The Hornwort and Liverwort Atlas of Romania

Abbreviations used in the text† - disappeared from that locality (only in cases for which we have data on the disappearance of thehabitat);? – uncertain presence in Romania (if the sign appears for a species) or in that locality (if the signappears at the locality);! – material seen in field, but unpublished or unenclosed in the BUCA herbarium, det. Ştefănuţ S.e – erroneous citationvf. – top;s – sterile;fer – fertile;Hth – thallous hemicryptophytesHh – Hepatic hydrophytesHCh – Hepatic chamaephytes♀ - female plant; ♂ - male plant; ♀♂ - monoic plantThe abbreviations of countries or regions indicated at the distribution of the species in Europe wasdone after Söderström, Urmi & Váňa 2002, and are the followings: Ad – Andorra, Al – Albania, At –Austria, Az – Azores, Ba – Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bg – Bulgaria, Bl – Balearics, Br – Great Britain (excl.Northern Ireland), By – Belarus, Ca – Northern Caucasus, Ch – Switzerland, Cm – Crimea, Cn – CanaryIslands, Co - Corsica, Ct – Crete, Cz – Czech Republic, De – Germany, Dk – Denmark, Ee – Estonia, Es– Spain, Fi – Finland, Fl – Franz Josef Land (Russia), Fo – Faeroe Islands, Fr – France, Gr – Greece, Hr –Croatia, Hu – Hungary, Ie – Ireland (incl. Northern Ireland), Is – Island, It – Italy, Ka – Kaliningrad area,Kz – Kazakhstan, Lt – Lithuania, Lu – Luxembourg, Lv – Latvia, Ma – Madeira, Me – Montenegro, Md –Moldova, Mk – Macedonia, Mt – Malta, Nl – Netherlands, No – Norway, Po – Poland, Pt – Portugal, Rc– Central Russia, Re – Eastern Russia, Rn – Northern Russia, Ro – Romania, Rs – Southern Russia, Rw –North-western Russia, Sa - Sardinia, Sb – Serbia, Sc – Sicily, Se – Sweden, Si – Slovenia, Sj – Svalbard,Sk – Slovakia, Tu – Turkey, Ua – Ukraine.Cited or consulted herbariaFor the herbaria codes the following website was used „Search Index Herbariorum. Part I: TheHerbaria of the World” (http://sciweb.nybg.org/science2/IndexHerbariorum.asp).BP – The Herbarium of the Hungarian Museum of Natural Sciences, Budapest, Hungary.BRHE – Bryophyta Regni Hungariae Exsiccata, Edita a Sectione Botanica Musei NationalisTranssilvaniciBUC - The Herbarium of the University of Bucharest, Faculty of Biology, Romania.BUCA - The Romanian Academy Herbarium, Bucharest Institute of Biology, Romania.CL - The „Babeş-Bolyai” University Herbarium, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.CSH – Cumpătu Station Herbarium, Sinaia, Romania.FMDE – Flora Moldaviae et Dobrogeae ExsiccataFRE – Flora Romaniae ExsiccataFH – The Harvard University Herbarium. U.S.A. Massachusetts, CambridgeH.A.T.R. – Hep. Alp. Transsylv. Roman, Loitlesberger K.Herb. Boros – The personal herbarium of the Hungarian bryologist Boros Á.Herb. Váňa - The personal herbarium of the Czech bryologist Váňa J.HIPBC – The Herbarium of the Pedagogical Institute, Bacău, Romania.I – The Herbarium of the Faculty of Biology, Iaşi, Romania.JE - The Herbarium of the Friedrich-Schiller University. Jena, Germany.KRAM – Herbarium of the Polish Academy of Science. Krakow, Poland.LE - Herbarium of V. L. Komarov Botanical Institute, Saint Petersburg, Russia.M – Herbarium Botanische Straatssammlung. München, Germany.OP - The Herbarium of the Silesian Museum. Opava, Czech Republic.PHHM – The Herbarium of the Natural Sciences Museum, PloieştiPRC – The Herbarium of the Charles University. Prague, Czech Republic.S – The Herbarium of the Swedish Museum of Natural History. Stockholm, Sweden.Krypt. Exs. - Kryptogamas Exsiccatas, editae a Museo Paletino Vindobonensi, Viena, Austria.14