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Algaria nataliei (Pottiaceae), a new moss genus and species from the Western Cape Province of South Africa

Terry A. HeddersonDepartment of Botany University of Cape Town, Private Bag , 7701 Rondebosch, South Africa
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Richard H. ZanderBryology Group, Missouri Botanical Garden, PO Box 299, St. Louis, MO 63166, USA
Pages 192-195 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Terry A. Hedderson & María J. Cano. (2022) Hennediella austroafricana Hedd. & M.J.Cano, a new moss species from the Cape winter-rainfall region. Journal of Bryology 44:3, pages 222-225.
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Terry A. Hedderson & Richard H. Zander. (2022) Algaria overbergensis Hedd. & R.H.Zander, a new moss species from the Overberg Rûens Shale Renosterveld system of the Southwest Cape, South Africa. Journal of Bryology 44:3, pages 217-221.
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Terry A. Hedderson. (2021) Nine moss species new for South Africa with additional records for 14 rare or poorly known species. Journal of Bryology 43:2, pages 115-121.
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J. Patiño & A. Vanderpoorten. (2018) Bryophyte Biogeography. Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences 37:2-3, pages 175-209.
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Terry A Hedderson. (2012) Bryobartramia schelpei T.A.Hedderson, a new species to accommodate the South African populations of the genus. Journal of Bryology 34:4, pages 257-263.
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Michael Stech, Stuart F McDaniel, Rafael Hernández-Maqueda, Rosa M Ros, Olaf Werner, Jesús Muñoz & Dietmar Quandt. (2012) Phylogeny of haplolepideous mosses — challenges and perspectives. Journal of Bryology 34:3, pages 173-186.
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Richard H Zander & Terry A Hedderson. (2011) A new species of Crossidium (Pottiaceae, Bryophyta) from South Africa. Journal of Bryology 33:4, pages 304-306.
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Richard H Zander & Terry A Hedderson. (2011) Picobryum, a new genus of Pottiaceae (Bryophyta) from South Africa, and an erratum for Acaulonopsis. Journal of Bryology 33:2, pages 130-134.
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Jacques van Rooy & Abraham E van Wyk. (2011) The bryofloristic elements of southern Africa. Journal of Bryology 33:1, pages 17-29.
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Jacques Van Rooy & Abraham E. Van Wyk. (2010) The bryofloristic regions of southern Africa. Journal of Bryology 32:2, pages 80-91.
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Richard H. Zander & Terry A. Hedderson. (2009) Acaulonopsis, a new moss genus of the Pottiaceae from Western Cape Province of South Africa, and comments on Vrolijkheidia . Journal of Bryology 31:4, pages 234-239.
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Ryszard Ochyra, Jacques Van Rooy & Vírginia S. Bryan. (2020) Ephemerum homomallum (Pottiaceae) and Torrentaria aquatica (Brachytheciaceae), Two Additional American Moss Species New to Africa. Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae 89:3.
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William R. Buck, Bruce Allen & Ronald A. Pursell. (2009) Recent literature on bryophytes—112(2). The Bryologist 112:2, pages 427-437.
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