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Neosharpiella aztecorum H. Rob. et Delgad. (Gigaspermaceae), new to the bryophyte flora of South America

Journal

CRYPTOGAMIE BRYOLOGIE
Volume 36, Issue 1, Pages 69-74

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ADAC-CRYPTOGAMIE
DOI: 10.7872/cryb.v36.iss1.2015.69

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Africa; Argentina; distribution; Mexico; mosses; Physcomitrium turgidum; Quathlamba; Tucuman

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  1. PIUNT [PIP 0078, PICT 1838]

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Neosharpiella aztecorum H. Rob. et Delgad., a species originally described from Mexico, and subsequently found in South Africa, is recorded for the first time for South America from Argentina. Photomicrography of spore morphology, capsule, and leaves observed by LM and SEM are here presented. A distribution map of the species in the Latin America is also included.

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