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Paris, J.E.G.N. (1896), Index Bryologicus sive enumeration muscorum hucusque cognitorum adjunctis synonyma distributioneque geographica locupletissimis : 645-964 (Section) Paris, J.E.G.N. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Aongstroemia baileyana Müll.Hal.
  2. Apalodium inflatum Mitt.
  3. Bartramia catenulata Hampe
  4. Distichophyllum baileyanum Müll.Hal.
  5. Hypnum chlamydophyllum Hook.f. & Wilson
  6. Hypnum chlorocladum Müll.Hal.
  7. Hypnum clandestinum Hook.f. & Wilson
  8. Hypnum cochlearifolium var. minus Hampe
  9. Hypnum howeanum Müll.Hal. ex Paris
  10. Hypnum lucidum Hook.f. & Wilson
  11. Hypnum nelsonii (Broth.) Paris
  12. Hypnum raphidorrhynchum Müll.Hal.
  13. Hypnum rhaphidorrhynchum Müll.Hal. ex Paris
  14. Leiostoma (Mitt.) Paris
  15. Leiostoma tongense (Sull.) Paris
  16. Lembophyllum chlamydophyllum (Hook.f. & Wilson) Paris
  17. Lembophyllum chlorocladon (Müll.Hal.) Paris
  18. Lembophyllum clandestinum (Hook.f. & Wilson) Lindb. ex Paris
  19. Lembophyllum cochlearifolium var. minus Paris
  20. Leptodontium papillatum Hook.f. & Wilson ex Paris
  21. Meteorium cerinum Hook.f. & Wilson
  22. Microdus baileyanus (Müll.Hal.) Paris
  23. Microdus pallens (Hook. & Wilson) Paris
  24. Mniadelphus baileyi Müll.Hal. ex Paris
  25. Neckera recurvula (Broth.) Paris
  26. Neckera scottiae Müll.Hal.
  27. Orthodontium inflatum (Mitt.) Paris
  28. Papillaria cerina (Hook.f. & Wilson) Paris
  29. Papillaria scottiae (Müll.Hal.) Paris
  30. Philonotis catenulata (Hampe) Paris
  31. Philonotis jardinii (Besch.) Paris
  32. Philonotula jardinii Besch.
  33. Plagiothecium lucidum (Hook.f. & Wilson) Paris
  34. Stereodon nelsonii Broth.
  35. Trachyloma recurvulum Broth.
  36. Weissia pallens Hook. & Wilson

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