Paper · 2009

A new contribution to the moss flora of the Inner Seychelles (revised edition)

Jan‐Peter Frahm; Boon‐Chuan Ho

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Abstract

An updated list of the mosses of the Inner Seychelles is given based on the previous literature and collections of the first author in 2008. It includes data on the frequency of species as well as distributional data for the individual islands. The moss flora of the islands is characterized. Campylopus brevirameus Dixon is regarded as synonym of C. julaceus ssp. arbogastii (Renauld & Cardot) J.-P.Frahm. Brachymenium dicranoides, Bryum alpinum, Campylopus flaccidus, C. flexuosus, Ectropothecium brachycladulum, E. chenagonii and E. perrotii are reported as new to the Seychelles. Garckea flexuosa, Syrrhopodon involutus and S. prolifer are reported as new to La Digue, Bryum leptospeiron, Brachymenium exile and Calymperes afzelii as new to Praslin.

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An updated list of Inner Seychelles mosses includes species frequencies and island distributions.

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mossesBryophytae0
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frequency of species as well as distributional datae0
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individual islandse0
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Inner Seychellese0

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“An updated list of the mosses of the Inner Seychelles is given based on the previous literature and collections of the first author in 2008. It includes data on the frequency of species as well as distributional data for the individual islands”

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Campylopus brevirameus was treated as a synonym of C. julaceus ssp. arbogastii.

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Campylopus brevirameus DixonCampylopus pilifer var. brevirameuse0
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synonym of C. julaceus ssp. arbogastiie0

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Campylopus pilifer var. brevirameus
Campylopus pilifer var. brevirameus · TaxonChristian Berg · CC BY 4.0 · iNaturalist ↗

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“Campylopus brevirameus Dixon is regarded as synonym of C. julaceus ssp. arbogastii (Renauld & Cardot) J.-P.Frahm”

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Seven moss taxa were reported as new to the Seychelles.

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Brachymenium dicranoides, Bryum alpinum, Campylopus flacciduse0
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new to the Seychellese0
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Seychellese0

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“Brachymenium dicranoides, Bryum alpinum, Campylopus flaccidus, C. flexuosus, Ectropothecium brachycladulum, E. chenagonii and E. perrotii are reported as new to the Seychelles”

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Garckea flexuosa, Syrrhopodon involutus and S. prolifer were reported as new to La Digue.

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Garckea flexuosa, Syrrhopodon involutus and S. proliferSyrrhopodon proliferSyrrhopodon involutusGarckea flexuosae0
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new to La Diguee0
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La Diguee0

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“Garckea flexuosa, Syrrhopodon involutus and S. prolifer are reported as new to La Digue”

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Bryum leptospeiron, Brachymenium exile and Calymperes afzelii were reported as new to Praslin.

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Bryum leptospeiron, Brachymenium exile and Calymperes afzeliie0
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new to Prasline0
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Prasline0

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“Bryum leptospeiron, Brachymenium exile and Calymperes afzelii as new to Praslin”

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