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The genus Levierella Müll. Hal. (Bryopsida: Fabroniaceae) in Africa, and a review of the genus worldwide

Brian J. O'Shea
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Howard W. Matcham
Pages 97-103 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Terry A. J. Hedderson, Elias Bizuru, Myriam Mujawamariya & Noeline Raondry-Rakotoarisoa. (2014) New and additional moss records for Rwanda. Journal of Bryology 36:1, pages 72-75.
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Paulo E. A. S. Câmara & William R. Buck. (2012) A re-interpretation of the Fabroniaceae, a phylogenetic perspective. The Bryologist 115:1, pages 109-117.
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William R. Buck, Bruce Allen & Ronald A. Pursell. (2006) Recent literature on bryophytes—109(1). The Bryologist 109:1, pages 89-111.
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