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A new record of Rhynchostegiopsis costaricensis H.Rob. & D.G.Griffin (Leucomiaceae: Bryophyta) from Colombia, South America

ContributorsPrice, Michelle
Published inCryptogamie, Bryologie, vol. 26, no. 4, p. 431-434
Publication date2005
Abstract

Rhynchostegiopsis Müll.Hal. is a morphologically variable genus of five species. They are found in moist, humid habitats in montane forests, in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, tropical Andes, and south-eastern Brazil. One species, R. costaricensis H.Rob. & D.G.Griffin, distinctive because of its ‘tufts' of propagules on the dorsal leaf surface, was considered to be a narrow Central American endemic (Costa Rica, Honduras). A recently discovered collection from Colombia confirms the presence of this species in northern South America.

Keywords
  • Rhynchostegiopsis costaricensis
  • Colombia
  • Leucomiaceae
  • morphology
  • leaf propagules
  • Hookeriales
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PRICE, Michelle. A new record of Rhynchostegiopsis costaricensis H.Rob. & D.G.Griffin (Leucomiaceae: Bryophyta) from Colombia, South America. In: Cryptogamie, Bryologie, 2005, vol. 26, n° 4, p. 431–434.
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  • PID : unige:111945
Journal ISSN1290-0796
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