Publications

of the Carnegie Institution of

Washington. BPH: 744.12.

Rep. Princeton Univ. Exp. Patagonia, Botany —

Reports of the Princeton University

Expeditions to Patagonia... Botany.

Macloskie, G. TL2: 51 90.

Theses Catholic Med. Coll. — Theses of the

Catholic Medical College, Seoul. BPH:

NEW.

Trans. & Proc. Roy. Soc. New Zealand —

Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal

Society of New Zealand. BPH: 888.22.

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