MONOGRAPHS IN SYSTEMATIC BOTANY

FROM THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN

Volume 96

ISBN 1-930723-33-4

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The cover and title page illustration is Timotimius titanotus W. R. Buck,

honoring the Finnish bryologist Timo Juhani Koponen, 1939-,

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Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Acknowledgments 1

Index of Mosses 3

Literature Cited 34

Authors 42

Publications 44

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INTRODUCTION

Index of Mosses, 1999-2001 (IOM 99-01), contains nova published between 1 January

1999 and 31 December 2001. In addition, nova that should have appeared in earlier Indexes

of Mosses and valid nova that should have appeared in Jndex Muscorum are included. Finally,

there are some corrections to the earlier Indexes of Mosses and Index Muscorum.

IOM 99-01 closely follows the style of the Index of Mosses, 1963-1989, which appeared

in 1992, and later triennial installments, Index of Mosses, 1990-1992 (1994), Index of Mosses

1993-1995 (1997), and Index of Mosses, 1996-1998 (2000); bibliographic details are

provided on the next page. Users should read their introductions for details about content and

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IOM 99-01 also 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 99-01 is based on information contained in

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

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

interpretations of acceptance or synonymy.

Nomenclatural interpretations are based on the St. Louis Code. We interpret thirteen of

the names published during the interim as invalid or illegitimate. Of these we feel that it is

worth noting that Latin descriptions or diagnoses (or reference to previously published Latin

descriptions or diagnoses) are required for names of all ranks, algae and fossils excepted,

published after January 1, 1935. See Sphagnophyta. The Code does not provide for the

simultaneous validation of multiple names by a single description except in the case of new

monotypic genera based on new species (Article 34.1(d), 41.1, 42). See Ambuchannia and

related entries.

The number of newly described species of mosses continues to decline, as mentioned in

IOM 96-98. Here are the numbers of species with valid, legitimate names published during

the last four, three-year intervals: 1990-1992, 132; 1993-1995, 116; 1996-1998, 102, 1999-

2001, 89. Similarly, the taxonomic literature indicates that the number of species of mosses

currently recognized continues to decline, as reflected in TROPICOS, from 13,062 in late

1997 to 12,537 in mid 2003. In mosses, there are more new synonyms to discover than new

species.

é Acknowledgments: We thank our muscological colleagues at MO, Bruce Allen, Steve

Churchill, Patricia Eckel, Si He, Bob Ireland, and Richard Zander. Others have helped by

sending reprints.

Index of Mosses, 1963-1989, M. R. Crosby, R. E. Magill & C. R. Bauer. 1992. Monographs in

ystematic Botany from the Missouri Botanical Garden 42. [vi +] 646 pages.

Index of Mosses, 1990-1992. M. R. Crosby & R. E. Magill. 1994. Monographs in Systematic Botany

from the Missouri Botanical Garden 50. [vi +] 87 pages

Index of Mosses, 1993-1995. M. R. Crosby & R. E. Magill. 1997. Monographs in Systematic Botany

from the Missouri Botanical Garden 62. [vi +] 106 pages.

Index of Mosses, 1996-1998. M. R. Crosby. 2000. Monographs in Systematic Botany from the

Missouri Botanical Garden 80. [vi +] 65 pages.

INDEX OF MOSSES

ACAULON C. Miller, 1847.

Acaulon longifolium Herrmstadt & Heyn,

Nova Hedwigia 69: 229. f. 1. 1999.

Type: Israél. “Sharon Plain, Pardess

Hanna.” Kushnir s.n. Mar 21, 1943.

Holotype: HUJ. See Herrnstadt, I. & C.

C. Heyn, 1999.

ACROPORIUM Mitten, 1868.

Acroporium esmeraldicum (C. Miiller) W.

R. Buck in Churchill, Griffin & J.

Mufioz, Ruizia 17: 182. 2000. Basionym:

Hypnum esmeraldicum C. Miiller, 1851.

See Churchill, S. P., D. Griffin III & J.

Mufioz, 2000.

Acroporium strepsiphyllum (Montagne) B.

Tan i w, 1992.

Acroporium strepsiphyllum var. falcifolium

(Fleischer) B. C. Tan & Mohamed,

Raffles Bull. Zool. Suppl. 6: 74. 1999.

Basionym: Sematophyllum falcifolium

Fleischer, 1905. See Tan, B. C. & H

Mohamed, 1999.

ACTINOTHUIDIUM (Bescherelle) Brotherus,

1908

Actinothuidium hookeri (Mitten) Brotherus,

1908

*Actinothuidium hookeri subsp. boreale

Ignatov et al., Arctoa 8: 64. f. 18-19.

1999, invalid, herbarium for holotype not

indicated. Type: Russia. “Khabarovsk

Territory, Verkhnebureinsy Distr.,

Bureinsky State Reserve, Levaya Bureya

River near Lan Creek mouth, on rotten

stump.” Jgnatov 97-1283. Aug 25, 1997.

“Typus ... MHA, NICH, SINU.” See

Ignatov, M. S., E. A. Ignatova, Z.

Iwatsuki & B. C. Tan, 1999.

AEQUATORIELLA Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

90: 202. 2001.Type: Aequatoriella

bifaria (Bosch & Sande Lacoste) Touw,

2001 (Thuidium bifarium Bosch & Sande

Lacoste, 1865), holotype. Original

placement: Thuidiaceae. See Touw, A.,

Aequatoriella bifaria (Bosch & Sande

Lacoste) Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90:

202. 2001. Basionym: Thuidium bifarium

Bosch & Sande Lacoste, 1865. See

Touw, A., 2001a.

AMBLYODONTACEAE W. P. Schimper, Syn.

Musc. Eur. (ed. 2) CII, 495. 1876,

“Amblyodonteae.” Type: Amblyodon

Palisot de Beauvois, 1804. Other use:

Amblyodontoideae (W. P. Schimper)

Matteri & Ochyra, 1999.

AMBLYODONTOIDEAE (W. P. Schimper)

Matteri & Ochyra, Haussknechtia Beih.

9: 229. 1999. Basionym:

Amblyodontaceae W. P. Schimper, 1876.

See Matteri, C. M. & R. Ochyra, 1999.

* AMBUCHANANIA Seppelt & H. Crum in H.

Crum & Seppelt, Contr. Univ. Michigan

Herb. 22: 29. 1999, invalid, combined

genus-family-order description. See

H. & R. D. Seppelt, 1999.

*Ambuchanania leucobryoides Seppelt & H.

in H. Crum & Seppelt, Contr.

Univ. Michigan Herb. 22: 29. 1999,

invalid, genus invalid. See Crum, H. &

R. D. Seppelt, 1999.

* AMBUCHANANIACEAE Seppelt & H. Crum in

H. Crum & Seppelt, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 22: 29, 1999. invalid,

combined genus-family-order

description. See Crum, H. & R. D.

Seppelt, 1999.

* AMBUCHANANIALES Seppelt & H. Crum in

H. Crum & Seppelt, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 22: 29. 1999, invalid,

combined genus-family-order

description. See Crum, H. & R. D.

Seppelt, 1999.

ANISOTHECIUM Mitten, 1869.

Anisothecium fontanum (Herzog) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 242. 1999.

Basionym: Ditrichum fontanum Herzog,

1954. See Ochyra, R., 1999b.

ANOMODON W. J. Hooker & Taylor, 1818.

Anomodon perlinguatus Brotherus ex Wu

Pan-cheng & Jia Yu, Acta Phytotax. Sin.

38: 260. f. 2. 2000. Type: China.

“Shaanxi.” P. Giraldi 1272. 1899-06-10.

Holotype: H. See Wu Pan-cheng & Jia

Yu, 2000.

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ASCHISMA Lindberg, 1878.

Aschisma cuynetii (Bizot & Pierrot in Bizot,

Dury & Pierrot) J. Guerra & Cano, J

Bryol. 22: 94. 2000. Basionym: Phascum

cuynetii Bizot & Pierrot in Bizot, Dury &

Pierrot, 1969 [1970]. See Guerra, J. & M.

J. Cano

ASTOMIOPSIS Sak Miiller, 1882.

Astomiopsis magilliana Snider, K. L. Yip &

J. R. Clark, Bryologist 102: 119. f. 1-14.

1999. Type: South Africa. “Natal. Organ

Pipes Pass, Cathedral Peak. On rocks on

steep slope near stream.” Smook / 120.

Jan 26, 1978. Holotype: PRE. See Snider,

J., K. L. Yip & J. Clark, 1999.

ATRACTYLOCARPUS Mitten, 1869, conserved

name. Note: with the conservation of

Atractylocarpus, the homotypic

Metzleria may not be used.

Atractylocarpus comosus Dixon, Ann. Bryol.

7: 22. 1934. Other use: Metzleria comosa

(Dixon) Frahm, 2000

At (Brotherus)

Frahm, Trop. nat 18: 116. 2000.

Basionym: Brothera himalayana

oie 1901. See Frahm, J.-P.,

000)

daha malagensis (Herzog) Frahm,

Trop. Bryol. 18: 116. 2000. Basionym:

Campylopus malagensis Herzog, 1916.

See Frahm, J.-P., 2000b.

Atractylocarpus nanus R. S. Williams,

Bryologist 31: 109. f. 10. 1928. Other

use: Metzleria nana (R. S. Williams)

2000.

Atractylocarpus patagonicus Herzog &

Thériot, Ann. Bryol. 6: 124. 1933. Other

use: Metzleria patagonica (Herzog &

Thériot) Frahm, 2000.

AULACOMNIUM Schwagrichen, 1827,

conserved orthography, ‘ “hulacomiion.”

Aulacomnium palustre ee wig)

Schwagrichen, 1827

Aulacomnium palustre v var. rupestre Austin,

Musci Appalach. 38. 1870. Type: U.S.A.

“Moist rocks, Palisades, near Closter,

New Jersey.” Musci se eat” 219.

Note: not in Index Muscorum. See

Austin, C. F., 1870.

BARBELLA Fleischer ex Brotherus, 1906.

Barbella koningsbergeri Fleischer, Musci

Buitenzorg 4: 1666. f. 266. 1923. Other

use: Gammiella koningsbergeri

(Fleischer) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, 1999.

Barbella strongylensis Bottini, Webbia 2:

387. 1907. Other use: Rhynchostegium

strongylense (Bottini) W. R. Buck &

Privitera, 1999.

BARBULA Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Barbula ditrichoides Brotherus, Akad. Wiss.

Wien Sitzungsber., Math.-Naturwiss. K1.,

Abt. 1, 133: 566. 1924. Other use:

Didymodon ditrichoides (Brotherus) Li

Xing-jiang & S. He in Li Xing-jiang,

Crosby & S. He, 1.

Barbula ehrenbergii (Lorentz) Fleischer,

Barbula ehrenbergii var. gemmipara

Herrnstadt & Heyn, Nova Hedwigia 69:

234. f. 3. 1999. Type: Israél. “Lower

Galilee, Nahal Keziv, 10-30 cm above

water level.” Kaplan s.n. Jul 22, 1987.

Holotype: HUJ. See Herrnstadt, I. & C.

C. Heyn, 1999

Barbula ferruginascens Stirton, Ann. Scott.

Nat. Hist. 9 (35): 176. 1900. Other use:

Didymodon ferruginascens (Stirton)

Frahm in W. Frey et al., 1995.

Barbula granulosa Thériot, Rev. Bryol.

Lichénol. 9: 18. f. 10. 1936. Other use:

Pseudocrossidium granulosum (Thériot)

Churchill in Churchill, Griffin & J.

Mufioz, 2000.

Barbula jacutica Ignatova, Arctoa 10: 161. f.

2. 2001. Type: Russia. “East Siberia,

Republic Sakha/Yakutia, Ust-Maya

District, Allakh-Yun, Tarbagannakh,

61°06'N, 138°10’E, 1000 m alt., along

old road.” M. Ignatov 00-1060. Aug 24,

2000. Holotype: MHA; isotypes: BUF,

H, LE, MW. See Ignatova, E. A., 2001.

Barbula pallidobasis Dixon, Rev. Bryol.

Lichénol. 7: 107. 1934. Other use:

Didymodon pallidobasis (Dixon) Li

Xing-jiang & Iwatsuki in Li Xing-jiang,

Crosby & S. He, 2001.

BLINDIA Bruch & W. P. Schimper in B.S.G.,

846

1846.

Blindia turpis Cardot, Bull. Herb. Boissier,

sér. 2, 5: 1001. 1905. Other use:

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Dicranoweisia turpis (Cardot) Ochyra,

1999.

BRACHYDONTIUM Fiimrohr, 1827.

Brachydontium microcarpum (W. J. Hooker

& Wilson) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 44: 503. 1999. Basionym:

Weissia microcarpa W. J. Hooker &

Wilson, 1859. See Ochyra, R., 1999e.

BRACHYMENIUM Schwagrichen, 1824.

Brachymenium gemmiferum A. J. Shaw &

W. R. Buck in A. J. Shaw, B. H. Allen &

W. R. Buck, Bryologist 101: 601. f. 9-

14. 1998 [1999]. Type: Réunion. “Plaine

des Cafres (Le Vignt-Septiéme), Le

Volcan along Route Forestiére no. 5, near

turnoff to Piton Textor; alpine heath

shrubland dominated by Philippia, with

Phylica, Stoebe, Helichrysum,

Hypericum, and Sophora, elev. 2100 m,

21°11'S, 55°39'E, epipetric on lava flow

(a‘a) in rock crevices.” Lorence 7512.

Holotype:

BRACHYMITRION Taylor, 1846.

Brachymitrion immersum Goffinet,

Bryologist 102: 109. f. 1. 1999, Type:

Cameroon. “Southwest Province. Bui

Division. Bamenda Highlands, Kilum

Massif, Kilum Forest Preserve, near

village of Elak-Oku, ca. 6°10’N, 10°30’E,

2600 m.” Litt 1/5. Oct 30, 1996.

Holotype: NY. See Goffinet, B., 1999.

BRACHYTHECIELLA Ignatov in Ignatov, T.

Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot. Fenn. 165:

35. 1999. Type: Brachytheciella

stolonifera Ignatov in Ignatov, T.

Koponen & Norris, 1999, holotype.

Original placement: Brachytheciaceae.

See Ignatov, M. S., T. Koponen & D. H.

Norris, 1999.

Brachytheciella stolonifera Ignatov in

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot.

Fenn. 165: 37. f. 6. 1999. Type: Papua

New Guinea. “Simbu Prov.:

Kombugomambuno, 4 km SE of Mt.

Wilhelm, 5°48’S, 145°08’E, 3200 m alt.,

subalpine grassland, on Cyathea stem.”

A. Mundua 138. Dec 15, 1982. Holotype:

H; isotype: MHA “and, according to

label, also in CBH, CANB, LAE,

NICH.” See Ignatov, M. S., T. Koponen

& D.H. Norris, 1999.

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

1853

Brachythecium bellicum W. R. Buck et al.,

Nova Hedwigia 72: 468. f. 1-2. 2001.

ype: Morocco. “Rif Jbel Bouhalla,

35°08'36"N, 5°08'42”W, 1700 m: piso

supramediterraneo himedo, hueco entre

rocas con algo de suelo en bosque de

Abies pinsapo y Pinus pinaster.” M. J.

Cano & R. M. Ros s.n. Jun 16, 1997.

Holotype: MUB 9510; isotype: NY.

Original placement: sect. Velutina. See

Buck, W. R., J. A. Jiménez, R. M. Ros &

M. J. Cano, 2001.

Brachythecium falcatum (Grout) H. Crum,

Evansia 18: 62. 2001. Basionym:

Brachythecium oxycladon fo. falcatum

Grout, 1928. See Crum, H., 2001c.

Brachythecium koponenii Ignatov in

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot.

Fenn. 165: 29. f. 2, 21. 1999. Type:

Papua New Guinea. “Morobe Prov.: Mt.

Sarawaket Southern Range, Lake Gwam,

low scrub with scattered treeferns, alt.

3400 m, on humus, 6°19.5'S, 147°07'E,

collecting locality 6e.” 7. Koponen

32285. Jul 7, 1981. Holotype: H.

Paratypes cited. See Ignatov, M. S., T.

Koponen & D. H. Norris, 1999.

Brachythecium micrangium C. Miiller,

Nuovo Giorn. Bot. Ital., n.s., 3: 127.

1896. Other use: Okamuraea micrangia

(C. Miiller) Wang You-fang & Hu Ren-

liang in Wang You-fang, Zhu Jun & Hu

Ren-liang, 2000.

Paaite ant oxycladon (Bridel) Jaeger,

1878.

Brachythecium oxycladon fo. falcatum

Grout, Moss FI]. N. Amer. 3: 36. 1928.

Other use: Brachythecium falcatum

(Grout) H. Crum, 2001

Brachythecium papuense \gnatov in Ignatov,

T. Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot. Fenn

165: 33. 1999, Replaced name:

Cirriphyllum novae-guineae Dixon,

1943. Blocking name: Brachythecium

novae-guineae E. B. Bartram, 1962. See

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Ignatov, M. S., T. Koponen & D. H.

Norris, 1

Brachythecium papuensé var.

ramosissimum Ignatov in Ignatov, T.

Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot. Fenn. 165:

35. f. 5. 1999. Type: Papua New Guinea.

“Morobe Prov.: Mt. Sarawaket, Southern

Range, 2.5 km S of L[ake] Gwam and E

of Mt. Enggum, headwaters of Sankwep

R. Deep S-sloping valley with scattered

scrub and spring, alt. 3500-3570 m,

6°21'S, 147°07'E. Open wet valley[;] on

boulder along stream.” Koponen 32693.

Jul 9, 1981. Holotype: H. See Ignatov,

M. S., T. Koponen & D. H. Norris, 1999.

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

Schimper, 1856.

Breutelia _—. B. H. Allen & Griffin,

Novon 9: 2. f. 1. 1999. Type: Costa Rica.

‘Cathie: Tapanti Forest Reserve ca. 25

km SE of Cartago.” Griffin & Eakin 196.

Holotype: MO; isotypes: F, FLAS, NY,

US. Paratype cited. See Allen, B. & D.

Griffin III, 1999.

BROTHERA C. Miiller, 1900.

Brothera himalayana Brotherus, Nat.

Pflanzenfam. I(3): 330. 1901. Other use:

Atractylocarpus himalayanus (Brotherus)

Frahm, 2000.

BROTHERELLA Loeske ex Fleischer, 1914.

Brotherella celebensis Dixon, Ann. Bryol. 7:

34. 1934. Other use: Warburgiella

celebensis (Dixon) B. C. Tan, 2000.

Brotherella falcatula Brotherus in Handel-

Mazzetti, Symb. Sin. 4: 119. 1929. Other

use: Brotherella henonii var. falcatula

(Brotherus in Handel-Mazzetti) B. C.

Tan & Jia Yu, 1999.

Brotherella henonii (Duby) Fleischer, 1914.

Brotherella henonii var. falcatula (Brotherus

in Handel-Mazzetti) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu,

J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 86: 32. 1999.

Basionym: Brotherella falcatula

Brotherus in Handel-Mazzetti, 1929. See

B.C. & Jia Yu, 1999.

Brotherella nictans (Mitten) Brotherus,

1925

Brotherella nictans var. zangmu-

xingjiangiorum B. C. Tan, Hikobia 13:

188. f. 1-9. 2000, “zangmu-xingjiangii.”

Type: China. Yunnan: “Dulong-jiang

(River), on decaying log at 1750 m elev.”

Zang Mu 3609. Aug 1982. Holotype:

SINU; isotype: KUN. See Tan, B. C.,

2000b.

BRYOCHENEA Gao Chien & Zhang Guang-

chu

Bryochenea vestitissima (Bescherelle) Touw,

J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 202. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium vestitissimum

Bescherelle, 1892. See Touw, A., 2001a.

BRYUM Hedwig, 1801.

Bryum alpinulum Bescherelle, 1880.

Bryum alpinulum var. levieri Renauld &

Cardot in Renauld, Suppl. Prodr. Fl.

Bryol. Madagascar 59. 1909. Type:

Madagascar. “Dans le forét de Fito.”

Perrot s.n. Type: “Hb. Levier.” Note: not

in Index React, See Renauld, F.,

1909.

Bryum palustre Dickson, Fasc. Pl]. Crypt.

Brit. 4: 11. 1801. Other use:

Dichodontium palustre (Dickson) Stech,

1999,

Bryum turbinatum (Hedwig) Turner, 1804.

Bryum turbinatum fo. submersum

(Limpricht in E. Bauer) Podpéra, Consp.

Musc. Eur. 369. 1954. Basionym: Bryum

submersum Limpricht in E. Bauer, 1894.

Note: cited in JOM 63-89 from Bryum

Gen. Monogr. Prodr. 16: 231. 1973.

BUCKIELLA Ireland, Novon 11: 55.

2001.Type: Buckiella undulata (Hedwig)

Ireland, 2001 (Hypnum undulatum

Hedwig, 1801), holotype. Original

placement: Hypnaceae. See Ireland, R.

BR 2

., 2001.

Buckiella draytonii (Sullivant) Ireland,

Novon 11: 61. 2001. Basionym: Hypnum

draytonii Sullivant, 1854. See Ireland, R.

., 2001.

Buckiella undulata (Hedwig) — Novon

1: 55. 2001. Basionym: Hypn

undulatum Hedwig, 1801. See Seteod R.

R., 2001.

CALYPTROCHAETA Desvaux, 1825.

sig icereeceg brassii (E. B. Bartram)

nn, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 88: 108.

2000. B haku Eriopus brassii E. B.

Bartram, 1952. See Streimann, H.,

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Calyptrochaeta otwayensis Streimann, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 88: 116. f. 9. 2000.

Type: Australia. “Victoria. Melba State

Park, Lavers Hill, 26 km WNW of

Apollo Bay, 380 m, on Nothfagus and

other tree bases, in poor disturbed

Nothofagus and Acacia forest on slopes

in valley.” H. S/treimann] 58384. Dec

1996. Holotype: CANB; isotype: MEL

and “(distributed in Musci Austral. Exs.)”

Other indicated distribution: Australia

(Tasmania). See Streimann, H., 2000.

CAMPYLIACEAE (Kanda) W. R. Buck in W.

R. Buck & Goffinet in A. J. Shaw &

Goffinet, Bryoph. Biol. 110. 2000.

Basionym: Campylioideae Kanda, 1975

[1976]. See Buck, W. R. & B. Goffinet,

CAMPYLIOIDEAE Kanda, J. Sci. Hiroshima

Univ., Ser. B, Div. 2, Bot. 15: 250. 1975

[1976].Type: Campylium (Sullivant in A.

Gray) Mitten, 1869 (Hypnum sect.

Campylium Sullivant in A. Gray, 1856).

Other use: Campyliaceae (Kanda) W. R.

Buck in W. R. Buck & Goffinet in A. J.

Shaw & Goffinet, 2000. Original

placement: Amblystegiaceae. See Kanda,

H., 1975 [1976].

CAMPYLIUM (Sullivant in A. Gray) Mitten,

1869.

Campylium calcareum Crundwell &

Nyholm, 1962 [1963].

Campylium calcareum fo. latifolia

Schljakov, Novosti Syst. Niz8. Rast. 32:

183. f. 2. 1998. Other use:

Campylophyllum sommerfeltii fo.

latifolium (Schljakov) Schljakov, 1999.

CAMPYLOPHYLLUM (W. P. Schimper)

Fleischer, 1914.

Campylophyllum sommerfeltii (Myrin)

Hedenis, 1997.

Campylophyllum sommerfeltii fo. latifolium

(Schljakov) Schljakov, Novosti Syst.

Niz8. Rast. 33: 197. 1999. Basionym:

Campylium calcareum fo. latifolia

Schlijakov, 1996. See Schljakov, R. N.,

1999.

aah nee euchlorum (Montagne)

in Matteri & Calabrese, Ann.

sci: Yeas, 36: 47. 1999. Basionym:

Dicranum euchlorum Montagne, 1845.

See Matteri, C. M. & G. M. Calabrese,

1999.

CAMPYLOPUsS Bridel, 1819 [1818].

Campylopus malagensis Herzog, Biblioth.

Bot. 87: 23. pl. 1: f. 6. 1916. Other use:

Atractylocarpus malagensis (Herzog)

Frahm, 2000.

Campylopus pilifer Bridel, 1819 [1818].

Campylopus pilifer subsp. vaporarius (De

Notaris) Brullo, Privitera & M. Puglisi,

Bocconea 13: 333. 2001. Basionym:

Campylopus polytrichoides var.

vaporarius De Notaris, 1869. See Brullo,

S., M. Privitera & M. Puglisi, 2001.

Campylopus polytrichoides De Notaris,

1838.

Campylopus polytrichoides var. vaporarius

Notaris, Atti Reale Univ. Genova 1:

646. 1869. Other use: Campylopus pilifer

subsp. vaporarius (De Notaris) Brullo,

Privitera & M. Puglisi, 2001.

— schwarzii W. P. Schimper,

ci Eur. Nov. 1. pl. 1. 1864. Other

use: wg aie ante schwarzii (W. P.

Schimper) Gao Chien & Vitt in Gao

Chien, Crosby & S. He, 1999.

CAMPYLOSTELIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper

Campylostelium brachycarpum (Noguchi)

Iwatsuki, Tateishi & Tad. Suzuki,

Hikobia 13: 84. 1999. Basionym:

Campylostelium saxicola var.

brachycarpum Noguchi, 1950. See

Iwatsuki, Z., Y. Tateishi & T. Suzuki,

1999.

Campylostelium saxicola (Weber & D.

Mohr) Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1846.

Campylostelium saxicola var. brachycarpum

Noguchi, J. Jap. Bot. 25: 78. 40. 1950.

Other use: Campylostelium

brachycarpum (Noguchi) Iwatsuki,

Tateishi & Tad. Suzuki, 1999.

CHAETOMITRIUM Dozy & Molkenboer, 1846.

Chaetomitrium crispifolium E. B. Bartram,

Svensk Bot. Tidskr. 47: 401. 1953. Other

use: Unclejackia crispifolia (E. B.

Bartram) Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris,

1999.

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Chaetomitrium darnaedii H. Akiyama &

Suleiman, Hikobia 13: 498. f. 4, 11.

2001. Type: Indonesia [Borneo]. “East

Kalimantan, Bulungan, Long Bawan,

950-1050 m, intermingled with

Chaetomitrium everettii.” Akiyama K-

24124A. Holotype: HYO; isotypes: BO,

L, NY. See Akiyama, H. & M. Suleiman,

2001.

Chaetomitrium longisetulum E. B. Bartram,

Lloydia 5: 280. 45. 1942. Other use:

Unclejackia longisetula (E. B. Bartram)

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, 1999.

Chaetomitrium maryatii H. Akiyama &

Suleiman, Hikobia 13: 504. f. 5, 17.

2001. Type: Malaysia [Sabah]. ““Agathis

trail, in the vicinity of Agathis camp, foot

of Maliau Basin, NNW of Kalab:

Tawau (N 04°43’, E 116°50’), 500 m.”

Akiyama Maliau—576. May 18, 2001.

Holotype: HYO; isotypes: BM, MO, NY,

UMS. Paratypes cited. See Akiyama, H.

& M. Suleiman, 2001.

Chaetomitrium seramense H. Akiyama,

Bryol. Res. 7: 258. f. 1-2. 1999,

“seramensis.” Type: Indonesia. “Central

Seram, en route from Wae Heka Heka to

Wae Pasola Hatu, ca. 500 malt.” H.

Akiyama C-16011. Holotype: HYO;

isotypes: BO, L. See Akiyama, H., 1999.

CHIONOLOMA Dixon, 1922.

Chionoloma bombayense (C. Miiller) P.

Sollman, Trop. Bryol. 20: 139. 2001.

Basionym: Trichostomum bombayense C.

Miller, 1851. See Sollman, P., 2001.

CHIONOSTOMUM C. Miiller, 1869.

Chionostomum hainanensis B. C. Tan & Jia

Yu, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 86: 34. f. 8: 5—

11. 1999. Type: China. “Hainan, Mt.

Wuji, on bamboo branches.” Fudan

Biology Department 2. Nov 8, 1954.

Holotype: PE; isotype: FH. Para

cited. See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu, 1999,

CINCLIDOTUS Palisot de Beauvois, 1804.

Cinclidotus bistratosus Kiirschner &

Liibenau-Nestle, Nova Hedwigia 70: 471.

f. 1-22. 2000. Type: Turkey. “Antalya

Province: Képriilii Kanyon National

Park, K6prii Irmagi, ca. 15 km north of

Beskonak, between Oluk bridge and

Caltepe, at the end of the steep canyon,

ca. 250 m alt., on rocks exposed to

submergence, flood zone of the Aksu

Irmagi.” R. & H. Panzer s.n. 21 Apr,

1999. Holotype: B; isotype: herb.

Kiirschner, herb. Liibenau. See

Kiirschner, H. & R. Libenau-Nestle,

2000.

CIRRIPHYLLUM Grout, 1898.

Cirriphyllum novae-guineae Dixon,

Farlowia 1: 37. 1943. Other use:

Brachythecium papuense Ignatov in

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, 1999.

CLAOPODIUM (Lesquereux & T. P. James)

Renauld & Cardot, 1893.

Claopodium leptopteris (C. Miiller) Wu Pan-

cheng & Wang Mei-zhi in Wu Pan-cheng

& Jia Yu, Acta Phytotax. Sin. 38: 261.

2000. Basionym: Haplocladium

leptopteris C. Miiller, 1896. See Wu Pan-

cheng & Jia Yu, 2000.

CLASTOBRYOPSIS Fleischer, 1923.

Clastobryopsis delicata Fleischer, Musci

Buitenzorg 4: 1180. 1923. Other use:

Clastobryopsis planula var. delicata

(Fleischer) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, 1999.

Clastobryopsis planula (Mitten) Fleischer,

1923.

Clastobryopsis planula var. delicata }

(Fleischer) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 86: 14. 1999. Basionym:

Clastobryopsis delicata Fleischer, 1923.

See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu, 1999.

COSCINODON Sprengel, 1804.

Coscinodon australis Dixon & Sainsbury,

Trans. & Proc. Roy. Soc. New Zealand

75: 175. 1945. Other use: Grimmia

australis (Dixon & Sainsbury) J. Mufioz

& Ochyra, 1999.

Coscinodon yukonensis Hastings, Bryologist

102: 278. f. 42-51, 53-54. 1999. Type:

Canada. “Yukon Territory. Itsi Range,

Selwyn Mts., N end of unnamed lake, S

of Fuller L[ake], 62°56'N, 130°09’W,

1600-1700 m alt.” Schofield 70122. Aug

9, 1978. Holotype: ALTA; isotype:

CANM. Other indicated distribution:

Canada: British Columbia. re ae

Alaska. See Hastings, R. I.,

CRYPHAEA D. Mohr & Weber, nei Heist

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Cryphaea subgen. Filiformes P. Rao,

Bryobrothera 7: 20. 2001. Type:

Cryphaea filiformis (Hedwig) Bridel,

1819 [1818] (Neckera filiformis Hedwig,

1801), holotype. See Rao, Pengcheng,

2001a.

Cryphaea sect. Glomeratae P. Rao,

Bryobrothera 7: 20. 2001. Type:

Cryphaea glomerata W. P. Schimper ex

Sullivant in A. Gray, 1856, holotype. See

Rao, Pengcheng, 2001a.

Cryphaea bollei Brotherus & Geheeb in

Geheeb & Herzog, Biblioth. Bot. 73: 47.

1910. Other use: Pseudoleskeopsis bollei

(Brotherus & Geheeb in Geheeb &

Herzog) P. Rao, 2001.

Cryphaea lanceolata P. Rao & Enroth,

Bryobrothera 5: 170. f. 2. 1999. Type:

China. “NW Sichuan, Minshan Range,

Nanping Co. Bia-He River valley 70 km

SW of Nanpin city and 3 km NE from

Jiu-Dao-Guai Bridge, orotemperate

Betula utilis-Fraxinus-Prunus-Tilia

forest, alt. 2480-2510 m, 33°14'N,

103°46’E, on branch of fallen tree trunk

of recently cut deciduous tree.” T.

Koponen 46842. Sep 19, 1991. Holotype:

H. See Rao, Pengcheng & J. Enroth,

1999.

Cryphaea leveillei Thériot, Monde PI. 9(45):

22. 1907. Other use: Cyptodontopsis

leveillei (Thériot) P. Rao & Enroth, 1999.

Cryphaea omeiensis P. Rao, Ann. Bot. Fenn.

37: 53. f. 1-2, 5. 2000. Type: China.

“Prov. Sichuan, Mount Omei Shan SW

of Chendu, alt. 1000-2000 m, epiphytic

in forest, on tree trunk.” A. Touw 23924.

Oct 24, 1980. Holotype: L. See Rao,

Pengcheng, 2000.

Cryphaea ravenelii Austin, Bot. Gaz.

(Crawfordsville) 2: 89. 1877. Other use:

Monocryphaea ravenelii (Austin) P. Rao,

2001

Cryphaea sinensis E. B. Bartram, Ann.

Bryol. 8: 15. f. 9. 1935. Other use:

Sphaerotheciella sinensis (E. B. Bartram)

P. Rao, 2000.

CTENIDIUM (W. P. Schimper) Mitten, 1869.

Ctenidium reduncum W. P. Schimper ex

Mitten, J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 12: 509. 1869.

Other use: Mittenothamnium reduncum

(W. P. Schimper ex Mitten) Ochyra,

1999.

CYPTODONTOPSIS Dixon, 1937.

Cc pwned leveillei (Thériot) P. Rao &

Enroth, Bryobrothera 5: 185. 1999.

pena Cryphaea leveillei Thériot,

1907. See Rao, Pengcheng & J. Enroth,

CYRTO-HYPNUM Hampe, 1869.

Cyrto-hypnum contortulum (Mitten) Wu

Pan-cheng, Crosby & S. He, Chenia 6: 6.

1999. Basionym: Leskea contortula

Mitten, 1859. See Wu Peng-chen, M.

Crosby & S. He, 1999.

Cyrto-hypnum fuscatum (Bescherelle) Wu

Pan-cheng, Crosby & S. He, Chenia 6:

10. 1999. Basionym: Thuidium fuscatum

Bescherelle, 1892. See Wu Peng-chen,

M. Crosby & S. He, 1999.

Cyrto-hypnum microphyllum

(Schwagrichen) Wu Pan-cheng, Crosby

& S. He, Chenia 6: 7. 1999. Basionym:

Haplohymenium microphyllum

Schwagrichen, 1829. See Wu Peng-chen,

M. Crosby & S. He, 1999.

gala te orm unipinnatum (Fang Yan-

& T. Koponen) W. R. Buck,

Blewatieie’ 104: 501. 2001. Basionym:

Thuidium unipinnatum Fang Yan-ming &

T. Koponen, 2001. See Buck, W. R.,

2001.

DALTONIA W. J. Hooker & Taylor, 1818,

conserved name.

Daltonia lamyana Montagne, Ann. Sci. Nat.

Bot., sér. 2, 6: 327. pl. 18: f. 2. 1836.

Other use: Dendrocryphaea lamyana

(Montagne) P. Rao, 2001.

DENDROCRYPHAEA Paris & W. P. Schimper

ex Brotherus, 1905.

Dendrocryphaea lamyana (Montagne) P.

Rao, Bryobrothera 7: 103. 2001

Basionym: Daltonia lamyana Montagne,

1836. See Rao, Pengcheng, 2001b.

DIAPHANODON Renauld & Cardot, 1895.

Diaphanodon blandus (Harvey in W. J.

Hooker) Renauld & Cardot, 1900.

Diaphanodon blandus subsp. friisii (Bizot &

Lewinsky) Zanten & C. C. Townsend,

Haussknechtia Beih. 9: 407. 1999.

INDEX OF MossEs, 1999-2001

Basionym: Diaphanodon friisii Bizot &

Lewinsky, 1978. See Zanten, B. O. van

& C. C. Townsend, 1999

Diaphanodon blandus fo. recurvidentatus

(Zanten) Zanten in Zanten & C. C.

Townsend, Haussknechtia Beih. 9: 406.

1999, “recurvedentatus.” Basionym:

Diaphanodon blandus var.

recurvidentatus Zanten, 1959. See

Zanten, B. O. van & C. C. Townsend,

1999,

Diaphanodon blandus var. recurvidentatus

Zanten, Blumea 9: 544. pl. 6, f. 1: j-k.

1959. Other use: Diaphanodon blandus

fo. recurvidentatus (Zanten) Zanten in

Zanten & C. C. Townsend, 1999.

Diaphanodon friisii Bizot & Lewinsky,

Lindbergia 4: 275. f. 2. 1978. Other use:

Diaphanodon blandus subsp. friisii

(Bizot & Lewinsky) Zanten & C. C.

Townsend, 1999.

Diaphanodon laevivittatus Zanten & C. C.

Townsend, Haussknechtia Beih. 9: 407.

f. 1. 1999. Type: Indonesia. “Java.

Pangerango.” Jaeger 2c. Sep 13, 1938.

Holotype: BM-Dixon. See Zanten, B. O.

van & C. C. Townsend, 1999.

DICHODONTIUM W. P. Schimper, 1856.

Dichodontium palustre (Dickson) Stech,

Nova Hedwigia 69: 239. 1999,

Basionym: Bryum palustre Dickson,

1801. See Stech, M., 1999.

DICRANELLA (C. Miiller) W. P. Schimper,

1856, conserved name

Dicranella gremmenii Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 44: 221. f. 3. 1999.

Type: South Africa. “Prince Edward

Islands. Marion Island: Gamma Kop, lat.

46°54'45"S, long. 37°45'50"E, elev. ca.

930 m.” Ochyra & Smith 690/99. Apr 12

1999. Holotype: PRE; isotypes: BM, H,

KRAM, NY, herb. Matteri, herb. Olson.

Paratypes cited. See Ochyra, R., 1999a.

*Dicranella recurvata Ochyra, Arts & Lewis-

Smith in Ochyra, Bednarek-Ochyra &

Lewis-Smith, Polish Polar Stud. , 25th

Int. Polar Symp. 166. 1998, invalid, no

Latin description. See Ochyra,

ap &R. Lewis-Smith,

998

TDICRANITES Klebs, 1907.

{Dicranites grollei Frahm, Haussknechtia

Beih. 9: 129. f. 1-2. 1999. Type: Baltic

_ amber, Glink J. Glink collection. See

Frahm, J.-P., 1999.

DICRANOLOMA (Renauld) Renauld, 1901.

Dicranoloma bartramianum (B. H. Allen)

Klazenga, J. Hattori Bot. on 87: 57.

1999. Basionym: Dicranu

bartramianum B. H. Allen, 1987. See

Klazenga, N., 1999.

Dicranoloma cutlackii (Norris & T.

Koponen) Klazenga, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

87: 84. 1999. Basionym: Dicranum

cutlackii Norris & T. Koponen, 1990.

Klazenga, N., 1999

Dicranoloma fragile Brotherus, Nat.

anzenfam. (ed. 2) 10: 209. 1924.

Replaced name: Dicranum fragile W. J.

Hooker, 1819. Blocking name: Dicranum

fragile Bridel, 1801. Other use:

Dicranum psathyrum Klazenga, 1999.

DICRANOWEISIA Lindberg ex Milde, 1869.

Dicranoweisia insularis (Mitten) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 500. 1999.

Basionym: Grimmia insularis Mitten,

1876. See Ochyra, R., 1999d

Dicranoweisia macrospora (Reimers)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 500.

1999. Basionym: Verrucidens

macrosporus Reimers, 1936. See Ochyra,

R., 1999d.

Dicranoweisia turpis (Cardot) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 500. 1999.

Basionym: Blindia turpis Cardot, 1905.

See Ochyra, R., 1999d.

DICRANUM Hedwig, 1801.

Dicranum subgen. Pseudochorisodontium

Brotherus, Nat. Pflanzenfam. (ed. 2) 10:

207. 1924. Other use

Pseudochorisodontium (Brotherus) Gao

Chien et al. in Gao Chien, Crosby & S.

He, 1999,

Dicranum bartramianum B. H. Allen,

Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol. 8: 323. 1987.

Replaced name: Dicnemon robustum E.

B. Bartram, 1945. Blocking name:

Dicranum robustum J. D. Hooker &

Wilson, 1844. Other use: Dicranoloma

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bartramianum (B. H. Allen) Klazenga,

1999.

Dicranum conanenum Gao Chien in Gao

Chien & Zhang Guang-chu, Acta

Phytotax. Sin. 17: 115. f. 1: 1-7. 1979.

Other use: Pseudochorisodontium

conanenum (Gao Chien in Gao Chien &

Zhang Guang-chu) Gao Chien in Gao

Chien et al. in Gao Chien, Crosby & S.

He, 1999

Dicranum cutlackii Norris & T. Koponen,

Acta Bot. Fenn. 139: 38. 1990. Other

use: Dicranoloma cutlackii (Norris & T.

Koponen) Klazenga, 1999.

mig anna Engelmark, Stuttgarter

Beitr. Naturk., A 592: 4. f. 1, 3. 1999.

“se Germany. “Baden-Wiirttemberg,

Signaringen, Oberschmeien.” T.

Engelmark s.n. May 13, 1980. Holotype:

S; isotype: STU. Other indicated

distribution: Iran, Mongolia, Russia. See

Engelmark, T.-B., 1999.

Dicranum euchlorum Montagne, Ann. Sci.

Nat. Bot., sér. 3, 4: 112. 1845. Other use:

Campylopodium euchlorum (Montagne)

Matteri in Matteri & Calabrese, 1999.

Dicranum gymnostomum Mitten, J. Proc.

Linn. Soc., Bot., Suppl. 1: 14. 1859.

Other use: Pseudochorisodontium

gymnostomum (Mitten) Gao Chien et al.

in Gao Chien, Crosby & S. He, 1999.

Dicranum gymnostomum var. hokinense

Bescherelle, Ann. Sci. Nat. Bot., sér. 7,

15: 51. 1892. Other use:

Pseudochorisodontium hokinense ,

(Bescherelle) Gao Chien, Vitt & Fu Xing

in Gao Chien, Crosby & S. He, 1999.

Dicranum mamillosum Gao Chien & Aur

Zhi-wen, Bull. Bot. Lab. N.-E. Forest.

Inst., Harbin 7: 98. f. 1: 9-16. 1980.

Other use: Pseudochorisodontium

mamillosum (Gao Chien & Aur Zhi-wen)

Gao Chien et al. in Gao Chien, Crosby &

S. He, 1999.

*Dicranum orientale Otnyukova, Bot. Zurn

(Moscow & Leningrad) 85(10): 82. f. =

2. 2000, illegitimate, later homonym.

Earlier name: Dicranum orientale

(Weber) D. Mohr, 1806. Type: Russia.

“Tuva Respublica, depressio laci, Azas

(Todga), 52°26’ lat. bor., 96°37’ long.

orient., 950 m.s.m.” 7. Otnjukova N

1249. Aug 1, 1995. Holotype: KRF;

isotypes: IRK, LE, MHA. Paratypes

cited. See Otnyukova, T. N., 2000.

Dicranum psathyrum Klazenga, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 87: 118. 1999. Replaced name:

Dicranoloma fragile Brotherus, 1924.

Blocking name: Dicranum fragile Bridel,

1801. See Klazenga, N.,

Dicranum ramosum Gao Chien & Aur Zhi-

wen, Bull. Bot. Lab. N.-E. Forest. Inst.,

Harbin 7: 97. f. 1: 1-8. 1980. Other use:

Pseudochorisodontium ramosum (Gao

Chien & Aur Zhi-wen) Gao Chien et al.

in Gao Chien, Crosby & S. He, 1999.

Dicranum setschwanicum Brotherus, Symb.

Sin. 4: 26. 1929. Other use:

(Brotherus) Gao Chien et al. in Gao

Chien, Crosby & S. He, 1999.

DIDYMODON Hedwig, 1801.

Didymodon ditrichoides (Brotherus) Li

Xing-jiang & S. He in Li Xing-jiang,

Crosby & S. He, Moss Fl. China 2: 160.

2001. Basionym: Barbula ditrichoides

Brotherus, 1924. See Li Xing-jiang, M.

R. Crosby & S. He (editors), 2001.

Didymodon ferruginascens (Stirton) Frahm

in W. Frey et al., Kleine Kryptogamenfl.

(ed. 6) 4: 206. 1995. Basionym: Barbula

ferruginascens Stirton, 1900. Note: not in

IOM 93-95. See Frey, W., J.-P. Frahm,

E. Fischer & W. Lobin, 1995.

Didymodon gorodkovii (A. L. Abramova &

Ed amov in I. I. Abramov)

Schljakov, Novosti Syst. NizS. Rast. 33:

197. 1999. Basionym: Didymodon rufus

var. gorodkovii A. L. Abramova & I. I.

Abramov in I. I. Abramov, 1963. See

Schljakov, R. N., 1999.

Didymodon norrisii Zander, Bryologist 102:

112. f. 1-11. 1999. Type: U.S.A

“California. Humboldt Co., near

Kneeland, Sec. 22, R2E, T4N.” D. H.

Norris 7884. Oct 8, 1967. Holotype:

BUF; isotype: UC. Other indicated

distribution: U.S.A. (Oregon). See

Zander, R. H., 1999.

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Didymodon pallidobasis (Dixon) Li Xing-

jiang & Iwatsuki in Li Xing-jiang,

Crosby & S. He, Moss Fl. China 2: 166.

2001. Basionym: Barbula pallidobasis

Dixon, 1934. See Li Xing-jiang, M. R.

Crosby & S. He (editors), 2001.

Didymodon rufus Lorentz in Rabenhorst,

1863

Didymodon rufus var. gorodkovii A. L.

Abramova & I. I. Abramov in I. I.

Abramov, Trudy Arktié. Antarktié.

Nau¢.-Issl. Inst. Glavn. Upravl. Servern.

Morsk. Minist. Flota SSSR 224: 220. f.

2-3. 1963. Other use: Didymodon

gorodkovii (A. L. Abramova & I. I.

Abramov in I. I. Abramov) Schljakov,

1999.

DIPHYSCIUM D. Mohr, 1803.

Diphyscium chiapense Norris, 1981.

Diphyscium chiapense ssp. unipapillosum

(Deguchi) Chiang Tzen-yuh & Lin Shan-

hsiung, Bot. Bull. Acad. Sin. 42: 217.

2001. Basionym: Diphyscium

unipapillosum Deguchi, 1984. See

Chiang, Tzen-yuh & Shang-hsiung Lin,

2001.

Diphyscium unipapillosum Deguchi, J. Jap.

Bot. 59(4): 97. f. 1. 1984. Other use:

Diphyscium chiapense ssp.

oe (Deguchi) Chiang Tzen-

in Shan-hsiung, 2001.

RE ore Dozy & Molkenboer,

1846.

REE MLO scabrisetum H. Akiyama &

maguchi, Bryol. Res. 7: 206. f. 1.

1999. Type: Malaysia. “Sabah, reserved

forest near Head Quarter Office of

Kinabalu National Park, ca. 1400 m alt.”

Akiyama & Yamaguchi 539. Dec 25,

1997. Holotype: HYO; isotype: HIRO,

UMS. See Akiyama, H. & T

Yamaguchi, 1999.

DITRICHUM Hampe, 1867, conserved name.

Ditrichum brevisetum Kiguchi, Tad. Suzuki

& Iwatsuki, Hikobia 13: 521. f. 1. 2001.

Type: Japan. “Honshu, Shizuoka-ken,

Haibara-gun, Yoshida-cho, Kawashiri, 20

malt.” 7. Suzuki & Z. Iwatsuki 60487.

Apr 18, 1998. Holotype: NICH; isotypes:

herb. H. Kiguchi, herb. T T. Suzuki.

Paratypes cited. See Kiguchi, H., T.

Suzuki & Z. Iwatsuki, 2001.

Ditrichum fontanum Herzog, Rev. Bryol.

Lichénol. 23: 70. 1954. Other use:

Anisothecium fontanum (Herzog)

Ochyra, 1999.

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

conserved name.

Drepanocladus kurilensis Smirnova, Bot.

Mater. Otd. Sporov. Rast. 8: 210. 1.

1912. Other use: Warnstorfia kurilensis

(Smirnova) Schljakov, 1999.

Drepanocladus stagnatus Zarnowiec, Taxon.

Monogr. Drepanocladus anduncus

Group 206. f. 73-77. 2001. Type:

Poland. “Podlaskie woj., Suwalki

Landscape Park, Lizdejki 23 km north of

Sumakki, alt. 250 m; submerged in pools

in wet meadowland on the right bank of

the River Szeszupa between Lake

Lizdejki and Lake Przechodnie.” R.

Ochyra s.n. May 16, 1979. Holotype:

KRAM; isotypes: BR, G, H, JE, KRAM,

M, U. Other indicated distribution:

Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France,

Germany, Great Britain, Greenland,

Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden,

Switzerland. See Zarnowiec, J., 2001.

*DREPANOPHYLLUM Schwagrichen, 1823,

illegitimate, later homonym.

Drepanophyllum duidense R. S. Williams,

Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 58: 501. f. 44.

1931. Other use: Phyllodrepanium

falcifolium var. duidense (R. S. Williams)

Pursell & B. H. Allen, 1999.

DRUMMONDIACEAE (Vitt) Goffinet in W. R.

Buck & Goffinet in A. J. Shaw &

Goffinet, Bryoph. Biol. 99. 2000.

Basionym: Drummondioideae Vitt, 1972.

See Buck, W. R. & B. Goffinet, 2000.

DRUMMONDIOIDEAE Vitt, Canad. J. Bot. 50:

1194. 1972, “Drummondoideae.” Other

use: Drummondiaceae (Vitt) Goffinet in

W.R. Buck & Goffinet in A. J. Shaw &

Goffinet, 2000.

ECHINOPHYLLUM T. J. O’Brien in T. J.

O’Brien & D. G. Horton, Bryologist 103:

513. 2000. Type: Echinophyllum

sachalinense (Lindberg) T. J. O’Brien in

T. J. O’Brien & D. G. Horton, 2000

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(Thuidium sachalinense Lindberg, 1872),

holotype. Original placement:

Thuidiaceae. See O’Brien, T. J. & D.

Horton, 2000.

Echinophyllum sachalinense (Lindberg) T.

J. O’Brien in T. J. O’Brien & D. G.

Horton, Bryologist 103: 513. 2000,

“sachalinensis.” Basionym: Thuidium

sachalinense Lindberg, 1872. See

O’Brien, T. J. & D. Horton, 2000.

ECTROPOTHECIUM Mitten, 1868.

*Ectropothecium mauritianum (Brotherus in

Voeltzkow) Nishimura, J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 58: 75. 1985, illegitimate, later

homonym. Basionym: Ctenidium

mauritianum Brotherus in Voeltzkow,

1908. Earlier name: Ectropothecium

mauritianum Renauld & Cardot in Paris,

1900. Correct name: Ectropothecium

nishimurii O’Shea & Ochyra, 2000.

Ectropothecium nishimurii O’Shea &

Ochyra, Trop. Bryol. 18: 121. 2000.

Replaced name: Ectropothecium

mauritianum (Brotherus in Voeltzkow)

Nishimura, 1985. Blocking name:

Ectropothecium mauritianum Renauld &

Cardot in Paris, 1900. See O’Shea, B. J.

& R. Ochyra, 2000.

ENCALYPTA Hedwig, 1801.

Encalypta sinica Zhao Jian-cheng & Li Min

in Zhao Jian-cheng, Li Min & Li Ji-biao,

Arctoa 8: 1. f. 1-181. 1999. Type: China.

“Hebei Province, Mt. Xiaowutai (39°50’—

40°07'N, 114°30’E), on soil or rock

surface.” Li Min 97047b. Aug 5, 1997.

Holotype: Dept. biol. Hebei Normal

Univ., Shijiazhuang. See Zhao Jian-

cheng, Li Min & Li Ji-biao, 1999.

ENTOSTHODON Schwagrichen, 1823.

Entosthodon convexus (Spruce) Brugués,

Orsis 15: 115. 2000. Basionym: Funaria

convexa Spruce, 1847. See Brugués, M.,

000.

Entosthodon pulchellus (Philibert) oA coe

Orsis 15: 115. 2000. Basionym: Funar

pulchella aac 1884. See cannot

M., 2000.

Entosthodon schimperi Brugués in Brugués,

Dirkse & Sérgio, Cryptog. Bryol. 22:

252. 2001. Replaced name: Funaria

duriaei W. P. Schimper in Bescherelle,

1882. Blocking name: Entosthodon

Entosthodon subnudus (Taylor) Fife, 1985.

Entosthodon subnudus var. phymatodeus

(Catcheside) Fife & Seppelt, Hikobia 13:

483. 2001. Basionym: Physcomitrium

phymatodeum Catcheside, 1980. See

Fife, A. J. & R. D. Seppelt, 2001.

*ERIOPUS (Bridel) Bridel, 1827, illegitimate,

type of earlier name included.

Eriopus brassii E. B. Bartram, Farlowia 4:

246. 1952. Other use: Calyptrochaeta

brassii (E. B. Bartram) Streimann, 2000.

EURHYNCHIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1854.

Eurhynchium bergmaniae E. B. Bartram,

Svensk Bot. Tidskr. 54: 486. 1960. Other

use: Eurhynchium vagans var.

bergmaniae (E. B. Bartram) Ignatov in

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, 1999.

Eurhynchium hians (Hedwig) Sande

Lacoste, 1866.

Eurhynchium hians var. rigidum (Boulay)

Frahm in W. Frey et al., Kleine

Kryptogamenfl. (ed. 6) 4: 293. 1995.

Basionym: Hypnum praelongum var.

rigidum Boulay, 1872. Note: not in JOM

93-95. See Frey, W., J.-P. Frahm, E.

Fischer & W. Lobin, 1995.

Eurhynchium trichocladoides Ignatov in

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot.

Fenn. 165: 58. f. 17, 22. 1999. Type:

Papua New Guinea. “Morobe Prov.:

Lake Wamba 5 km S of Teptep airstrip,

heavily disturbed (pigs) montane forest

with large Pandanus trees SW of lake, on

humus, alt 2550-2600 m, collecting

locality 2k, 6°01'S, 146°33’E.” T.

Koponen 34197. Jul 25, 1981. Holotype:

H; isotype: MHA. See Ignatov, M. S., T.

Koponen & D. H. Norris, 1999.

Eurhynchium vagans (Jaeger) E. B.

1933.

Eurhynchium vagans var. bergmaniae (E.

B. Bartram) Ignatov in Ignatov, T.

Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot. Fenn. 165:

55. 1999. Basionym: Eurhynchium

bergmaniae E. B. Bartram, 1960. See

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1999-2001

Ignatov, M. S., T. Koponen & D. H.

Norris, 1999.

FELIPPONEA Brotherus in Felippone, 1912.

Felipponea assimilis (C. Miller) O’Shea,

Trop. Bryol. 20: 47. 2001. Basionym:

Neckera assimilis C. Miiller, 1850. See

O’Shea, B. J., 2001.

FISSIDENS Hedwig, 1801.

Fissidens acacioides Schrader, 1803.

Fissidens acacioides var. brevicostatus

(Pursell, Bruggéman-Nannenga & B. H.

Allen) Pursell, Bryobrothera 5: 175.

1999. Basionym: Fissidens stissotheca

var. brevicostatus Pursell, Bruggeman-

Nannenga & B. H. Allen, 1988. See

Pursell, R. A., 1999a.

Fissidens acacioides var. immersus (Mitten)

Pursell, Bryobrothera 5: 175. 1999.

Basionym: Fissidens immersus Mitten,

1869. See Pursell, R. A., 1999a.

Fissidens australiensis Jaeger, Enum.

Fissident. 24. 1869. Other use: Fissidens

tenellus var. australiensis (Jaeger)

Beever & Stone, 1999.

Fissidens bistratosus Bruggeman-Nannenga

Bryobrothera 5: 69. 1999. T

Seychelles. “Mahé, on rocks in ieee,

submerged, Congo Rouge, 700 m.”

Norkett 17298. Holotype: BM; isotype:

U. See Bruggeman-Nannenga, M. A.,

1999.

Fissidens crispulus Bridel, 1819 [1 818].

Fissidens crispulus var. robinsonii

(Brotherus) Iwatsuki & Li Zhi-hua in Li

Xing-jiang, Crosby & S. He, Moss FI.

China 2: 26. 2001. Basionym: Fissidens

robinsonii Brotherus, 1918. See Li Xing-

jiang, M. R. Crosby & S. He (editors),

2001.

Fissidens immersus Mitten, J. Linn. Soc.,

Bot. 12: 584. 1869. Other use: Fissidens

acacioides var. immersus (Mitten)

Pursell, 1999.

Fissidens jansenii Sérgio & Pursell,

Bryologist 104: 378. f. 1-2. 2001. Type:

Portugal. “Beira alta. Serra da Estrela,

Pogo do Inderno, famous cascade from

granite cliff, 29TPE260703, 1,100 m.” /.

Jansen 95-052. Aug 4, 1995. Holotype:

LISU; isotype: PAC. Paratypes cited. See

ergio, C. & R. A. Pursell, 2001.

Fissidens lagenarius Mitten, 1868.

Fissidens lagenarius var. muriculatus

(Spruce ex Mitten) Pursell, Bryologist

102: 126. 1999. Basionym: Fissidens

muriculatus Spruce ex Mitten, 1869. See

Pursell, R. A., 1999b.

Fissidens leptochaete Dusén, Ark. Bot. 6(8):

5. pl. 3, f. 7-9. 1906. Other use:

Fissidens tenellus var. leptochaete

(Dusén) Beever & Stone, 1999.

— muriculatus Spruce ex Mitten, J.

nn. Soc., Bot. 12: 593. vt Other

use: & F issidens lagenarius va

muriculatus (Spruce ex Mitten) Pursell,

1999.

Fissidens rigidulus J. D. Hooker & Wilson,

1854.

Fissidens rigidulus var. pseudostrictus

Beever in Beever & Stone, New Zealand

J. Bot. 37: 646. f. 2. 1999. Type: New

Zealand. “North Auckland Land District,

Waitakere Ranges, Glen Esk Stream,

36°57'S, 174°29’E, on bedrock .. . c. 100

ma.s.l.” J. E. & R. E. Beever 73-96a.

Apr 25, 1992. Holotype: CHR; isotypes:

AK, BM, MEL, WELT. Paratypes cited.

See Beever, J. E., 1999.

Fissidens robinsonii Brotherus, Philipp. J.

Sci. 13: 204. 1918. Other use: Fissidens

crispulus var. robinsonii (Brotherus)

Iwatsuki & Li Zhi-hua in Li Xing-jiang,

Crosby & S. He, 2001.

Fissidens stissotheca (C. Miiller) Mitten,

1869.

Fissidens stissotheca var. brevicostatus

ell, Bruggeman-Nannenga & B. H.

Allen, Bryologist 91: 213. f. 70-71.

1988. Other use: Fissidens acacioides

var. brevicostatus (Pursell, Bruggeman-

Nannenga & B. H. Allen) Pursell, 1999.

Fissidens sylvaticus Griffith, 1842.

Fissidens sylvaticus var. ramosus Banu-

Fattah in Banu-Fattah & Hadiuzzaman,

Bangladesh J. Bot. 28: 177. pl. 1. 1999.

Type: Bangladesh. “Rangamati, Kaptai,

proximus lacus in soli.” Md. Abdul

Hassan 162. Jun 14, 1987. Holotype:

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DUBH. See Banu-Fattah, K. & S.

Hadiuzzaman, 1999.

Fissidens tenellus W. J. Hooker & Wilson,

Fissidens tenellus var. australiensis (Jaeger)

Beever & Stone, New Zealand J. Bot. 37:

651. 1999. Basionym: Fissidens

australiensis Jaeger, 1869. See Beever, J.

., 1999,

Fissidens tenellus var. leptochaete (Dusén)

Beever & Stone, New Zealand J. Bot. 37:

651. 1999. Basionym: Fissidens

leptochaete Dusén, 1906. See Beever, J.

E., 1999.

Fissidens waiensis Beever in Beever &

Stone, New Zealand J. Bot. 37: 643. f. 1.

1999. Type: New Zealand. “North

Auckland Land District, Taranga (Hen)

Island, Stead Bay, 35°58'S, 174°42’E, on

rock...10maz.s.l.” A. E. Wright 10903.

Dec 31, 1990. Holotype: AK; isotypes:

BM, CANB, CHR, HO, NY, WELT,

herb. Stone. Paratypes cited. See Beever,

J. E., 1999.

FUNARIA Hedwig, 1801.

Funaria convexa Spruce, Musci Pyren. 149.

1847. Other use: Entosthodon convexus

(Spruce) Brugués, 2000.

Funaria duriaei W. P. Schimper in

Bescherelle, Cat. Mous. Algérie 23.

1882. Other use: Entosthodon schimperi

Brugués in Brugués, Dirkse & Sérgio,

2001.

Funaria pulchella Philibert, Rev. Bryol. 11:

41. 1884. Other use: Entosthodon

pulchellus (Philibert) Brugués, 2000.

GAMMIELLA Brotherus, 1908.

Gammiella koningsbergeri (Fleischer) B.C.

Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 86: 64.

1999. Basionym: Barbella

pt tt Fleischer, 1923. See Tan,

B.C. & Jia Y

Gammiella ssaiaanieal B. C. Tan & Jia Yu ex

B. C. Tan, Hikobia 13: 187. 2000. Type:

China. “Xizang. Metuo County, Xigong

Lake, under forest, on rotten wood, 1480

m elev.” Y.-g. Su 404]. Mar 1983.

Holotype: KUN; isotype: FH, MO. Note:

invalid, herbarium not designated, in B.

C. Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 86:

16. f. 7: 1-4. 1999. See Tan, B. C.,

2000b.

GOLLANIA Brotherus, 1908, conserved name.

Gollania longii Higuchi, Hikobia 13: 525. f.

1. 2001. Type: China. “Yunnan Province,

Digqing Prefecture, Zhongdian County,

Tian Shu Lake above Xiaozhongdian,

3825 m, on hummock in marsh at damp

peaty slopes by lake.” Long 24288. Jun

13, 1993. Holotype: E; isotype: TNS. See

Higuchi, M., 2001.

GONIOMITRIUM J. D. Hooker & Wilson,

1846

Goniomitrium acuminatum W. J. Hooker &

Wilson, 1846

Goniomitrium acuminatum subsp. enerve

(W. J. Hooker & Wilson) Fife & Seppelt,

Hikobia 13: 487. 2001. Basionym:

Goniomitrium enerve W. J. Hooker &

Wilson, 1846. See Fife, A. J. & R. D.

Seppelt, 2001.

Goniomitrium enerve W. J. Hooker &

Wilson, London J. Bot. 5: 142. f. 3: A.

1846. Other use: Goniomitrium

acuminatum subsp. enerve (W. J. Hooker

& Wilson) Fife & Seppelt, 2001.

GRADSTEINIA Ochyra, 1990.

Gradsteinia torrenticola Ochyra, C. Schmidt

& Biiltmann, J. Bryol. 20: 403. f. 1.

1998. Other use: Platyhypnidium

torrenticola (Ochyra, C. Schmidt &

Biiltmann) Ochyra & Bednarek-Ochyra,

1999.

GRIMMIA Hedwig, 1801.

Grimmia australis (Dixon & Sainsbury) J.

Mufioz & Ochyra, J. Bryol. 21: 319.

1999. Basionym: Coscinodon australis

Dixon & Sainsbury, 1945. See Mufioz, J.

& R. Ochyra, 1999.

Grimmia indica (Dixon & Potier de la

Varde) Goffinet & Greven, J. Bryol. 22:

141. 2000. Basionym: Trigonodictyon

indicum Dixon & Potier de la Varde,

1928. See Goffinet, B. & H. C. Greven,

2000.

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

15: 73. 1876. Other use: Dicranoweisia

insularis (Mitten) Ochyra, 1999.

Grimmia mexicana Greven, Bryologist 102:

432. f. 2. 1999. Type: Mexico. “Puebla.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1999-2001

Pico de Orizaba, track to Piedra Grande,

elev. 3870 m, sunny S-facing andesite

rock.” H. C. Greven M100. Dec 4, 1997.

Holotype: BM; isotype: ENCB, FH,

MEXU, MICH, NY. Paratypes cited. See

Greven, H. C., 1999.

Grimmia molesta J. Mufioz, Ann. Missouri

Bot. Gard. 86: 15. f. 24. 1999. Type:

Peru. “Arequipa: Arequipa, am Weg

nach Puno.” Hegewald & Hegewald

5480. Holotype: MO; isotypes: H, IBA,

NY. See Muifioz, J., 1999.

Grimmia olivacea Herzog, —— Bot. 87:

6. f. 18: g—-m. 1916. Other

Schistidium olivaceum (Herzog) Ochyra

& J. Mujioz, 2000.

Grimmia readeri Brotherus, Nat.

Pflanzenfam. I(3): 448. 1902. Replaced

Blocking name: Grimmia atricha C.

Miiller & Kindberg in Macoun, 1892.

Other use: Schistidium readeri

(Brotherus) Ochyra & J. Muiioz, 2000.

Grimmia squamatula Herzog, Biblioth. Bot.

87: 56. f. 18 a-f. 1916. Other use:

Schistidium squamatulum (Herzog)

Ochyra & J. Mufioz, 2000.

Grimmia subflexifolia C. Miiller, Hedwigia

37: 164. 1898. Other use: Schistidium

rivulare var. subflexifolium (C. Miiller)

Fife, 2000.

Grimmia williamsii Deguchi, Stud. Cryptog.

S. Peru 33. 1987. Replaced name:

Grimmia julacea R. S. Williams, 1909,

Blocking name: Grimmia julacea

(Hedwig) Weber & D. Mohr, 1803.

Other use: Jaffueliobryum williamsii

(Deguchi) Delgadillo M., 2000.

Grimmia yaulensis Brotherus, Bot. Jahrb.

Syst. 56(Beibl. 123): 11. 1920. Other use:

Schistidium yaulense (Brotherus) Ochyra

& J. Mufioz, 2000.

HAGENIELLA Brotherus, 1910.

Hageniella micans (Mitten) B. C. Tan & Jia

Yu, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 86: 37. 1999.

Basionym: Stereodon micans Mitten,

1859. See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu, 1999.

HAPLOCLADIUM (C. Miiller) C. Miiller, 1899.

Haplocladium leptopteris C. Miiller, Nuovo

Giorn. Bot. Ital., n.s., 3: 116. 1896. Other

use: Claopodium leptopteris (C. Miiller)

Wu Pan-cheng & Wang Mei-zhi in Wu

Pan-cheng & Jia Yu, 2000.

HAPLOHYMENIUM Dozy & Molkenboer,

1846, conserved name.

Haplohymenium microphyllum

Schwagrichen, Sp. Musc. Frond., Suppl.

3 2(1): [unpaged &] pl. 271. 1829. Other

use: Cyrto-hypnum microphyllum

pepsemeny Wu Pan-cheng, Crosby

& S. He

Pan sce sat 1896.

Hennediella diaguita Zander & Mahu,

Bryologist 102: 349-351. f. 1-11. ‘1999,

Type: Chile. “Prov. de Limari. Parque

Nacional Fray Jorge, La Escondida,

motortal of Trichocereus, Eriocyse and

Caesalpina, on soil, 270 m.” Mahu

21946. Sep 10, 1986. Holotype: BUF;

isotype: SGO. See Zander, R. H. & M.

Mahi, 1999,

HYGROHYPNUM Lindberg, 1872.

Hygrohypnum brasiliense Herzog, Hedwigia

67: 258. 1927. Other use: Sematophyllum

brasiliense (Herzog) Ochyra, 1999.

Hygrohypnum circinatum Herzog,

Memoranda Soc. Fauna FI. Fenn. 25: 51.

f. 5: a~h. 1950. Other use:

Mittenothamnium circinatum (Herzog)

Ochyra, 1999,

Hygrohypnum pelichucense R. S. Williams,

Bull. New York Bot. Gard. 6(21): 258.

1909. Other use: Mittenothamnium

sateen (R. S. Williams) Ochyra,

Polen hu peruviense R. S. Williams,

Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 43: 332. pl. 18: f.

7-12. 1916. Other use: Platyhypnidium

peruviense (R. S. Williams) Ochyra,

1999,

Hygrohypnum robinsonii H. C

Bryologist 88: 22. f. 1-4. 1985. Other

use: Mittenothamnium robinsonii (H.

Crum) Ochyra, 1999.

Hygrohypnum steerei A. J. Sharp, Bryologist

81: 319. f. 1-8. 1978. Other use:

Pn steerei (A. J. Sharp)

Ochyra, 1999.

Hygrohypnum tequendamense Herzog,

anda Soc. Fauna Fl. Fenn. 25: 53.

INDEX OF MOSSES, 1999-2001

f. 5: i-n. 1950. Other use:

Mittenothamnium tequendamense

(Herzog) Ochyra, 1999.

Hygrohypnum tequendamense vat.

subfalcatum Herzog, Memoranda Soc.

Fauna FI. Fenn. 25: 53. f. 5: 0. 1950.

Other use: Mittenothamnium

tequendamense var. subfalcatum

(Herzog) Ochyra, 1999.

Hygrohypnum validum Herzog, vines

Bot. 87: 146. 1916. Other use

aan ag validum (Herzag)

Ochyra, 1999.

HYPNIDAE va W. R. Buck, Goffinet & A.

J. Shaw, Molec. Phylogenet. Evol. 16:

195. 2000. Type: Hypnum Hedwig, 1801.

See Buck, W. R., B. Goffinet & A. J.

Shaw, 2000.

HYPNODONTOPSIS Iwatsuki & Noguchi in

Iwatsuki, 1957.

+ Hypnodontopsis confertus (Géppert &

Berendt) Frahm, Trop. Bryol. 20: 80.

2001. Basionym: Muscites confertus

Géppert & Berendt, 1845. See Frahm, J.-

P., 2001b.

{ Hypnodontopsis fossilis Frahm, Lindbergia

25: 36. f. 9. 2000. Type: Saxon amber,

M. Kutscher s.n. “Collection of M.

Kutscher.” See Frahm, J.-P., 2000a.

HYPNUM Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Hypnum apiculigerum Lindberg & H.

Arnell, Kongl. Svenska Vetenskapsakad.

Handl. 23(10): 132. 1890. Other use:

Scleropodium apiculigerum (Lindberg &

H. Arnell) Frahm in W. Frey et al., 1995.

Hypnum aquaticum (Hedwig) Jolyclerc,

Syst. Sex. Vég. 752. 1803. Basionym:

Anictangium aquaticum Hedwig, 1801.

Note: not in Jndex Muscorum. See

Jolyclerc, N., 1803.

Hypnum draytonii Sullivant, Proc. Amer.

Acad. Arts 3: 76. 1854. Other use

Buckiella draytonii (Sullivant) Ireland,

2001

Hypnum esmeraldicum C. Miiller, Syn.

Musc. Frond. 2: 392. 1851. Replaced

1846. Blocking name: Hypnum

microcladon Dozy & Molkenboer, 1844.

Other use: Acroporium esmeraldicum (C.

Miller) W. R. Buck in Churchill, Griffin

& J. Mufioz, 2000.

Hypnum fontinaliopsis C. Miiller, Bot.

Jahrb. Syst. 5: 82. 1883. Other use:

Warnstorfia fontinaliopsis (C. Miller)

Ochyra in Ochyra & Matteri, 2001.

Hypnum gratum Palisot de Beauvois, Prodr.

Aethéogam. 64. 1805. Other use:

Pelekium gratum (Palisot de Beauvois)

Touw, 2001.

Hypnum haplohymenium Harvey, J. Bot.

(Hooker) 2: 21. 1840, “haplophynemum.”

Replaced name: Haplohymenium

microphyllum Schwagrichen, 1829.

Blocking name: Hypnum microphyllum

Hedwig, 1801. Other use: Pelekium

haplohymenium (Harvey) Touw, 2001.

Note: incorrectly cited from “London J.

Bot.” and dated from 1843 in /ndex

Muscorum 3: 78. 1964. Harvey’s citation

includes “Leskea microphylla Hook. in

Wall. Cat. n. 7638,” indicating an

appreciation of the existence of Hedwig’s

Hypnum microphyllum from Jamaica and

the need to avoid the creation of a later

homonym, and “Haplophynemum [sic]

microphyllum Schwaegr. Suppl. t. 271,”

based on a Hooker collection from

Nepal, the basis for the new epithet.

Hypnum investe Mitten, Hooker’s J. Bot.

Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 355. 1856. Other

use: Pelekium investe (Mitten) Touw,

2001.

Hypnum lusitanicum W. P. Schimper, Syn.

Muse. Eur. (ed. 2) 2: 781. 1876. Other

use: Platyhypnidium lusitanicum (W. P.

Schimper) Ochyra & Bednarek-Ochyra,

1999.

Hypnum minutulum Hedwig, Sp. Musc.

Frond. 260. 1801. Other use: Pelekium

minutulum (Hedwig) Touw, 2001.

Hypnum muricatulum Hampe, Linnaea 20:

88. 1847. Other use: Pelekium

muricatulum (Hampe) Touw, 2001.

Hypnum praelongum Hedwig, 1801.

Hypnum praelongum vat. rigidum Boulay,

Fl. Crypt. Est, Muscin. 230. 1872. Other

use: Eurhynchium hians vat. rigidum

(Boulay) Frahm in W. Frey et al., 1995.

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Hypnum schistocalyx C. Miiller, Syn. Musc.

Frond. 2: 691. 1851. Other use: Pelekium

schistocalyx (C. Miiller) Touw, 2001.

Hypnum siphotheca C. Miiller, Bot. Zeitung

(Berlin) 16: 171. 1858. Other use:

Pelekium siphotheca (C. Miiller) Touw,

2001.

Hypnum crinSibsaeee Hampe & C. Miller,

Syn. Musc. Frond. 2: 273. 1851. Other

use: Papillidiopsis stissophylla (Hampe

& C. Miiller) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, 1999.

Hypnum undulatum Hedwig, Sp. Musc.

Frond. 242. 1801. Other use: Buckiella

undulata (Hedwig) Ireland, 2001,

Neckeropsis undulata (Hedwig)

Kindberg ex J. A. Allen, 1900.

Hypnum variegatum Welwitsch & Duby,

Mém. Soc. Phys. Genéve 21: 436. pl. 4:

f. 4. 1872. Other use: Rhacopilopsis

variegata (Welwitsch & Duby) M. C.

Watling & O’Shea, 2000.

Hypnum versicolor Hornschuch ex C.

Miiller, Syn. Musc. Frond. 2: 494. 1851.

Other use: Pelekium versicolor

(Hornschuch ex C. Miiller) Touw, 2001.

INDOTHUIDIUM Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90:

202. 2001.Type: Indothuidium kiasense

(R. S. Williams) Touw, 2001 (Thuidium

kiasense R. S. Williams, 1914), holotype.

Original placement: Thuidiaceae. See

Touw, A., 2001a.

Indothuidium kiasense (R. S. Williams)

Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium kiasense R. S.

Williams, 1914. See Touw, A., 2001a.

ISOTHECIUM Bridel, 1827.

Isothecium kenyae Tosco & Piovano,

Allionia 4: 142. f. 21. 1956. Other use:

Kindbergia kenyae (Tosco & Piovano)

O’Shea & Ochyra, 2000. Note: not in

Index Muscorum.

JAFFUELIOBRYUM Thériot, 1928.

Jaffueliobryum williamsii (Deguchi)

Delgadillo M., J. Bryol. 22: 295. 2000.

Basionym: Grimmia williamsii Deguchi,

1987. See Delgadillo M., C., 2000.

KINDBERGIA Ochyra, 1982.

Kindbergia kenyae (Tosco & Piovano)

O’Shea & Ochyra, Trop. Bryol. 18: 122.

2000. Basionym: /sothecium kenyae

Tosco & Piovano, 1956. See O’Shea, B.

J. & R. Ochyra, 2000

KOPONONOBRYUM Arts, Lindbergia 26: 80.

2001.Type: Kopononobryum bengalense

(Gangulee) Arts, 2001 (Splachnobryum

bengalense Gangulee, 1974), holotype.

Original placement: Splachnobryaceae.

See Arts, T., 2001.

Kopononobryum bengalense (Gangulee)

Arts, Lindbergia 26: 81. 2001. Basionym:

Splachnobryum bengalense Gangulee,

1974. See Arts, T., 2001.

*LASIODONTIUM Ochyra in G. Miehe & S.

Miehe, Eric. Forest 168. 1994, invalid,

no Latin description. Note: not in JOM

93-95. See Miehe, G. & S. Miehe, 1994.

*Lasiodontium mieheanum Ochyra in G.

Miehe & S. Miehe, Eric. Forest 168.

1994, invalid, no Latin description. Note:

not in JOM 93-95. See Miehe, G. & S.

Miehe, 1994.

LEPTOPHASCUM (C. Miiller) J. Guerra &

Cano, J. Bryol. 22: 92. 2000. Basionym:

Phascum sect. Leptophascum C, Miller,

1888. Original placement: Pottiaceae.

See Guerra, J. & M. J. Cano, 2000.

Leptophascum leptophyllum (C. Miiller) J.

G & Cano, J. Bryol. 22: 92. 2000.

Basionym: Phascum leptophyllum C.

Miiller, 1888. See Guerra, J. & M. J.

Cano, 2000.

LEPYRODON Hampe, 1865.

Lepyrodon alaris Dixon in Christophersen,

Results Norweg. Sci. Exped. Tristan da

Cunha 48: 38. 1960. Other use: Myurium

alaris (Dixon in Christophersen) B. H.

Allen, 1999.

Lepyrodon patagonicus (Cardot &

Brotherus) B. H. Allen, Bryobrothera 5:

38. 1999. Basionym: Lepyrodon

tomentosus var. patagonicus Cardot &

Brotherus, 1923. See Allen, B., 1999.

Lepyrodon pseudolagurus B. H. Allen,

Bryobrothera 5: 40. f. 17-18. 1999.

Type: New Zealand. “Nelson, Flora

Saddle-Mt. Arthur Hut track, North West

Nelson Forest Reserve, 25 km SSW of

Motueka, 41°11'S, 172°44’E, 950 m.”

Streimann 51054. Holotype: MO

isotypes: CBG, NY, S. Other caduared

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distribution: Australia (Tasmania,

Victoria), New Zealand (Campbell

Island). See Allen, B., 1999

Lepyrodon tomentosus (W. J. Hooker)

Mitten, 1869.

Lepyrodon tomentosus vat. patagonicus

Cardot & Brotherus, Kong]. Svenska

Vetenskapsakad. Handl. 63(10): 58.

1923. Other use: Lepyrodon patagonicus

(Cardot & Brotherus) B. H. Allen, 1999.

LESKEA Hedwig, 1801.

Leskea contortula Mitten, J. Proc. Linn.

Soc., Bot., Suppl. 2: 134. 1859. Other

use: Cyrto-hypnum contortulum (Mitten)

Wu Pan-cheng, Crosby & S. He, 1999,

Pelekium contortulum (Mitten) Touw,

2001.

Leskea curvirostris Harvey in W. J. Hooker,

Icon. Pl. 1: 20 f. 4. 1836. Other use:

Sematophyllum curvirostre (Harvey in

W. J. Hooker) B. C. Tan, 2000.

Leskea involvens Hedwig, Sp. Musc. Frond.

218. 1801. Other use: Pelekium involvens

(Hedwig) Touw, 2001.

Leskea leptoclada Taylor, London J. Bot. 6:

339. 1847. Other use: Pelekium

leptocladum (Taylor) Touw, 2001.

Leskea minuscula Mitten, J. Proc. Linn.

Soc., Bot., Suppl. 2: 134. 1859. Other

use: Pelekium minusculum (Mitten)

Touw, 2001.

Leskea ramusculosa Mitten, J. Proc. Linn.

Soc., Bot. 7: 161. 1863. Other use:

Pelekium ramusculosum (Mitten) Touw,

2001.

MACROMITRIUM Bridel, 1819 [1818].

Macromitrium cancellatum Xiong Yuan-xin,

Acta Bot. Yunnan. 22: 405. f. 1. 2000.

Type: China. “Guizou [sic]. Suiyang,

Wangcao, Guanghua, 28°06'N. 107°12’E.

Altitude ca. 1150 m. On surface of rocks

under forest.” Xiong Yuan-xin SY96011.

July 26, 1996. Holotype: GACP. See

Xiong Yuan-xin, 2000.

*METZLERELLA I. Hagen, Kongel. Norske

Vidensk. Selsk. Skr. (Trondheim)

1914(1): 62. 1915, illegitimate, type of

earlier name included (Article 52.1,

Tokyo Code).

Metzlerella madagascariensis Thériot,

Recueil Publ. Soc. Havraise Etudes

Diverses 92: 13. 1926. Other use:

Metzleria madagascariensis (Thériot)

Frahm, 2000.

*METZLERIA W. P. Schimper ex Milde,

Bryol. Siles. 75. 1869, rejected against

the homotypic Atractylocarpus. Correct

Type: Metzleria alpina W. P. Schimper

ex Milde, 1869, holotype. Note: with the

conservation of Atractylocarpus,

Metzleria can no longer be used under

the Code.

Metzleria comosa (Dixon) Frahm, Trop.

Bryol. 18: 117. 2000. Basionym:

Atractylocarpus comosus Dixon, 1934.

See Frahm, J.-P., 2000b

Metzleria madagascariensis (Thériot)

Frahm, Trop. Bryol. 18: 117. 2000.

Basionym: Metzlerella madagascariensis

Thériot, 1926. See Frahm, J.-P., 2000b.

Metzleria nana (R. S. Williams) Frahm,

Trop. Bryol. 18: 117. 2000. Basionym:

Atractylocarpus nanus R. S. Williams,

1928. See Frahm, J.-P., 2000b.

Metzleria patagonica (Herzog & Theriot)

Frahm, Trop. Bryol. 18: 117. 2000.

Basionym: Atractylocarpus patagonicus

Herzog & Thériot, 1933. See Frahm, J.-

P., 2000b.

MICROBRYUM W. P. Schimper, 1860.

Microbryum piptocarpum (Durieu &

Montagne in Montagne) J. Guerra &

Cano, J. Bryol. 22: 92. 2000. Basionym:

Phascum piptocarpum Durieu &

Montagne in Montagne, 1856. See

Guerra, J. & M. J. Cano, 2000

MIELICHHOFERIA Nees & a 1831.

Mielichhoferia chlorocarpa Herz

Hedwigia 74: 105. f. 10. 1934 T1935}

Syntypes: Bolivia. “An Felsen der Abra

de San Benito (Prov. Cochabamba.),

3900 m.” Herzog 237. Bolivia.

“Curahuara.” C. Troll 59. Note: not in

Index Muscorum. See Herzog, T., 1934.

Mielichhoferia paroica A. J. Shaw & B. H.

Allen in A. J. Shaw, B. H. Allen & W. R.

Buck, Bryologist 101: 600. f. 1-8. 1998

[1999]. Type: Costa Rica. “San José.

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Summit of Volcan Irazu, alt. 3400 m, on

the ground.” Crosby 3638. Feb 14, 1966.

Holotype: MO; isotypes: F, USJ. See

Shaw, A. J., B. Allen & W. R. Buck,

1998 [1999].

*MILDEELLA Limpricht, 1885, illegitimate,

later homonym. Correct name:

Protobryum J. Guerra & Cano, 2000

MITTENOTHAMNIUM Hennings, 1902,

conserved name.

Mittenothamnium circinatum (Herzog)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. nie 44: 256.

1999. Basionym: Hygrohypnu

circinatum Herzog, 1950. See ice.

R., 1999¢.

Mittenothamnium pelichucense (R. S.

Williams) Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 44: 256. 1999. Basionym:

Hygrohypnum pelichucense R. S.

Williams, 1909. See Ochyra, R., 1999c.

Mittenothamnium reduncum (W. P.

Schimper ex Mitten) Ochyra, Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 44: 256. 1999.

Basionym: Ctenidium reduncum W. P.

Schimper ex Mitten, 1869. See Ochyra,

R., 1999¢c.

Mittenothamnium robinsonii (H. Crum

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 257.

1999. Basionym: Hygrohypnum

robinsonii H. Crum, 1985. See Ochyra,

R., 1999¢

Mittenothamnium tequendamense (Herzog)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 256.

1999. Basionym: Hygrohypnum

tequendamense Herzog, 1950. See

Ochyra, R., 1999c.

Mittenothamnium tequendamense var.

subfalcatum yr mp Fragm.

Florist. Geobot. 44: 2

Basionym: pnt eines

var. subfalcatum Herzog, 1950. See

Ochyra, R., 1999¢.

MITTHYRIDIUM H. Robinson, 1975.

Mitthyridium fasciculatum (W. J. Hooker &

Greville) H. Robinson, 1975

Mitthyridium fasciculatum subsp. cardotii

(Fleischer) B. C. Tan & L. Ellis in L.

Ellis & B. C. Tan, Bull. Nat. Hist. Mus.

Lond. (Bot.) 29: 25. 1999. Basionym:

Thyridium cardotii Fleischer, 1904. See

Ellis, L. T. & B. C. Tan, 1999.

MONOCRYPHAEA P. Rao, Bryobrothera 7:

105. 2001.Type: Monocryphaea ravenelii

(Austin) P. Rao, 2001 (Cryphaea

ravenelii Austin, 1877), holotype.

Original placement: Cryphaeaceae. See

Rao, Pengcheng, 2001b.

Monocryphaea ravenelii (Austin) P. Rao,

Bryobrothera 7: 105. 2001. Basionym:

Cryphaea ravenelii Austin, 1877. See

Rao, Pengcheng, 2001b.

TMUSCITES Brongniart, 1828.

{Muscites amplexifolius Ottone & S.

Archangelsky, Ameghiniana 38: 220. f.

2: a—d, 3: a-e. 2001. Type: Argentina.

“Quebrada Honda, Cuesta de Panacan,

Jachal Department, San Juan province . .

. Shale from uppermost Guandacol

Formation, Paganzo Group (Upper

Carboniferous).” Palaeobotanical

Collection, Department of Geological

Sciences, University of Buenos Aires,

Argentina. See Ottone, E. G. & S.

Archangelsky, 2001.

tMuscites confertus Géppert & Berendt,

Bernstein 1(1): 112. pl. 6: f. 29-31. 1845.

Other use: Hypnodontopsis confertus

(Géppert & Berendt) Frahm, 2001.

+Muscites pilifer Frahm, Haussknechtia Beih.

9: 131. f. 3-4. 1999. Type: Baltic amber,

Glink 2. Glink collection. See Frahm, J.-

P., 1999.

MyuRIUM W. P. Schimper, 1860.

Myurium alaris (Dixon in Christophersen) B.

H. Allen, Bryobrothera 5: 47. 1999.

Basionym: Lepyrodon alaris Dixon in

Christophersen, 1960. See Allen, B.,

1999

NECKERA Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Neckera assimilis C. Miiller, pi Musc.

Frond. 2: 92. 1850. Other

Felipponea assimilis (C. Miller) O’Shea,

2001.

Neckera capillacea Griffith, Calcutta J. Nat.

Hist. 3: 70. 1843 [1842], “copillacea.”

Other use: Pylaisiadelpha capillacea

(Griffith) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, 1999.

NECKEROPSIS Reichardt, 1870.

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*Neckeropsis undulata (Hedwig) Kindberg

ex J. A. Allen, Mosses Cascade Mount.

117. 1900, illegitimate, later homonym.

Basionym: Hypnum undulatum Hedwig,

1801. Earlier name: Neckeropsis

undulata (Hedwig) Reichardt, 1870.

Note: not in /ndex Muscorum. See Allen,

J. A., 1900.

NEOMEESIOIDEAE Matteri & Ochyra,

Haussknechtia Beih. 9: 228. 1999. Type:

Neomeesia Deguchi, 1983, holotype.

Original placement: Meesiaceae. See

Matteri, C. M. & R. Ochyra, 1999.

NEOPHOENIX Zander & During, Taxon 48:

657. f. 1. 1999. Type: Neophoenix

matoposensis Zander & During, 1999,

holotype. Original placement: Pottiaceae.

See Zander, R. H. & H. J. During, 1999.

Neophoenix matoposensis Zander & During,

Taxon 48: 657. f. 1. 1999. Type:

Zimbabwe. “Cultivated from spores

originating in Zimbabwe, Bulawayo

Region, Rhodes Matopos National Park,

Matopos Sandveld (Hazelside) Fire Plots

experimental area, near Maleme

(20°35’S, 28°30’E), in annually burnt

plot.” During 98202. Jan 29, 1997.

Holotype: BUF; isotype: U. See Zander,

R. H. & H. J. During, 1999.

OKAMURAEA Brotherus, 1906.

Okamuraea micrangia (C. Miiller) Wang

You-fang & Hu Ren-liang in Wang You-

fang, Zhu Jun & Hu Ren-liang, Acta

Phytotax. Sin. 38: 483. 2000. Basionym:

Brachythecium micrangium C. Miiller,

1896. See Wang You-fang, Jun Zhu &

Hu Ren-Liang, 2000.

ORTHODONTIACEAE (Brotherus) Goffinet in

W. R. Buck & Goffinet in A. J. Shaw &

Goffinet, Bryoph. Biol. 104. 2000.

Basionym: Orthodontioideae Brotherus,

1924. See Buck, W. R. & B. Goffinet,

2000

ORTHODONTIOIDEAE Brotherus, Nat.

Pflanzenfam. (ed. 2) 11: 347. 1924.

Type: Orthodontium Schwagrichen,

1827. Other use: Orthodontiaceae

(Brotherus) Goffinet in W. R. Buck &

Goffinet in A. J. Shaw & Goffinet, 2000.

Original placement: Bryaceae. See

Brotherus, V. F., 1924

ORTHOTRICHUM Hedwig, 1801.

worden casasianum F. Lara, Garilleti

Mazimpaka in Mazimpaka et al., J.

Bryol. 21: 47. f. 1-9, 11-12, 15-16.

1999. Type: Spain. “Alava, Luquiano,

Bayas River, 590 m, UTM grid

30TWN1153, corticolous on Sambucus

nigra L.” P. Heras s.n. Oct 20, 1985.

Holotype: VIT. Paratypes cited. See

Mazimpaka, V., F. Lara, R. Garilleti, M.

Infante & P. Heras, 1999.

Orthotrichum furcatum Otnyukova, Arctoa

10: 155. f. 1-8. 2001. Type: Russia.

“Tuva Republic. Todginskaja Vallis,

Kadish lacus, 52°36’ lat. bor., 97° long.

orient., 1100 m alt., in rupium fissuris in

littore meridionalis lacus.” 7. N.

Otnjukova s.n. Sep 4, 1999. Holotype:

KRF; poeta MHA. See Otnyukova, T.

onhoicham handiense F. Lara, Garilleti &

aka in F. Lara et al., Bryologist

102: 619. f. 1-15. 1999 [2000]. Type:

Spain. “Canary Islands. Fuerteventura.

Pico de la Zarza, 760 m elev., UTM grid

28RES60, epiphyte on Asteriscus

sericeus.” M. Brugués s.n. May 1992.

Holotype: BCB; isotypes: MA,

Universidad Auténoma de Madrid. See

Lara, F., V. Mazimpaka, R. Garilleti &

M. Brugués, 1999 [2000].

Orthotrichum hispanicum F. Lara, Garilleti

& Mazimpaka, J. Bryol. 22: 263. f. 1-19.

2000. Type: Spain. “Guadalajara,

Armallones, Tajo river at Hundido de

Armallones, 30TWL5314, 805 m,

epiphyte on twigs of Buxus sempervirens

L., R. Garilleti & F. Lara s.n. Jul 10,

1996. Holotype: MA. Paratypes cited.

Note: previously invalid, no description,

in XIII Simp. Bot. Criptog. Resum. 152.

1999. See Lara, F., R. Garilleti & V.

Mazimpaka, 2

Orthotrichum iwatsukii Ignatov in Ignatov et

al., Arctoa 10: 172. 2001. Replaced

japonicum Iwatsuki, 1959. Blocking

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& Lesquereux, 1859. See Ignatov, M. S.,

E. I. Ivanova, E. A. Ignatova & K. K.

Krivoshapkiny, 2001.

Orthotrichum laxum Lewinsky-Haapasaari,

Lindbergia 24: 29. f. 1-2. 1999, Type:

Dawu and Huang He, 34°38'50’N,

100°36'41”E. Valley with Picea-

Juniperus woodland; on Salix by stream,

alt. ca. 3585 m.” Long 26961. Jul 10,

1997. Holotype: E; isotype: H, KUO, PE.

See Lewinsky-Haapasaari, J., 1999a.

Orthotrichum macounii Austin, 1879.

Orthotrichum macounii subsp. japonicum

Iwatsuki, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 21: 420. f.

1. 1959. Other use: Orthotrichum

iwatsukii Ignatov in Ignatov et al., 2001.

Orthotrichum paraguense Bescherelle, J.

Bot. (Morot) 5: 254. 1891. Other use:

Sehnemobryum paraguense (Bescherelle)

Lewinsky-Haapasaari & Hedenis, 1998

[1999].

Orthotrichum underwoodii F. Lara, Garilleti

& Mazimpaka in Garilleti, F. Lara &

Mazimpaka, Bryologist 104: 268. f. 1-

19. 2001. Type: U.S.A. “California.

Santa Clara Co., Santa Clara Mts., on

trees.” L. G. Pringle s.n. Jul 22, 1882.

Holotype: NY. Paratype cited. See

Garilleti, R., F. Lara & V. Mazimpaka,

2001.

Orthotrichum vermiferum Lewinsky-

Haapasaari, Lindbergia 24: 33. f. 1. 1999,

Type: China. “Qinghai Province, Huzhu

County, Jiading Xiang, near Langshidant

Village, Langshidanggou Valley,

36°55'23"N, 102°22'44"E; Betula

woodland on valley slope; on Ribes

twigs.” Long 27196e. Jul 23, 1997.

Holotype: E. Original placement: sect.

Diaphana. See Lewinsky-Haapasaari, J.,

1999b.

Orthotrichum vittii F. Lara, Garilleti &

Mazimpaka in F. Lara et al. a

102: 53. f. 1-22. 1999. Type: Spa

“Madrid. Lozoya del Valle, ee de El

Chaparral, ca. 1150 melev., UTM gri

30TVL3634, on Juniperus thurifera

trees.” R. Garilleti & F. Lara s.n. Jun as

1966. Holotype: MA; isotype: ALTA,

BC, MUB, NY, Universidad Autonoma

de Madrid. See Lara, F., V. Mazimpaka,

R. Garilleti & P. Garcia-Zamoray, 1999.

PALUDELLACEAE De Notaris, Atti Reale

Univ. Genova 1: 486. 1869,

“Paludellacei” Other use: Paludelloideae

(De Notaris) Matteri & Ochyra, 1999.

PALUDELLOIDEAE (De Notaris) Matteri &

Ochyra, Haussknechtia Beih. 9: 228.

1999. Basionym: Paludellaceae De

Notaris, 1869. See Matteri, C. M. & R.

Ochyra, 1999.

PALUSTRIELLA Ochyra, 1989.

Palustriella pluristratosa Stech & Frahm,

Bot. Helv. 111: 146. f. 1-8. 2001. Type:

Switzerland. “Valais, Finhaut SW

Martigny, stream above the village in the

subalpine belt, 1800 m alt., 46°05'N,

6°58’E.” J.-P. Frahm s.n. Aug 17, 2000.

Holotype: BONN. See Stech, M. & J.-P.

Frahm, 2001.

PAPILLIDIOPSIS (Brotherus in Engler &

Prantl) W. R. Buck & B. C. Tan, 1989

[1990].

Papillidiopsis stissophylla (Hampe & C.

Miiller) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 86: 41. 1999, Basionym:

Hypnum stissophyllum Hampe & C.

Miller, 1851. See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu,

1999.

PARALEUCOBRYUM (Lindberg ex Limpricht)

Loeske, 1907.

Paraleucobryum schwarzii (W. P. Schimper)

Gao Chien & Vitt in Gao Chien, Crosby

& S. He, Moss FI. China 1: 220. 1999.

Basionym: Campylopus schwarzii W. P.

Schimper, 1864. See Gao Chien, M. R.

Crosby & S. He (editors), 1999.

PELEKIUM Mitten, 1868, conserved name.

Pelekium bonianum (Bescherelle) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium bonianum

Bescherelle, 1887. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium campanulatum (Mitten) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium campanulatum

Mitten, 1869. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium chenagonii (C. Miiller ex Renauld

& Cardot) Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90:

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203. 2001. Basionym: Thuidium

chenagonii C. Miiller ex Renauld &

Cardot, 1895. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium ciliatum (Mitten) Touw, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001. Basionym:

Thuidium ciliatum Mitten, 1869. See

Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium contortulum (Mitten) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Leskea contortula Mitten,

1859. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium erosifolium (Zeng Shu-ying)

, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium erosifolium Zeng

Shu-ying, 1990. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium fuscatum (Bescherelle) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001

Basionym: Thuidium fuscatum

Bescherelle, 1892. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium gratum (Palisot de Beauvois)

Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Hypnum gratum Palisot de

Beauvois, 1805. See Touw, A., 2001a.

*Pelekium haplohymenium (Harvey) Touw,

J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001,

illegitimate, type of earlier name

included. Basionym: Hypnum

haplohymenium Harvey, 1840. See

Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium intricatum (Jaeger) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium intricatum Jaeger,

1878. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium investe (Mitten) Touw, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001. Basionym:

Hypnum investe Mitten, 1856. See Touw,

rx a.

Pelekium involvens (Hedwig) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 203. 2001.

Basionym: Leskea involvens Hedwig,

1801. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium leptocladum (Taylor) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 204. 2001.

Basionym: Leskea leptoclada Taylor,

1847. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium minusculum (Mitten) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 204. 2001.

Basionym: Leskea minuscula Mitten,

1859. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium minutulum (Hedwig) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 204. 2001.

Basionym: Hypnum minutulum Hedwig,

1801. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium muricatulum (Hampe) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 204. 2001.

Basionym: Hypnum muricatulum Hampe,

1847. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium pygmaeum (W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G.) Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90:

204. 2001. Basionym: Thuidium

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

1852. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium ramosissimum (Dixon & E. B.

Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90:

204. 2001. Basionym: Thuidium

ramosissimum Dixon & E. B. Bartram,

1933. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium ramusculosum (Mitten) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 204. 2001.

Basionym: Leskea ramusculosa Mitten,

1863. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium scabrosulum (Mitten) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 204. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium scabrosulum

Mitten, 1869. See Touw, A., 2001a.

dex syngapeg! (C. Millet) Touw, J.

Bot. Lab. 90: 204. 2

Basio St Hypnum i c:

Miiller, 1851. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium siphotheca (C. Miiller) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 205. 2001.

Basionym: Hypnum siphotheca C.

Miiller, 1858. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium subpinnatum (Brotherus) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 205. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium subpinnatum

Brotherus, 1895. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium synoicum (Touw in Touw &

Falter-van den Haak) Touw, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 90: 205. 2001. Basionym:

Thuidium synoicum Touw in Touw &

Falter-van den Haak, 1989. See Touw,

A., 2001a.

~~ varians (Welwitsch & Duby in

by) Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90:

or 2001. Basionym: Thuidium varians

Welwitsch & Duby in Duby, 1872. See

Touw, A., 2001a.

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Pelekium versicolor (Hornschuch ex C.

Miller) Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 90:

205. 2001. Basionym: Hypnum

versicolor Hornschuch ex C. Miller,

1851. See Touw, A., 2001a.

Pelekium watanabei (Touw) Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 205. 2001.

Basionym: Thuidium watanabei Touw,

1993. See Touw, A., 2001a.

PHASCUM Hedwig, 1801.

Phascum sect. Leptophascum ‘* Miiller,

Flora 71: 7. 1888. Other us

Leptophascum (C. Miiller) ‘ Guerra &

Cano,

Phascum bryoides Dickson, Fasc. P1. Crypt.

Brit. 4: 3. pl. 10: 3. 1801. Other use:

Protobryum bryoides (Dickson) J. Guerra

& Cano, 2000

Phascum cuynetii Bizot & Pierrot in Bizot,

Dury & Pierrot, Rev. Bryol. Lichénol.

36: 506. f. 1-18. 1969 [1970]. Other use:

Aschisma cuynetii (Bizot & Pierrot in

Bizot, Dury & Pierrot) J. Guerra & Cano,

2000.

Phascum leptophyllum C. Miiller, Flora 71:

8. Other use: Leptophascum

leptophyllum (C. Miiller) J. Guerra &

Cano, 2000.

Phascum piptocarpum Durieu & Montagne

in Montagne, Syll. Gen. Sp. Crypt. 51.

1856. Other use: Microbryum

piptocarpum (Durieu & Montagne in

Montagne) J. Guerra & Cano, 2000.

PHYLLODREPANIUM Crosby, 1970 [1971].

Phyllodrepanium falcifolium

(Schwagrichen) Crosby, 1970 [1971].

Phyllodrepanium falcifolium vat. duidense

(R. S. Williams) Pursell & B. H. Allen, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 87: 305. 1999,

Basionym: Drepanophyllum duidense R.

S. Williams, 1931. See Pursell, R. A. &

B. Allen, 1999.

PHYSCOMITRIUM (Bridel) Bridel, 1827.

Physcomitrium phymatodeum Catcheside,

Mosses South Australia 233. f. 131.

1980. Other use: Entosthodon subnudus

var. phymatodeus (Catcheside) Fife &

Seppelt, 2001

PLAGIOMNIUM T. Koponen, 1968.

Plagiomnium undulatum (Hedwig) T.

Koponen, 1968

Plagiomnium undulatum var. madeirense T.

Koponen & Sérgio, Cryptog. Bryol. 22:

14. f. 1. 2001. Type: Portugal. “Madeira

Island, from Casa das Queimadas to

Caldeirao Verde, CB2128, 900 m.”

Sérgio & Fontinha 9441. Jan 15, 1995.

Holotype: LISU; isotypes: H, MADS.

Paratypes cited. See Koponen, T. & C.

Sérgio, 2001.

PLATYHYPNIDIUM Fleischer, 1923.

Platyhypnidium grolleanum Ochyra &

Bednarek-Ochyra, Haussknechtia Beih.

9: 259. f. 1-2. 1999. Type: Czech

Republic. “Montes Krkono$e, in saxis

rivi Stribny potok vallis Stfibna dolina

prope pagum Cerny Dal, ca 730 m.”

Pilous 250. Jun 1946. Holotype: KRAM;

isotypes: BM, BP, BRA, BRNM, BRNU,

OP, PRC, SLO. See Ochyra, R. & H.

Bednarek-Ochyra, 1999a.

Platyhypnidium lusitanicum (W. P

Schimper) Ochyra & Bednarek-Ochyra,

Haussknechtia Beih. 9: 263. 1999.

Basionym: Hypnum lusitanicum W. P.

Schimper, 1876. See Ochyra, R. & H.

Bednarek-Ochyra, 1999a.

Platyhypnidium mutatum Ochyra &

Vanderpoorten, J. Bryol. 21: 184. f. 1-3.

1999. Type: Germany. “Baden-

Wiirttemberg: Allerheiligens ca. 8 km N

of Oppenau, alt. ca. 500 m, on granite

rocks in waterfall.” Vanderpoorien 3602.

Mar 21, 1997. Holotype:

isotype: herb. Frahm. Paratypes cited.

See Ochyra, R. & A. Vanderpoorten,

1999

Platyhypnidium peruviense (R. S. Williams)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 257.

1999. Basionym: Hygrohypnum

peruviense R. S. Williams, 1916. See

Ochyra, R., 1999c.

Platyhypnidium torrenticola (Ochyra, C.

Schmidt & Biiltmann) Ochyra &

Bednarek-Ochyra, Haussknechtia Beih.

9: 263. 1999. Basionym: Gradsteinia

torrenticola Ochyra, C. Schmidt &

Biiltmann, 1998. See Ochyra, R. & H.

Bednarek-Ochyra, 1999a.

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Platyhypnidium validum (Herzog) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 257. 1999.

Basionym: Hygrohypnum validum

Herzog, 1916. See Ochyra, R., 1999c.

POHLIA Hedwig, 1801.

Pohlia annotina (Hedwig) Lindberg, 1879.

*Pohlia annotina var. bulbifera Wijk,

Margadant & Florschiitz, Regnum Veg.

17: 387 [Ind. Musc. 1: 387]. 1959,

invalid, orthographic variant. Correct

bulbifera (Lamarck & A. P. de Candolle)

Wijk & Margadant, 1959. Note: varietal

named placed under the wrong specific

epithet in Index Muscorum. See Wijk, R.

van der, W. D. Margadant & P. A.

Florschiitz, 1959.

POLYTRICHASTRUM G. L. Smith, 1971.

Polytrichastrum sphaerothecium

(Bescherelle) Frahm in W. Frey et al.,

Kleine Kryptogamenfl. wie hs 4: 142.

1995. Basionym: Pogon

sphaerothecium esciandin 1893. Note:

redundant combination in Schljakov,

Novisti Syst. Niz8. Rast. 33: 197. 1999.

POTTIA Ehrhart ex Fiirnrohr, 1829, conserved

name.

Pottia gemmifera Herrnstadt & Heyn, Nova

Hedwigia 69: 232. f. 2. 1999. Type:

Israél. “Tet-She’an Valley, Sakhne (Gan

HaShelosha) on alluvial soil.” Bilewsky

94a. Holotype: HUJ. See Herrnstadt, I. &

C. C. Heyn, 1999.

Pottia lorentzii C. Miiller, Linnaea 42: 309.

1879. Other use: Saitobryum lorenizii (C.

Miiller) Ochyra, 1999.

POWELLIA Mitten, 1868 [1869].

Powellia integra (Dixon) Zanten in H.

yama & Zanten, Bryobrothera 5: 21.

1999. Basionym: Racopilum integrum

Dixon, 1941. See Akiyama, H. & B. O.

van Zanten, 1999.

PROTOBRYUM J. Guerra & Cano, J. Bryol. 22:

94. 2000.Replaced name: Mildeella

Limpricht, 1885. Blocking name:

Mildella Trevisan de Saint-Léon, 1876.

See Guerra, J. & M. J. Cano, 2000.

Protobryum bryoides (Dickson) J. Guerra &

Cano, J. Bryol. 22: 94. 2000. Basionym:

Phascum bryoides Dickson, 1801. See

Guerra, J. & M. J. Cano, 2000.

PSEUDOCHORISODONTIUM (Brotherus) Gao

Chien et al. in Gao Chien, Crosby & S.

He, Moss FI. China 1: 220. 1999.

Basionym: Dicranum subgen.

Pseudochorisodontium Brotherus, 1924.

See Gao Chien, M. R. Crosby & S. He

(editors), 1999.

Pseudochorisodontium conanenum (Gao

Chien in Gao Chien & Zhang Guang-

chu) Gao Chien in Gao Chien et al. in

Gao Chien, Crosby & S. He, Moss FI.

China 1: 222. 1999, Basionym:

Dicranum conanenum Gao Chien in Gao

Chien & Zhang Guang-chu, 1979. See

Gao Chien, M. R. Crosby & S. He

(editors), 1999.

Pseudochorisodontium gymnostomum

(Mitten) Gao Chien et al. in Gao Chien,

Crosby & S. He, Moss Fl. China 1: 223.

1999. Basionym: Dicranum

gymnostomum Mitten, 1859. See Gao

Chien, M. R. Crosby & S. He (editors),

1999.

Pseudochorisodontium hokinense

(Bescherelle) Gao Chien, Vitt & Fu Xing

in Gao Chien, Crosby & S. He, Moss FI.

China 1: 224. 1999. Basionym:

Dicranum gymnostomum var. hokinense

Bescherelle, 1892. See Gao Chien, M. R.

Crosby & S. He (editors), 1999.

Pseudochorisodontium mamillosum (Gao

Chien & Aur Zhi-wen) Gao Chien et al.

in Gao Chien, Crosby & S. He, Moss FI.

China 1: 226. 1999. Basionym:

Dicranum mamillosum Gao Chien & Aur

Zhi-wen, 1980. See Gao Chien, M. R.

Crosby & S. He (editors), 1999.

Pseudochorisodontium ramosum (Gao

Chien & Aur Zhi-wen) Gao Chien et al.

in Gao Chien, Crosby & S. He, Moss FI.

China 1: 227. 1999. Basionym:

Dicranum ramosum Gao Chien & Aur

Zhi-wen, 1980. See Gao Chien, M. R.

Crosby & S. He (editors), 1999.

Pseudochorisodontium setschwanicum

(Brotherus) Gao Chien et al. in Gao

Chien, Crosby & S. He, Moss Fl. China

1: 229. 1999. Basionym: Dicranum

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setschwanicum Brotherus, 1929. See Gao .

Chien, M. R. Crosby & S. He (editors),

1999,

PSEUDOCROSSIDIUM R. S. Williams, 1915.

Pseudocrossidium granulosum (Thériot)

Churchill in Churchill, Griffin & J.

Mufioz, Ruizia 17: 182. 2000. Basionym:

Barbula granulosa Thériot, 1936. See

Churchill, S. P., D. Griffin III & J.

Mufioz, 2000.

eecuscaaienna Brotherus, 1907.

Pseudoleskeopsis bollei (Brotherus &

heeb in Geheeb & Herzog) P. Rao,

Bryobrothera 7: 107. 2001. Basionym:

Cryphaea bollei Brotherus & Geheeb in

Geheeb & Herzog, 1910. See Rao,

Pengcheng, 2001b.

PTYCHOMITRIUM Fiirnrohr, 1829, conserved

orthography, “Pthychomitrium.”

Ptychomitrium angusticarpum Schiavone &

Biasuso, Lilloa 39: 103. f. 1. 1997. Type:

Argentina. “Departamento Chicligasta,

Rio Cochuna, 1700 m snm.” Schiavone

& Biasuso 1 142a. Mar 30, 1992.

Holotype: LIL. Other indicated

distribution: Brazil. See Schiavone, M.

M. & A. B. Biasuso, 1997.

Ptychomitrium mamillosum Guo Shui-liang,

Cao Tong & Gao Chien, J. Bryol. 22:

237. f. 1-11. 2000. Type: China.

“Sich Ya-an, Baoxin, on rocks, 1100

m alt.” Li Qian 11497. Holotype: IFP.

See Guo Shui-liang, Cao Tong & Gao

Chien, 2000.

Ptychomitrium yulongshanum Cao Tong &

Guo oe Bryologist 104: 303. f.

1-13. 2001. Type: China. “Yunnan.

Yulong Shan, Wen Hai Mountain, above

Camellia Temple, exposed ridge top; on

dry volcanic rocks, 3300 m elev.” D. G.

Long 18971. Oct 9, 1990. Holotype: E.

See Cao Tong & Guo Shui-lian, 2001.

Pylaisia Bruch & W. P. Schimper in B.S.G.,

1851, conserved orthography,

“Pylaisaea.” Note: with the conservation

of Pylaisia, the homotypic Pylaisiella

can no longer be used under the Code.

Pylaisia nana Mitten, Trans. Linn. Soc.

London, Bot., ser. 2, 3: 180. 1891. Other

use: Soames nana (Mitten) Higuchi,

199

Pa steerei (Ando & Higuchi) Ignatov in

Ignatov et al., Arctoa 10: 174. 2001.

Basionym: Pylaisiellz steerei Ando &

Higuchi, 1987. See Ignatov, M. S., E. I.

Ivanova, E. A. Ignatova & K. K.

Krivoshapkiny, 2001.

PYLAISIADELPHA Cardot, 1912.

shape wate capillacea (Griffith) B. C.

Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 86: 42.

1999. aa Neckera capillacea

Griffith, 1843 [1842]. See Tan, B.C. &

Jia Yu, 1999.

PYLAISIELLA Kindberg ex Grout, 1896. Note:

with the conservation of Pylaisia, the

homotypic Pylaisiella may not be used.

Pylaisiella nana (Mitten) Higuchi,

Bryobrothera 5: 117. 1999. Basionym:

Pylaisia nana Mitten, 1891. See Higuchi,

M., 1999.

Pylaisiella steerei Ando & Higuchi, Mem.

New York Bot. Gard. 45: 211. f. 1-34.

1987. Other use: Pylaisia steerei (Ando

& Higuchi) Ignatov in Ignatov et al.,

2001.

RACOMITRIUM Bridel, 1819 [1818].

Racomitrium aduncoides Bednarek-Ochyta,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 278. f. 1-3.

1999. Type: U.S.A. “Tennessee. Sevier

Co.: Great Smoky Mountains National

Park, Alumn Cave Creek, near Arch

Rock, Mt. Le Conte.” Schofield 10585

[Mosses of North America 870}. Jul 25,

1959. Holotype: KRAM; isotypes:

ALTA, BR, CANM, COLO, FLAS, MO,

POZG, TENN. Other indicated

distribution: U.S.A. (Massachusetts, New

Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,

North Carolina, Pennsylvania,

Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia). See

Bednarek-Ochyra, H., 1999b.

Racomitrium norrisii Bednarek-Ochyra &

Ochyra, Ann. Bot. Fenn. 37: 236. f. 1-3.

2000. Type: U.S.A. “California, El

Dorado Co.: along South Fork of the

American River at Carpenter Creek, 1300

m.” Norris 58449. Apr 7, 1981.

Holotype: UC; isotype: KRAM. Other

indicated distribution: U.S.A. (Idaho).

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See Bednarek-Ochyra, H. & R. Ochyra,

2000.

*Racomitrium pilosissimum Brotherus in

Bednarek-Ochyra, Cryptog. Bryol. 20:

183. 1999, invalid, cited in synonymy.

See Bednarek-Ochyra, H., 1999a.

Racomitrium ryszardii Bednarek-Ochyra,

Cryptog. Bryol. 21: 276. f. 1-3. 2000.

Type: U.S.A. “Alaska. Wrangell-

Petersburg Co.: Mitkof Island, slopes

near Crystal Lake, S of Petersburg, lat.

56°36'N, long. 132°50’W; altitude ca 60

m.” Worley, Schofield & Hamilton 8528.

Jun 22, 1968. Holotype: KRAM. Other

indicated distribution: Canada (British

Columbia), U.S.A. (Oregon,

Washington). See Bednarek-Ochyra, H.,

2000.

Racomitrium valdon-smithii Ochyra &

Bednarek-Ochyra, Fragm. Florist.

Geobot. 44: 211. f. 1. 1999. Type: South

Africa. “Prince Edward Islands. Marion

Island: halfway between Delta Kop and

Bob Rand Peak, lat. 46°54'S, long.

37°45’E, elev. ca. 950 m.” Ochyra &

Smith 738/99. Apr 12, 1999. Holotype:

PRE; isotype: KRAM. See Ochyra, R. &

H. Bednarek-Ochyra, 1999b.

RACOPILUM Palisot de Beauvois, 1805.

Racopilum integrum Dixon, J. Bot. 79: 61.

1941. Other use: Powellia integra

tenet Zanten in H. Akiyama & Zanten,

Racopilum niutensis H. Akiyama & Zanten,

Bryobrothera 5: 17. f. 1. 1999. Type:

Indonesia. “Kalimantan Barat,

Kabupaten Sambus, west slope of

Gunung Niut, around Pos Ko, on boulder

at more or less shaded place in a small

valley in primeval montane forest, ca.

1300 m alt.” H. Akiyama B-31404. Dec

18, 1991. Holotype: HYO; isotypes: BO,

GRO, L. Paratypes cited. See Akiyama,

H. & B. O. van Zanten, 1999.

RADULINA W. R. Buck & B. C. Tan, 1989

[1990]

Radulina hamata (Dozy & Molkenboer) W.

R. Buck & B. C. Tan, 1989 [1990].

Radulina hamata var. ferriei (Cardot &

Thériot) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 86: 45. 1999. Basionym:

Trichosteleum ferriei Cardot & Thériot,

1908. See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu, 1999.

RHACOPILOPSIS Renauld & Cardot, 1900.

Rhacopilopsis variegata (Welwitsch &

Duby) M. C. Watling & O’Shea, J.

Bryol. 22: 214. 2000, “variegatum.”

Basionym: Hypnum variegatum

Welwitsch & Duby, 1872. See Watling,

M. C. & B. J. O’Shea, 2000.

RHAMPHIDIUM Mitten, 1869.

Rhamphidium rechingeri Baumgartner in K.

H. Rechinger, Denkschr. Allg. Schweiz.

Ges. Gesammtan Naturwiss. 105(2,1):

51. 1943. Type: Crete. “Chania: An

iiberri Iten Schieferfelsen zwischen

”

Skines und Nea Rumata, ca. 300 m.

Collector not cited 14,860. May 28, 1943

[sic]. Note: treated as invalid in Index

Muscorum.

RHYNCHOSTEGIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper

in B.S.G., 1852.

Rhynchostegium strongylense (Bottini) W.

R. Buck & Privitera, Cryptog. Bryol. 1:

12. 1999. Basionym: Barbella

strongylensis Bottini, 1907. See Buck,

W. R. & M. Privitera, 1999.

ROSULABRYUM Spence, 1996.

Rosulabryum epiphyticum Spence & H. Fi

Ramsay, Telopea 8: 325. f. 1. 1999.

Type: Australia. “New South Wales:

epiphytic on orchids in pots at Macquarie

University, originally from Port

Macquarie area, North Coast (3 1°27'S,

152°55'E).” A. J. Downing s.n. Aug 8,

1991. Holotype: BRI; isotype: NSW.

Other indicated distribution: Australia

(Queensland). See Spence, 5 Ro HH. P.

Ramsay, 1999.

Rosulabryum lamingtonicum Spence & H.

P. Ramsay, Telopea 8: 328. f. 3. 1999.

Type: Australia. “Queensland: Cedar

Creek N.P., Tambourine Mtn (27°54'S,

153°11'E).” A. Mertens 3. Oct 16, 1988.

Holotype: BRI; isotype: NSW. Other

indicated distribution: Australia (New

South Wales). See Spence, J. R. & H. P.

Ramsay, 1999.

*Rosulabryum perlimbatum Spence & H. P.

Ramsay, Telopea 8: 333. 1999, invalid,

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basionym not cited. See Spence, J. R. &

H. P. Ramsay, 1999.

Rosulabryum queenslandicum Spence & H.

P. Ramsay, Telopea 8: 326. f. 2. 1999.

Type: Australia. “Queensland: on dry

shaded soil bank along track to Aljon

Falls, Carnarvon Gorge National Park

(25°02'S, 148°10'E).” J. R. Spence 5167.

Jan 2, 1993. Holotype: BRI. Other

indicated distribution: Australia

(Northern Territory). See Spence, J. R. &

H. P. Ramsay, 1999.

SAITOBRYUM Zander, Bryologist 100: 520.

1997 [1998

Saitobryum lorentzii (C. Miiller) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 255. 1999.

Basionym: Pottia lorentzii C. Miiller,

1879. See Ochyra, R., 1999c.

SANIONIA Loeske, 1907.

Sanionia uncinata (Hedwig) Loeske, 1907.

*Sanionia uncinata var. georgico-uncinata J.

Putzke & A. B. Pereira, Antarctic Mosses

51. 2001, invalid, basionym not cited.

See Putzke, J. & A. B. Pereira, 2001.

SCHISTIDIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1845, conserved name.

Schistidium halinae Ochyra, Ann. Bot. Fenn.

35: 268. f. 1. 1998 [1999]. Type:

Antarctica. “South Shetland Islands,

King George Island, Admiralty Bay,

Puchalski Peak, lat. 62°10’'S, long.

58°17'30"W, elev. 140 m, on dry, bare

andesite rocks on a west-facing slope.”

Ochyra 27aa/80. Mar 16, 1980.

Holotype: KRAM; isotypes: AAS, ALA,

ALTA, B, BA, BM, BP, BR, C, CANM,

CHR, COLO, DUIS, DUKE, F, FH,

FLAS, G, GJO, GL, H, HIRO, HO, HSC,

IFP, JE, KRAM, L, M, MEXU, MICH,

MIN, MO, NAM, NFLD, NICH, NIPR,

NSW, NY, PC, PE, PRE, S, TENN,

, TRH, U, UBC, US. See Ochyra,

a, 1998 [1999].

Schistidium olivaceum (Herzog) rates ig & J.

Mufioz, J. Bryol. 22: 142. 2

Basionym: Grimmia imc Herzog,

1916. See Ochyra, R. & J. Mujfioz, 2000.

Schistidium readeri (Brotherus) Ochyra & J.

Mufioz, J. Bryol. 22: 142. 2000.

Basionym: Grimmia readeri Brotherus,

1902. See Ochyra, R. & J. Mufioz, 2000.

Schistidium rivulare (Bridel) Podpéra, 1911.

Schistidium rivulare var. subflexifolium (C.

Miller) Fife, New Zealand J. Bot. 38:

197. 2000. Basionym: Grimmia

subflexifolia C. Miiller, 1898. See Fife,

A. J., 2000.

Schistidium squamatulum (Herzog) Ochyra

& J. Mufioz, J. Bryol. 22: 142. 2000.

Basionym: Grimmia squamatula Herzog,

1916. See Ochyra, R. & J. Mujfioz, 2000.

Schistidium yaulense (Brotherus) Ochyra &

J. Mufioz, J. Bryol. 22: 142. 2000.

Basionym: Grimmia yaulensis Brotherus,

1920. See Ochyra, R. & J. Mujioz, 2000.

SCHIZYMENIUM Harvey in W. J. Hooker,

1840.

Schizymenium shevockii A. J. Shaw, Syst.

Bot. 25: 190. f. 1-9. 2000. Type: U.S.A.

“California, Fresno Co., 10 km north of

the intersection National Forest Rd. 9 and

Trimmer-Balch Camp Rd. E of Trimmer

on NF Rd. 9. On roadside rocks south of

Hazlett Basin, 36°58'N, 119°13'W.”

Shaw 9905. Jul 19, 1998. Holotype:

DUKE; isotypes: DUKE, MO, NY.

Paratypes cited. See Shaw, A. J., 2000.

SCLEROPODIUM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1853.

Scleropodium apiculigerum (Lindberg & H.

Amell) Frahm in W. Frey et al., Kleine

Kryptogamenfl. (ed. 6) 4: 294. 1995.

Basionym: Hypnum apiculigerum

Lindberg & H. Arnell, 1890, Note: not in

IOM 93-95. See Frey, W., J.-P. Frahm,

E. Fischer & W. Lobin, 1995.

SCOULERIA W. J. Hooker, 1829 [1830].

Scouleria aquatica W. J. Hooker in

Drummond, 1828.

Scouleria aquatica var. pulcherrima

(Brotherus) Kurbatova, Novosti Syst.

Niz8. Rast. 32: 168. 1998. Basionym:

Scouleria pulcherrima Brotherus, 1916.

See Kurbatova, L. E., 1998.

SEHNEMOBRYUM Lewinsky-Haapasaari &

Hedenis, Bryologist 101: 549. 1998

[1999]. Type: Sehnemobryum paraguense

(Bescherelle) Lewinsky-Haapasaari &

Hedenas, 1998 [1999] (Orthotrichum

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paraguense Bescherelle, 1891), holotype.

Original placement: Orthotrichaceae. See

Lewinsky-Haapasaari, J. & L. Hedenis,

1998 [1999].

Sehnemobryum paraguense (Bescherelle)

Lewinsky-Haapasaari & Hedenis,

Bryologist 101: 549. 1998 [1999].

Basionym: Orthotrichum paraguense

Bescherelle, 1891.

SEMATOPHYLLUM Mitten, 1864.

Sematophyllum brasiliense (Herzog)

Ochyra, Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 258.

1999. Basionym: Hygrohypnum

brasiliense Herzog, 1927. See Ochyra,

R., 1999¢

Sematophyllum curvirostre (Harvey in W. J.

Hooker) B. C. Tan, Hikobia 13: 192.

2000. Basionym: Leskea curvirostris

Harvey in W. J. Hooker, 1836. See Tan,

B. C., 2000b.

Sematophyllum falcifolium Fleischer,

Hedwigia 44: 318. 1905. Other use:

Acroporium strepsiphyllum vat.

falcifolium (Fleischer) B. C. Tan &

Mohamed, 1999,

Sematophyllum steerei (A. J. Sharp) Ochyra,

Fragm. Florist. Geobot. 44: 258. 1999.

Basionym: Hygrohypnum steerei A. J.

Sharp, 1978. See Ochyra, R., 1999c.

Sematophyllum subpinnatum (Bridel)

Britton, 1918.

Sematophyllum subpinnatum fo. tristiculum

(Mitten) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori

Bot. Lab. 86: 51. 1999. Basionym:

Stereodon tristiculus Mitten, 1859. See

Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu, 1999.

SPHAEROTHECIELLA Fleischer, 1914.

Sphaerotheciella koponenii P. Rao,

Bryologist 103: 739. f. 1-16. 2000

[2001]. Type: China. “Hunan Prov. Sang-

Zhi Co., Ba-Da-Gong-Shan, Liao-Ye-

Wan... . 1370 m, 29°46'N, 101°03’E.” 7.

Koponen, S. Huttunen, S. Piippo & P.-c.

Rao 55709. Oct 7, 1998. Holotype: H.

oe cited. See Rao, Pencheng, 2000

Sphaerotheciella sinensis (E. B. Bartram) P.

Rao, Ann. Bot. Fenn. 37: 55. 2000.

Basionym: Cryphaea sinensis E. B.

Bartram, 1935. See Rao, Pengcheng,

2000.

*SPHAGNOPHYTA H. Crum, Struct. Divers.

Bryoph. 6. 2001, invalid, no Latin

description. Note: contrary to what Crum

states in his footnote, the Code does

require Latin descriptions or diagnoses

for names of all ranks published after 1

January 1935; see Article 36.1 . See

Crum, H., 2001a.

SPHAGNUM Linnaeus, 1753.

*Sphagnum austro-americanum H. Crum,

Bryologist 98: 588. f. 9. 1995,

illegitimate, later homonym (Article

53.1, Tokyo Code). Earlier name:

Sphagnum austro-americanum H. Cru

1993. Other use: Sphagnum diblastoides

H. Crum, 2001.

Sphagnum breedlovei H. Crum, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 23: 113. f. 3: £i. 2001.

Type: Mexico. “Chiapas: Mpio.

Motozintla de Mendoza, near summit of

Cerro Mozotal, on rock, 2750 m.” D. E.

Breedlove & B. Bartholomew 55854.

Nov 24, 1981. Holotype: MICH; isotype:

MO. Original placement: sect. Acutifolia.

See Crum, H., 2001b.

Sphagnum crispatum H. Crum, Contr. Univ.

Michigan Herb. 23: 108. f. 1: e-g. 2001.

Type: Peru. “Cajamarca: Hualgayoc, Las

La s to the west of Cajamaraca [sic],

07°10'S, 78°15'W, 3900 m.” P.

Hegewald & E. Hegewald 6213. May 25,

1973. Holotype: MICH; isotype: MO.

Original placement: sect Cuspidata. See

Crum, H., 2001b.

Sphagnum diblastoides H. Crum, Contr.

Univ. Michigan Herb. 23: 114. 2001.

Replaced name: Sphagnum austro-

americanum H. Crum, 1995. Blocking

Crum, 1993. See Crum, H., 2001b.

Sphagnum ehyalinum A. J. Shaw &

Goffinet, Bryologist 103: 369. f. 7-17.

2000. Type: Chile. “Magellanes [sic].

Province of Magellanes [sic]. Brunswick

Peninsula, W of Punta Arenas, along

road to Cerro Mirado (Reserva Forestal

Magallanes, about 500 m before junction

with road to Andino. . . 53°S, 71°15'W ..

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..” Goffinet 5782. Nov 4, 1998. Paratype cited. Original placement: sect.

Holotype: DUKE, isotypes: HIP, MICH. Subsecunda. See Crum, H., 2001b.

Original placement: sect. Cuspidata. See Sphagnum luetzelburgii Paul ex H. Crum,

Shaw, A. J. & B. Goffinet, 2000. Contr. Univ. Michigan Herb. 23: 109. f.

Sphagnum fuscovinosum Seppelt & H. 1: h-k. 2001. Type: Barzil. “Rio de

Crum, Contr. Univ. Michigan Herb. 22: Janeiro: Serra dos Orgaos, Schlucht auf

132. f. 1-10. 1999. Type: Australia. der Siidseite des Morro Assu.” Ph. von

“Tasmania. Mt. Field National Park, Tarn Luetzelburg 7012. Aug 1915. Holotype:

Shelf, 42°41'S, 146°35'E.” P. J. Dalton MICH; isotype: M. Original placement:

91.2. May 21, 1991. Holotype: HO; sect. Subsecunda. See Crum, H., 2001b.

isotype: CHR, MICH, herb. Dalton. Sphagnum noryungasense H. Crum, Contr.

me cited. See Seppelt, R. D. & H. Univ. Michigan Herb. 23: 110. f. 2: fk.

Crum, 1999, 2001. Type: Bolivia. “La Paz: Nor

Sphagnum hegewaldii H. Crum, Contr. Yungas, trail by construction camp N on

Univ. Michigan Herb. 23: 110. f. 3: a-e. Bolivia 1 from La Paz to Nor Yungas,

2001. Type: Peru. “Amazonas: ~ 16°16'89"S, 67°50'89" W, secondary

Chachapoyas District, Las Palmas, zw. humid montane forest, under large rock

Balsas u. Leimemba, 06°46'S, 77°49’W, overhang with running water, 3100-3300

on soil. 3000 m.” P. Hegewald & E. m.” M. J. Price, S. P Churchill & Z.

Hegewald 7007. Aug 31, 1973. Magombo 12347 [sic, isotype in MO is

Holotype: MICH; isotype: MO. Original 1237; cf. collection numbers for e.g. S.

placement: sect. Subsecunda. See Crum, lapazense and S. priceae]. Nov 12, 1999.

H., 2001b. Holotype: MICH; isotype: MO. Original

Sphagnum lapazense H. Crum, Contr. Univ. placement: sect. Subsecunda. See Crum,

Michigan Herb. 23: 107. f. 1: a—d. 2001. s b.

Type: Bolivia. “La Paz: Nor Yungas, trail *Sphagnum paulianum H. Crum, Contr.

by construction camp, N on Bolivia 1 Univ. Michigan Herb. 23: 114. 2001,

from La Paz to Nor Yungas, 16°16'89"S, illegitimate, superfluous. Note: the earlier

67°50'89"W, under large rock overhang “homonym” cited is invalid and therefore

with running water, 3100-3300 m.” M. J. does not block the later “replaced” name.

Price, S. P. Churchill & Z. Magombo See Crum, H., 2001b.

1236. Nov 12, 1999. Holotype: MICH; Sphagnum priceae H. Crum, Contr. Univ.

isotype: MO. Paratypes cited. Original Michigan Herb. 23: 114. f. 2: a-e. 2001.

placement: sect. Sphagnum. See Crum, Type: Bolivia. “La Paz: Nor Yungas, trail

H., 2001b. by construction camp, N on Bolivia 1

Sphagnum leonii H. Crum, Pabstia 5(2): 1. f. from La Paz to Nor Yungas, 16°16'89"S,

a-g. 1994. Type: Brazil. “Estado Minas 67°50'89”"W, secondary, humid forest, in

Gerais, Parque Estadual do Brigadeiro, clump at edge of trail, 3100-3300 m.” M.

Serra da Araponga, Fazenda Neblina, J. Price, S. P. Churchill & Z. Magombo

20°43’S, 42°29’'W, 1300 m.” L. S. Leoni 1268. Nov 12, 1999. Holotype: MICH;

2170. Mar 25, 1993. Holotype: GFJP; isotype: MO. See Crum, H., 2001b.

isotype: CEPEC, MICH, NY, RB, SP. SPLACHNOBRYUM C. Miiller, 1869.

Note: not in JOM 93-95. See Crum, H., Splachnobryum bengalense Gangulee,

1994, Mosses E. India 4: 865. f. 412. 1974.

Sphagnum lojense H. Crum, Contr. Univ. Other use: Kopononobryum bengalense

Michigan Herb. 23: 112. 2001. Type: (Gangulee) Arts, 2001.

Ecuador. “Loja: Spring bog, on Ona- Splachnobryum crassinervium Atts,

Saraguro road ca. 3 km S of Carboncillo, Lindbergia 26: 86. f. 7. 2001. Type:

03°S, 79°11'W, 3000 m.” S. Laegaard Norfolk Island. “Philip Island, Red road

18703B. Apr 11, 1998. Holotype: MO. valley, barren hillside of dry creek, alt.

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60 m.” H. Streimann 32255. Dec 4, 1984.

Holotype: CANB. Paratypes cited. See

Arts, T., 2001.

SPLACHNUM Hedwig, 1801.

Splachnum sphaericum Hedwig, 1801.

Splachnum sphaericum var. elongatum

rummond, Musci Amer., Brit. N. Amer.

36. 1828. Type: Canada. “Mountain

woods.” [Thomas Drummond] Musci

Americani, Brit. N. Amer. 36. 1825—

1827. Note: not in Index Muscorum. See —

Drummond, T., 1828.

*STEREODON Mitten, 1859, illegitimate, type

of earlier name included.

Stereodon micans Mitten, J. Proc. Linn. Soc.,

Bot., Suppl. 2: 114. 1859. Replaced

Hooker, 1833. Blocking name: Hypnum

micans Swartz, 1829. Other use:

Hageniella micans (Mitten) B. C. Tan &

Jia Yu, 1999.

Stereodon tristiculus Mitten, J. Proc. Linn.

Soc., Bot., Suppl. 2: 102. 1859. Other

use: Sematophyllum subpinnatum fo.

bia (Mitten) B. C. Tan & Jia Yu,

SYNTRICHIA Bridel, 1801.

Syntrichia densa (Velenovsky) Frahm in

Frahm & M. T. Gallego, J. Bryol. 23:

120. 2001. Basionym: Tortula ruralis

var. densa Velenovsky, 1897. See Frahm,

J.-P. & M. T. Gallego, 2001.

Syntrichia glabra Frahm & M. T. Gallego, J.

Bryol. 23: 119. f. 1-2: a-~d. 2001. Type:

Germany. “Rheinland-Pfalz Kreis

Kreuznach, nature preserve Trollmiihle

north of Dorsheim, ca. 200 m alt., W-

exposed open rocks of basic breccia.”

Frahm 3695. Dec 4, 1999. Holotype:

BONN. Paratypes cited. See Frahm, J.-P.

& M. T. Gallego, 2001.

Syntrichia minor (Bizot) M. T. Gallego et

al., Bryologist 103: 376. 2000. ©

Basionym: Tortula papillosissima vat.

minor Bizot, 1954. See Gallego, M. T., J.

Guerra, M. J. Cano, R. M. Ros & M. C.

Sanchez-Moya, 2000.

SYRRHOPODON Schwigrichen, 1824.

Syrrhopodon hongkongensis Zhang Li in

Zhang Li, Corlett & Chau, Bryologist

102: 122. f. 1-12. 1999. Type: China.

“Hong Kong. New Territories, Sheung

Wo Hang Fung Shui Wood, on tree trunk

in forest, 160 m.” Zhang 1079. Holotype:

IBSC; isotype: HKU, KFBG, LAF.

Paratypes cited. See Zhang, L., R. T.

Corlett & L. Chau, 1999.

TAYLORIA W. J. Hooker, 1816.

Tayloria rudimenta Bai Xue-liang & B. C.

Cryptog. Bryol. 21: 3. f. 1-10. 2000.

Type: China. “Ningxia Huizu

Atonomous Region, south slope of Mt.

Helan, Suyuchous (38°48'N, 105°54’E),

2050 melev., on rich old goat dungs over

boulder in U/mus glaucescens forest.” X.-

L. Bai 130. Jul 21, 1996. Holotype:

HIMC. See Bai Xue-liang & B. C. Tan,

2000.

*THAMNIUM W. P. Schimper in B.S.G., 1852,

illegitimate, later homonym.

Thamnium maderense Kindberg, Hedwigia

41: 216. 1902. Other use: Thamnobryum

alopecurum var. maderense (Kindberg)

Stech, Ros & O. Werner, 2001.

THAMNOBRYUM Nieuwland, 1917.

Thamnobryum alopecurum (Hedwig)

Nieuwland ex Gangulee, 1976.

Thamnobryum alopecurum vat. maderense

(Kindberg) Stech, Ros & O. Werner,

Nova Hedwigia 72: 256. 2001.

Basionym: Thamnium maderense

Kindberg, 1902. See Stech, M.., R. M.

Ros & O. Werner, 2001.

THupIuM Bruch & W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., 1852.

Thuidium bifarium Bosch & Sande Lacoste,

Bryol. Jav. 2: 123. pl. 226. 1865. Other

use: Aequatoriella bifaria (Bosch &

Sande Lacoste) Touw, ;

Thuidium bonianum Bescherelle, Bull. Soc.

Bot. France 34: 98. 1887. Other use:

Pelekium bonianum (Bescherelle) Touw,

2001.

Thuidium campanulatum Mitten, J. Linn.

Soc., Bot. 12: 574. 1869. Other use:

Pelekium campanulatum (Mitten) Touw,

2001.

Thuidium chenagonii C. Miller ex Renauld

& Cardot, Bull. Soc. Roy. Bot. Belgique

33(2): 129. 1895, “chenagoni.” Other

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use: Pelekium chenagonii (C. Miiller ex

Renauld & Cardot) Touw, 2001

Thuidium ciliatum Mitten, J. Linn. Soc., Bot.

12: 576. 1869. Other use: Pelekium

ciliatum (Mitten) Touw, 2001.

Thuidium erosifolium Zeng Shu-ying,

Guihaia 10: 105. pl. 1. 1990. Other use:

Pelekium erosifolium (Zeng Shu-ying)

Touw, 2001.

Thuidium fuscatum Bescherelle, Ann. Sci.

Nat. Bot., sér. 7, 15: 78. 1892. Other use:

Cyrto-hypnum fuscatum (Bescherelle)

Wu Pan-cheng, Crosby & S. He, 1999,

Pelekium fuscatum (Bescherelle) Touw,

2001.

Thuidium intricatum Jaeger, Ber. Thatigk.

St. Gallischen Naturwiss. Ges. 1876-77:

251 (Gen. Sp. Muse. 2: 317). 1878.

Replaced name: Leskea intricata Mitten,

1863. Blocking name: Leskea intricata

C. J. Hartman, 1849. Other use: Pelekium

intricatum (Jaeger) Touw, 2001.

Thuidium kiasense R. S. Williams, Bull.

New York Bot. Gard. 8(31): 363. 1914.

Other use: Indothuidium kiasense (R. S.

Williams) Touw, 2001

Thuidium orientale Mitten ex Dixon, J. Bot.

51: 329. 1913. Other use: Thuidium

pristocalyx var. orientale (Mitten ex

Dixon) Touw, 2001

Thuidium pristocalyx (C. Miiller) Jaeger,

1878.

Thuidium pristocalyx var. orientale (Mitten

ex Dixon) Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 91:

47. 2001. Basionym: Thuidium orientale

Mitten ex Dixon, 1913. See Touw, A.,

2001b.

Thuidium pristocalyx var. samoanum

(Mitten) Touw, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 91:

41. 2001. Basionym: Thuidium

samoanum Mitten, 1868. See Touw, A.,

001b

2 :

Thuidium pseudoglaucinum Touw, J.

Hattori Bot. Lab. 90: 205. 2001. Type:

Thailand. “Payap, Doi (Mt.) Chiengdao,

1500 m, evergreen forest, on tree

branch.” A. Touw 9048. Holotype: L;

isotypes: BM, NY, US. See Touw, A.,

200 1a.

Thuidium pygmaeum W. P. Schimper in

B.S.G., Bryol. Eur. 5: 162 (fasc. 49-51.

Monogr. 6). 1852. Other use: Pelekium

pygmaeum (W. P. Schimper in B.S.G.)

Touw, 2001.

Thuidium ramosissimum Dixon & E. B.

Bartram, Occas. Pap. Bernice Pauahi

Bishop Mus. 10(10): 21. f. 9. 1933. Other

use: Pelekium ramosissimum (Dixon &

E. B. Bartram) Touw, 2001.

Thuidium sachalinense Lindberg, Contr. F.

Crypt. As. 244. 1872, “sachalinensis.”

Other use: Echinophyllum sachalinensis

(Lindberg) T. J. O’Brien in T. J. O’Brien

& D. G. Horton, 2000.

Thuidium samoanum Mitten, J. Linn. Soc.,

Bot. 10: 186. 1868. Other use: Thuidium

pristocalyx var. samoanum (Mitten)

Touw, 2001

Thuidium scabrosulum Mitten, J. Linn. Soc.,

Bot. 12: 574. 1869. Other use: Pelekium

scabrosulum (Mitten) Touw, 2001.

Thuidium subpinnatum Brotherus, Bih.

Kongl. Svenska Vetensk.-Akad. Handl.

21 Afd. 3(3): 66. 1895. Other use:

Pelekium subpinnatum (Brotherus)

Touw, 2

Thuidium synoicum Touw in Touw &

Falter-van den Haak, J. Hattori Bot. Lab.

67: 47. f. 12: b, 15. 1989. Other use:

Pelekium synoicum (Touw in Touw &

Falter-van den Haak) Touw, 2001.

Thuidium unipinnatum Fang Yan-ming &

T. Koponen, Bryobrothera 6: 38. f. 17-

18. 2001. Type: China. “Yunnan Prov.,

Lijiang Co., km 25 at Lijiang-Bai-Chang

highway (18 km SW of Lijiang). . . . alt.

2980 m, 26°47'N, 100°05’E.” 7. Koponen

42694. Holotype: H. Paratypes cited.

Other use: Cyrto-hypnum unipinnatum

(Fang Yan-ming & T. Koponen) W. R.

Buck, 2001. See Fang, Yan-Ming & T.

Koponen, 2001.

Thuidium varians Welwitsch & Duby in

Duby, Mém. Soc. Phys. Genéve 21: 440.

pl. 5: f. 3. 1872. Other use: Pelekium

varians (Welwitsch & Duby in Duby)

Touw, 2001.

Thuidium vestitissimum Bescherelle, Ann.

Sci. Nat. Bot., sér. 7, 15: 79. 1892. Other

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use: Bryochenea vestitissima

(Bescherelle) Touw, 2001.

Thuidium watanabei Touw, J. Hattori Bot.

Lab. 74: 200. f. 3. 1993. Other use:

Pelekium watanabei (Touw) Touw, 2001.

*THYRIDIUM Mitten, 1868, illegitimate, later

Thyridium cardotii Fleischer, Musci

Buitenzorg 1: 228. f. 34. 1904, “cardoti.”

Other use: Mitthyridium fasciculatum

subsp. cardotii (Fleischer) B. C. Tan &

L. Ellis in L. Ellis & B. C. Tan, 1999.

TIMOTIMIUs W. R. Buck, Bryobrothera 5: 77.

1999. Type: Timotimius titanotus W. R.

Buck, 1999, holotype. Original

placement: Sematophyllaceae. See Buck,

W.R., 1999.

Timotimius titanotus W. R. Buck,

Bryobrothera 5: 77. f. 1. 1999. Type:

Ecuador. “Pichincha, Cordillera

Occidental, W slope, Quito-San Miguel

de los Bancos road, 15 km W of

Tandayapi in remnant cloud forest, ca.

00°01'N, 78°40'W, 7700 ft. [2350 m].”

William C. Steere 27023. Nov 3, 1983.

Holotype: NY; isotypes: H, MO. See

Buck, W. R., 1999.

TORTULA Hedwig, 1801, conserved name.

Tortula papillosissima (Coppey) Brotherus,

1909

Tortula papillosissima var. minor Bizot,

Rev. Bryol. Lichénol. 23: 268. 1954.

Other use: Syntrichia minor (Bizot) M. T.

Gallego et al., 2000.

Tortula ruralis (Hedwig) P. G. Gartner, B.

Meyer & Scherbius, 1802.

Tortula ruralis var. densa Velenovsky,

Rozpr. Ceské Akad. Véd, Tr. 2, Védy

Mat. Pfir. 6(6): 166. 1897. Other use:

Syntrichia densa (Velenovsky) Frahm in

Frahm & M. T. Gallego, 2001.

TRACHYCYSTIS Lindberg, 1868.

t Trachycystis obtusus Frahm, Nova

Hedwigia 72: 280. f. 12, 18. 2001. Type:

Baltic amber. “Sammlung [H. W.]

Hoffeins Nr. 1157/1,” Hamburg. See

Frahm, J.-P., 2001a.

TRICHOSTELEUM Mitten, 1868.

Trichosteleum ferriei Cardot & Thériot,

Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr. Bot. 18: 251.

1908. Other use: Radulina hamata var.

ferriei (Cardot & Thériot) B. C. Tan &

Jia Yu, 1999.

TRICHOSTOMUM Bruch, 1829, conserved

name.

Trichostomum armatum Thériot & Trabut,

Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Afrique N. 22: 160.

f. 2. 1931. Other use: Weissia condensa

var. armata (Thériot & Trabut) Cano,

Ros & J. Guerra, 2000.

ais cn bombayense C. Miiller, Syn.

Musc. Frond. 2: 628. 1851. Other use:

Nioublases bombayense (C. Miiller) P.

Sollman, 2001.

TRIGONODICTYON Dixon & Potier de la

Varde, 1928

Trigonodictyon indicum Dixon & Potier de

la Varde, Ann. Cryptog. Exot. 1: 40. f. 3.

1928. Other use: Grimmia indica (Dixon

& Potier de la Varde) Goffinet & Greven,

2000.

UNCLEJACKIA Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris,

Acta Bot. Fenn. 165: 37. 1999. Type:

Unclejackia longisetula (E. B. Bartram)

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, 1999

(Chaetomitrium longisetulum E. B.

Bartram, 1942), holotype. Original

placement: Brachytheciaceae. See

M. S., T. Koponen & D. H.

Norri ‘

Unelidachie crispifolia (E. B. Bartram)

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot.

Fenn. 165; 43. 1999. Basionym:

Chaetomitrium crispifolium E. B.

Bartram, 1953. See Ignatov, M. S., T.

Koponen & D. H. Norris, 1999.

Unclejackia longisetula (E. B. Bartram)

Ignatov, T. Koponen & Norris, Acta Bot.

Fenn. 165: 41. 1999. Basionym:

Chaetomitrium longisetulum E. B.

Bartram, 1942. See Ignatov, M. S., T.

Koponen & D. H. Norris, 1999.

VERRUCIDENS Cardot, 1908.

Verrucidens macrosporus Reimers, Notizbl.

Bot. Gart. Berlin-Dahlem 13: 48. 1936.

Other use: Dicranoweisia macrospora

(Reimers) Ochyra, 1999

VoiTiA Hornschuch, 1818.

Voitia grandis D. G. Long, aie sein S:

134. f. 1. 1999. Type: China. *

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Province, Diqing Prefecture, Da Xue

Shan (Big Now Mountain) N of Geza,

large valley 5 km west of pass, 28°34'N,

99°47'E, stony limestone valley floor, on

dung, 4410 malt.” D. G. Long 23853.

May 29, 1993. Holotype: E; isotypes: H,

KUN, NY, PE. Paratypes cited. See

Long, D. G., 1999.

WARBURGIELLA C. Miiller ex Brotherus,

1900.

Warburgiella celebensis (Dixon) B. C. Tan,

J ori Bot. Lab. 89: 177. 2000.

Basionym: Brotherella celebensis Dixon,

1934. See Tan, B. C., 2000a

WARNSTORFIA Loeske, 1907.

Warnstorfia fontinaliopsis (C. Miiller)

Ochyra in Ochyra & Matteri, Fl. Criptog.

Tierra del Fuego 14(10): 72. 2001.

Basionym: Hypnum fontinaliopsis C.

Miiller, 1883. See Ochyra, R. & C

Matteri, 2001.

Warnstorfia kurilensis (Smirnova

Schljakov, Novosti Syst. Niz8. Rast. 33:

198. 1999. Basionym: Drepanocladus

kurilensis Smirnova, 1912. See

Schljakov, R. N., 1999.

WEISSIA Hedwig, 1801.

Weissia condensa (Voit in Sturm) Lindberg,

1863.

Weissia condensa vat. armata (Thériot &

Trabut) Cano, Ros & J. Guerra, J. Bryol.

22: 271. 2000. Basionym: Trichostomum

armatum Thériot & Trabut, 1931. See

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

Weissia microcarpa W. J. Hooker & Wilson,

Fl. Tasman. 2: 166. pl. 171: f. 5. 1859.

Other use: sict Beeches microcarpum

(W. J. Hooker & Wilson) Ochyra, 1999.

Wijkia H. Crum, 1971.

Wijkia hornschuchii (Fleischer) H. Crum,

1971.

Wijkia hornschuchii var. acutifolia B. C.

Tan & Jia Yu, J. Hattori Bot. Lab. 86: 61.

1999. Type: China. “Guangxi Province,

Xingan Co., Mt. Miaoer, on thin soil over

rock.” Collecting Team 1626. Sep 15,

1974. Holotype: IBSC; isotype: FH.

Paratype cited. See Tan, B. C. & Jia Yu,

1999.

ZYGODON W. J. Hooker & Taylor, 1818.

Zygodon conoideus (Dickson) W. J. Hooker

& Taylor, 1818.

Zygodon conoideus var. lingulatus S. R.

Edwards, J. Bryol. 22: 41. 2000. Type:

United Kingdom. “On Quercus cerris,

west side of Smallbrook Valley,

Thursley, Surrey.” S. R. E[{dwards] 3638.

Apr 25, 1998. Holotype: MANCH;

isotype: herb. R. C. Stern. See Edwards,

S.R., E. Sheffield & R. C. Stern, 2000.

Zygodon longicellularis Griffin, Cryptog.

Bryol. Lichénol. 11: 163. 1990. Type:

Venezuela. “Estado Barinas, paramo de

Santo Cristo, 3,600—-3,750 m.” Griffin &

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AUTHORS

This list includes authors not wir in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989 and some listed there for

which there is additional informatio:

Abramova, A. L. — Anastasia Laurentievna

Abramova, 1915-1976

Allen, J. A. — John Alpheus Allen, 1863-—

Archangelsky, S. — Sergio Archangelsky,

1931-

Arts — Theo Albert Arts, 1942—2000

Aur Zhi-wen — Aur Zhi-wen, 1932-—

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—

Berendt — Georg Carl Berendt, 1790-1850

Biasuso — Amalia Beatriz Biasuso, 1962—

Brullo — Salvatore Brullo, 1947-

Buchanan, A. M. — A. M. Buchanan, 1944—

Biiltmann — Helga Biiltmann, fl. 1998

Calabrese — Graciela Mabel Calabrese, 1960-

Cano — Maria Jesus Cano, 1967—

Catcheside — David Guthrie Catcheside,

1907-1994

Chau — Lawrence K. C. Chau, 1961—

Chevalier, A. — Auguste Jean Baptiste

Chevalier, 1873-1956

Christophersen — Erling Christophersen,

1898-

Clark, J. R. — John R. Clark, 1974—

Corlett — Richard T. Corlett, fl. 1999

C H. — Howard Alvin Crum, 1922-—2002

Crundwell — Alan Cyril Crundwell, 1923-

2000

Dirkse — Gerardus Martinus Dirkse, 1946—

Durieu — Michel Charles Durieu de

Maisonneuve, 1796-1878

Engelmark — Fred Thor-Bjérn Engelmark,

1947-

Fang Yan-ming — Fang Yan-ming, fl. 2001

Fischer, Eb. — Eberhard Fischer, fl. 1989

Fu Xing — Fu Xing, fl. 1999

Gallego, M. T. — Maria Teresa Gallego,

1972-

Garcia-Zamora — Pedro Garcia-Zamora, fl.

Garilleti — Ricardo Garilleti, 1963-

Giacomini — Valerio Giacomini, 1914-1982

Goffinet — Bernard Goffinet, 1966—

Géppert — Johann Heinrich Robert Géppert,

1800-1884

Greven — Henk C. Greven, 1936—

Guo Shui-liang — Guo Shui-liang, fl. 2000

Hadiuzzaman — Syed Hadiuzzaman, fl. 1997

Hastings — Ross I. Hastings, 1956—

He, S. — Si He, 1959-

Heras — Patxi Hers: 1958-

Heyn — Chaia Clara Heyn, 1924-1998

Hobkirk — Charles Codrington Pressick

Hobkirk, 1837-1902

Ignatov — Mikhail (Misha) S. Ignatov, 1956—

Ignatova — Elena Anatol’evna Ignatova,

1956-

Infante — Marta Infante, 1964—

Ivanova, E. I. — Elena Ilyinichna Ivanova,

1966—

Jia Yu — Jia Yu, 1966~-

Jiménez, J. A. — Juan A. Jiménez, fl. 2001

Jolyclerc — Nicolas Marie Thérése Jolyclerc,

Jones, G. N. — George Neville Jones, 1903-

1970

Kiguchi — Hiroshi Kiguchi, 1955—

Klazenga — Niels Klazenga, 1969-

Klebs — Georg Albrecht Klebs, 1857-1918

Krivoshapkin — Konstantin Konstantinovich

Krivoshapkin, 1970-

Kurbatova — Ljubov Evgenjevna Kurbatova,

1973-

Lara, F. — Francisco Lara, 1963-

Lewinsky — Jette Lewinsky, 1948-1998

Lewinsky-Haapasaari — Jette Lewinsky-

Haapasaari, 1948-1998

Lewis-Smith — Ronald Ian Lewis-Smith,

1942~-

Li Ji-biao — Li Ji-biao, fl. 1999

Li Min — Li Min, 1973-

Lobin — Wolfram Lobin, 1951—

Liibenau-Nestle — Renate Liibenau-Nestle, fl.

2000

Margadant — Willem Daneil Margadant,

1916-1997

Mazimpaka — Vicente Mazimpaka, 1948-

Miche, G. — Georg Miehe, fl. 1994

Miehe, S. — Sabine Miehe, fl. 1994

Mufioz, J. — Jesus Mufioz, 1964—

Nyholm — Elsa Tufvessen Nyholm, 1911-—

2002

O’Brien, T. J. — T. J. O’Brien, fl. 2000

O’Shea — Brian John O’Shea, 1943-

Ochyra — Ryszard Ochyra, 1949-

Otnyukova — Tatyana Nikolaevna

Otnyukova, 1953-

Ottone — Eduardo Guillermo Ottone, 1959

Pereira, A. B. — Ant6énio Batista Pereira, fl.

2001

Piovano — Giovanni Piovano, fl. 1953

Privitera — Maria Privitera, fl. 1999

Puglisi, M. — Marta Puglisi, fl. 2000

Putzke, J. — Jair Putzke, fl. 2001

Rao, P. — Pengcheng Rao, 1963-

Rechinger, K. H. — Karl Heinz Rechinger,

1906—

Ros — Rosa Maria Ros, fl. 1987—

Sachez-Moya — Maria Carmen Sanchez-

Moya, fl. 2000

Schljakov — Roman Nicolaevich Schljakov,

1912-1999

Schmidt, C. — Carsten Schmidt, fl. 1998

Sérgio — Cecilia Loff Pereira Sérgio Costa

Gomes, 1942—

AUTHORS

Sharp, A. J. — Aaron John (Jack) Sharp,

1904-1997

Shaw, A. J. — Arthur Jonathan Shaw, 1954—

Sollman, P. — Philip Sollman, 1945-—

Stech — Michael Stech, fl. 1999

Stone — Ilma Grace Stone, 1913-2001

Streimann — Heinar Streimann, 1938-2001

Suleiman — Monica Suleiman, 1969-—

Tateishi — Yoichi Tateishi, 1948-

Vanderpoorten — Alain Vanderpoorten,

1974—

Velenovsky — Josef (Joseph) Velenovsky,

1858-1949

Wang You-fang — Wang You-fang, 1953—

Watling, M. C. — Malcolm Clifford Watling,

1949-

Werner, O. — Olaf Werner, fl. 2001

Xiong Yuan-xin — Xiong Yuan-xin, fl. 1996

Yamaguchi — Tomio Yamaguchi, 1959-

Yip, K. L.— Kwok Leung Yip, 1969—

Zarnowiec — Jan Zarnowiec, 1956—

Zhang Li — Zhang Li, fl. 1999

Zhao Jian-cheng — Zhao Jian-cheng, 1956—

Zhu Jun — Zhu Jun, fl. 2000

PUBLICATIONS

This list includes titles of publications not listed in Index of Mosses, 1963-1989. Jounals

cataloged in the supplement to B-P-H are listed as BPH/S with the page and column, L for left and R

for right, on which they appear.

Ameghiniana — Ameghiniana.BPH/S: 50.R.

Ann. Scott. Nat. Hist. — Annals of Scottish

Natural History. BPH: 114.12.

Antarctic Mosses — The Antarctic Mosses

with Special Reference to the South

Shetland Islands. Putzke, J. & A. B.

Pereira. Canoas, Brazil: Editora da

Universidade Luterana do Brasil. 2001.

Arctoa — Arctoa, a Journal of Bryology.

Volume 1+, 1992+.

Atti Reale Univ. Genova — Atti della R.

Universita Genova. BPH/S: 109.L.

Bangladesh J. Bot. — Bangladesh Journal of

Botany. BPH/S: 115.R.

Bernstein — Der Bernstein. Goeppert, H. R. &

G. K. Berendt. TL2: 2073

Bocconea — Bocconea. Volume 1+, 1991+.

Bot. Zurn. (Moscow & Leningrad) —

Botaniteskij urnal (Moscow &

Leningrad). BPH: 226.10. After

dissolution of the Soviet Union in August

1991 the name of the city of publication

has reverted to Saint Petersburg [CaHxKT

Ilerep6ypr], but the abbreviation should

not be changed, since doing so would

duplicate an abbreviation used for a

different, now extinct, journal.

Bryobrothera — Bryobrothera, published by

the Finnish Bryological Society. Volume

14+, 1992+,

Bryol. Res. — Bryological Research. Volumes

7+, 1997+,

Bryoph. Biol. — Bryophyte Biology. Shaw, A.

J. & B. Goffinet (eds.). Cambridge,

United Kingdom: Cambridge University

Press. 2000.

Bull. Nat. Hist. Mus. Lond. (Bot.) — Bulletin

of the Natural History Museum, London

(Botany). Volumes 23+, 1993+.

Chenia — Chenia, Contributions to the

Cryptogamic Biology. Volumes 1+,

1993+.

Contr. Fl. Crypt. As. — Contributio ad Floram

Cryptogamam Asiae Boreali-Orientalis,

Lindberg, S. O. TL2: 4595. “Preprinted

[from Acta Soc. Sci. Fenn. 10:

[221]-280] with special cover but

without change of pagination,” TL2.

Cryptog. Bryol. — Cryptogamie Bryologie.

Volumes 20+, 1999+. Preceded by

Cryptog. Bryol. Lichénol.

Denkschr. Allg. Schweiz. Ges. Gesammtan

Naturwiss. — Denkschriften der

Allgemeine Schweizerischen °

Gesellschaft fur die Gesammten

Naturwissenschaften. BPH: 341.02.

Enum. Fissident. — Enumeratio Generum et

Specierum Fissidentacearum. Jaeger, A.

TL2: 3262.

Eric. Forest — Ericaceous Forest and

Heathlands in the Bale Mountains of

South Ethiopia. Ecology and Man’s

Impact. Miehe, G. & S. Miehe.

Hamburg: Stiftung Walderhaltung in

Afrika und Bundesforschungsanstalt fiir

Forst- und Holzwirtschaft. 1994.

Evansia — Evansia. BPH/S:: 322.R.

Guihaia — Guihaia. BPH/S: 366.R.

Haussknechtia Beih. — Haussknechtia

Beiheft. Volumes 1+, 1990+.

J. Bot. (Hooker) — Journal of Botany, being a

second series of the Botanical

Miscellany. TL2: 3004. BPH: 460.02.

Kleine Kryptogamenfl. (ed. 6) — Kleine

togamenflora, 6 véllig

neubearbeitete Auflage.Bryophytes by

W. Frey and J.-P. Frahm in volume 4,

1995

Kongl. Svenska Vetenskapsakad. Handl. —

Kongliga Svenska

Vetenskapsakademiens Handlingar.

BPH: 517.11.

Molec. Phylogenet. Evol. — Molecular

Phylogenetics and Evolution. Volumes

2+, 1993+,

Moss Fl. China — Moss Flora of China,

English Version. He, Si (organizing

editor). Beijing: Science Press & St.

Louis: Missouri Botanical Garden. Si He

(editor). Volume 1, 1999; 2, 2001; 3,

2003; 6, 200

PUBLICATIONS

Mosses Cascade Mount. — Mosses of the

Cascade Mountains, Washington. Allen,

J. A. See G. Sayre. Cryptogamae

exsiccatae—an annotated bibliography of

published exsiccatae of Algae, Lichenes,

Hepaticae, and Musci. Mem. New York

Bot. Gard. 19: 176. 1971.

Mosses South Australia — Mosses of South

Australia. Catcheside, D. G. Published in

the unnumbered series Handbooks of the

Flora and Fauna of South Australia.

Novon — Novon. Volumes 1+, 1991+

Occas. Pap. Bernice Pauahi Bishop Mus. —

Occasional Papers of the Bernice Pauahi

Bishop Museum. BPH: 680.26

Beginning with volume 9, “Pauhai”

became simply “P

Pabstia — Pabstia, Boletim do Herbario Guido

Pabst. Volume 1+, 1989+.

Raffles Bull. Zool. — Raffles Bulletin of

Zoology. Volume 1+, 1988+.

Ruizia — Ruizia; Monografias del Real Jardin

Botanico. BPH/S: 822.L.

Struct. Divers. Bryoph. — Structural Diversity

of Bryophytes. Crum, H. Ann Arbor:

University of Michigan Herbarium. 2001.

Stuttgarter Beitr. Naturk., A — Stuttgarter

Beitrage zur Naturkund. Seria A,

Biologie. BPH/S: 872.L.

Suppl. Prodr. Fl. Bryol. Madagascar —

Supplément au Prodrome de la Flore

Bryologique de Madagascar. Renauld, F.

TL2: 8998*

Syll. Gen. Sp. Crypt. — Sylloge Generum

Specierumque Cryptog }

Montagne, J. P. F. C. TL2: 6258.

Syst. Sex. Vég. — Systéme Sexuel des

Végétaux. Jolyclerc, N.-M.-T. TL2:

3387*, 7726*

Taxon. Monogr. Drepanocladus anduncus

Group — A Taxonomic Monograph of

the Drepanocladus aduncus Group

(Bryopsida: Amblystegiaceae).

Zarnowiec, J. 2001.

Telopea — Telopea. BPH/S: 889.L.

Trans. & Proc. Roy. Soc. New Zealand —

Transactions and Proceedings of the

Royal Society of New Zealand. BPH:

888.22.

Trop. Bryol. — Tropical Bryology. BPH/S:

914.L

Trudy Arktié. Antarktié. Nau¢.-Issl. Inst.

Glavn. Upravl. Servern. Morsk. Minist.

Flota SSSR — Trudy Arkti¢eskogo i

Antarkti¢eskogo Nautno-

Issledovatel’skogo Instituta Glavonogo

Upravlenija Severnogo Morskogo Puti

Ministerstva Morskogo Flota SSSR.

BPH/S: 915.L*.

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