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Transfer of Lepidopilum virens Cardot to Tetrastichium (Leucomiaceae)

Steven P. Churchill
Pages 537-541 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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M.T. Gallego, J.A. Jiménez & J. Guerra. (2004) Tetrastichium virens with sporophytes in mainland Europe: an SEM study. Journal of Bryology 26:3, pages 224-226.
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N. G. Hodgetts. (2001) Typification of Herbertus sakuraii (Warnst.) Hatt.. Journal of Bryology 23:3, pages 262-263.
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Lars Hedenäs. (2001) Observations on the calyptra in Tetrastichium fontanum (Mitt.) Cardot and T. virens (Cardot) S.P. Churchill. Journal of Bryology 23:3, pages 261-262.
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Frederick J. Rumsey & Johannes C. Vogel. (1999) Tetrastichium fontanum (Mitt.) Card. new to mainland Europe . Journal of Bryology 21:1, pages 72-73.
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Lars Hedenäs. (1995) Higher taxonomic level relationships among diplolepidous pleurocarpous mosses — a cladistic overview. Journal of Bryology 18:4, pages 723-781.
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M. F. V. Corley & A. C. Crundwell. (1991) Additions and amendments to the mosses of Europe and the Azores. Journal of Bryology 16:3, pages 337-356.
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Lars Hedenäs & Irene Bisang. (2011) The overlooked dwarf males in mosses—Unique among green land plants. Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution and Systematics 13:2, pages 121-135.
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Jan-Peter Frahm. 1991. Progress in Botany. Progress in Botany 332 341 .

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