Drepanolejeunea laciniata(Lejeuneaceae), a New Species from Northern Thailand

Southern thailand bryophytes II Epiphylls from the Phang-Nga area

“…The previously and recently described endemic species originate mostly from the mountainous areas (e.g. Drepanolejeunea laciniata - He et al 2012, Cololejeunea ramromensis -Chantanaorrapint and Pócs 2014 or Drepanolejeunea actinogyna -Inuthai et al 2014). The lowland rainforests of southern Thailand are dominated by the more widespread Indomalesian, Palaeotropical or Pantropical species.…”

Diversity and distribution pattern of epiphyllous liverworts and its ecological determinants

“…有多次报道 (Pande & Misra, 1943;Dey et al, 2008;Asthana & Shukla, 2009Dey & Singh, 2010)。 斯里兰卡 (Eggers & Schäfer-Verwimp, 1987)、越南 (Zhu & Lai, 2003)、斐济 (Pócs & Eggers, 2007;Pócs, 2015)和泰国 (He et al, 2012;Inuthai et al, 2014;Promma & Chantanaorrapint, 2015 程, 1988;季梦成和吴鹏程, 1996;季梦成和刘仲苓, 1998a, 1998b季梦成等, 1998Ji et al, 1999) (Schuster, 1959;Risk et al, 2011)、乔治亚州的 Thomas县 (Ellis, 1971)、 路易斯安那州 (Guerke, 1973) 以及阿拉巴马州南部 (Diamond et al, 1999)均有关 于叶附生苔的研究报道。墨西哥的Chiapas发现了26 种叶附生苔 (Equihua & Pócs, 1999) …”

<p class="SP131109">Notes on Early Land Plants Today. 59. Leptolejeunea himalayensis and Leptocolea mirpurensis (Marchantiophyta, Lejeuneaceae) synonymous with Lejeunea cocoes and Cololejeunea raduliloba, respectively

“…Lejeuneaceae is the largest family of the liverworts with about 1700 currently accepted species (He & Zhu 2011, He et al 2012, but some of them are poorly known and their status is still unclear. Leptolejeunea himalayensis Pandé & Misra (1943: 168) is known only from India and previously suspected of belonging to one member of Lejeunea Libert (1820: 372) (Awasthi 1986).…”