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Paris, J.E.G.N. (1909), Collatio Nominum Brotherianorum et Indicis Bryologici (Book) Paris, J.E.G.N. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Acanthocladium crinitum (Hook.f. & Wilson) Broth. ex Paris
  2. Amblystegium longifolium Mitt.
  3. Camptochaete schlosseri (Sendtn.) Broth. ex Paris
  4. Cryphaea crenulata Mitt.
  5. Cryphidium crenulatum (Mitt.) Broth. ex Paris
  6. Drepano-hypnum fontinaloides Hampe
  7. Drepanocladus fontinaloides (Hampe) Broth. ex Paris
  8. Drepanocladus longifolius (Mitt.) Broth. ex Paris
  9. Glyptothecium sciuroides (Hook.) Broth. ex Paris
  10. Hypnum crinitum Hook.f. & Wilson
  11. Hypnum cucullatum Mitt.
  12. Hypnum schlosseri Sendtn.
  13. Lepidopilum australe Broth.
  14. Leskea sciuroides Hook.
  15. Rhynchostegiella cucullata (Mitt.) Broth. ex Paris
  16. Whiteleggea Broth. ex Paris
  17. Whiteleggea australis (Broth.) Broth. ex Paris

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