The Hornwort and Liverwort Atlas of Romania

Harghita Mountains, Luci, 1050 m alt., 13.08.2001, leg. Bálint L. & Csízi K. (Bálint & Orbán2003:14).Bacău County, Tălâmba Brook, on rotten fir (Eftimie 1972:151,158; Mihai 1984a:89).Penteleu Massif, ? - Bâsca Roziliei at Nemertea, on bank, on sand and silt, 1.09.1985 (Dihoru G.1987b:94).Ciucaş Mountains, Caprei Valley, Berii Valley, Ciucaş Peak (Mohan 1990b:40).Cristianul Mare Mountain, Cristianul Mare, leg. & det. Vajda L., sub var. conncinata (Boros &Vajda 1967:224).Bucegi Massif, Piatra Arsă (Loitlesberger 1898:195; Schiffner 1911:287; Radian 1920:77); aboveMălăieşti Valley, leg. & det. Vajda L. (Boros & Vajda 1967:224); ♀♂ - Lăptici Peatbog, 45°22'26"N /25°26'23"E, 1470 m alt., 28.07.2005, leg. & det. Ştefănuţ S. [BUCA B3211, B3225], s - [BUCA B3232].Făgăraş Mountains, Capra Lake, AG, 45°36'00"N / 24°37'45"E, 2250 m alt., 17.07.2000, leg. &det. Ştefănuţ S. [BUCA B2161, B2185].Parâng Mountains, the edge of Câlcescu Lake, in peatbog, sub var. macrantha (Ştefureac1969a:90,112,113, Tab.14, Pl.V,1,a-d).Bihor Mountains, Galbena Valley, 750 m alt., Padiş, 1150 m alt., 08.1999 (Jakab 2000b:66,70).Cephalozia sp.Bucegi Massif, Lăptici Peatbog, 1470 m alt. (Ştefureac 1972c:100).Cephaloziella baumgartneri Schiffn.First citation for Romania: Smets 2003.Ecology: epigaeic, calcicolous, xerophytic, photo-sciophytic; atlantic mediterranean; Hch.Herbaria and Exsiccatae: BR, CL, SmetsDistribution in Europe: Br, Fr, Nl, Be, Pt, Es, Bl, Co, Sa, Sc, It, Si, Hr, Me, Ba, Ro, Al, Gr, Ct, Tu, Az, Ma, Cn.Distribution in Romania:Hunedoara County, Podul natural from Grohot, Bulzeştii de Sus, 360 m alt., 16.04.1995 [Smets7692, BR] (Smets 2003:60; Dihoru G. 2004:168).Alba County, Peştera lui Ionel, Gârda de Sus, 800 m alt., 16.05.1999 [Smets 8616, 8672, CL](Smets 2003:60; Dihoru G. 2004:168).Cephaloziella divaricata (Sm.) Schiffn.Syn.:– Cephalozia byssacea auct.– Cephalozia divaricata (Sm.) Dumort.– Cephalozia divaricata var. rupestris C.E.O. Jensen ex Arnell– Cephalozia starkei (Funck) Dumort. ex Cogn.– Cephaloziella byssacea sensu R.M. Schust.– Cephaloziella divaricata var. incurva (Lindb.) C.E.O. Jensen– Cephaloziella dusenii Steph.– Cephaloziella starkei (Funck ex Nees) Schiffn.– Cephaloziella starkei var. rupestris (C.E.O. Jensen ex Arnell) Müll. Frib.– Jungermannia byssacea auct.– Jungermannia divaricata Sm.– Jungermannia starkei Funck ex Nees– Trigonanthus divaricatus (Sm.) Mitt.First citation for Romania: Simonkai 1872.Moldova, sub C. starkei (Papp 1943:662).Muntenia (Mohan 1988b:101).Transylvania (Pax 1908:129).Ecology: epigaeic, acidophytic, xero-mesophytic, photo-sciophytic; circumpolar; Hch.Herbaria and Exsiccatae: BUCADistribution in Europe: Is, Fo, No, Dk, Se, Fi, Ie, Br, Fr, Ad, Nl, Be, De, Po, Ch, At, Cz, Sk, Hu, Pt, Es, Bl, Co, Sa, Sc, It, Si,Hr, Ba, Mk, Sb, Ro, Bg, Al, Gr, Ct, Ee, Lv, Lt, By, Ua, Rn, Rw, Rc, Re, Ca, Az, Ma, Cn.Distribution in Romania:Ţibleş Mountains, Bran Peak, Piciorul Mesteacănului, 1984-1985, sub C. starkei (Mohan1988a:21).Giumalău Mountain, Giumalău, subalpine zone, det. Ştefureac T., sub C. starkei (Cristurean2000:173,175); ♀ - Giumalău Secular Forest, SV, 47°26'12"N / 25°29'20"E, 1210 m alt., 11.09.2006, leg.85