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The Hornwort and Liverwort Atlas of Romania

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BRYOLOGICAL RESEARCHES IN ROMANIA<strong>The</strong> knowledge about bryophytes has very old routes in <strong>Romania</strong>, these can be found also in some<strong>of</strong> the names given for hornworts (Anthoceros - lepra lupului pătat, corneţel), liverworts (Marchantia -muşchiul de fântână, fierea-pământului, coada rândunicii, colbează, funuces or triercii) or mosses(Sphagnum – coada mâţei de baltă).<strong>The</strong> first studies about bryophytes in <strong>Romania</strong> were done in the beginning <strong>of</strong> the 19 th century. Inthis starting period for the <strong>Romania</strong>n bryology, the first published contributions were lists orenumerations in botanical papers or in papers dedicated especially for the study <strong>of</strong> cryptogams.<strong>The</strong> first paper in which we can find information on liverwort <strong>and</strong> moss species from <strong>Romania</strong> is:“Enumeratio stirpium magno Transsylvaniae Principatui” by Baumgarten J.C.G. from 1846,published posthumously by Fuss M. (Baumgarten 1846:1-236). An older contribution, but for which therewas no possibility to find any connection with the citation <strong>of</strong> <strong>Romania</strong>n bryophytes is “Enumeratioplantarum Galiciae & Bucowinae”, published in 1835 by Zawadzki A.<strong>The</strong> first publication <strong>of</strong> specialty, regarding the cryptogams from the Arpaşului Valley, FăgăraşMountains, appeared in 1853, by the author Ludwig Ritter von Heufler, in which also the first figures <strong>of</strong>some <strong>Romania</strong>n liverworts were published (Heufler 1853: plate IV) (Fig. 1). In the second half <strong>of</strong> the19 th century several publications have appeared in <strong>Romania</strong> in which hornwort, moss or liverwortspecies are mentioned. In this period the following authors have published: Schur F. (1852, 1853, 1858,1866, 1885), Heufler L. (1853), Juratzka J. (1859, 1860, 1862, 1863), Pančić J. (1861), Hampe E.(1861), Knauer B. (1863), Müller B. (1863), H<strong>of</strong>fmann U. (1864), Fuss M. (1864-1869, 1872, 1878),Barth J. (1868, 1871, 1877, 1883, collected mosses <strong>and</strong> liverworts from the Vlădeasa Massive, but thesedata were not published - 1892:34), Grecescu D. (1869, 1876a, 1876b, 1880), Simonkai L. (1872, 1878,1890, 1892, 1893), Schimper W.Ph. (1876), Brândză D. (1876a, 1876b, 1883), Venturi G. (1880),Kanitz A. (1881), Demeter K. (1884-1886, 1888), Hazslinszky F. (1866, 1868, 1885), Csató J. (1885,1894), Breidler J. (1890a, 1890b), Mágócsy-Dietz A. (1892), Pax F. (1896, 1898), Péterfi M. (1896-1900), Loitlesberger K. (1898, 1900), Zahlbruckner A. (1900).Fig. 1. Porella platyphylla (Heufler 1853: Pl. IV, Fig. 1).9

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