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Notes on Brachymenium in Guyana with a new species from Mt. Ayanganna.

ABSTRACT: A relative of the African species described by Brotherus as Bryum perspinidens, has been discovered in Guyana with erect capsules and a short inner peristome. The Guyana material is recognized as a new species, and both species are placed in the genus Brachymenium. The characteristics that distinquish the genus are discussed with reference to the Guyana specimens of Brachymenium speciosum.

SUBMITTER: Robinson H

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7417294 | biostudies-literature |

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