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Harpanthus drummondii — ein Lebermoosendemit des östlichen Nordamerika

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A third species ofHarpanthus NeesH. drummondii (Tayl.) n. c. — was recognized from eastern N.-America. Its main differences are special ± erected shoots with apical gemmae and a much less developed perigynium. Detailed description of the genusHarpanthus with new data on gemmae and antheridia of this genus. Key to and drawings of theHarpanthus species. Notes onGeocalyx and the relationsships of Geocalycaceae includingHarpanthus.

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Grolle, R. Harpanthus drummondii — ein Lebermoosendemit des östlichen Nordamerika. Osterr bot Z 112, 268–284 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01372951

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