The Hornwort and Liverwort Atlas of Romania

13 Corsinia coriandrina (Spreng.) Lindb. published from Romania, Cernei Valley, sub C.marchantioides (Müller 1954:404, fig.93), was not included in the list of Mihai G. (1983) or theannotations of Dihoru G. from 1986.14 Frullania parvistipula Steph. was recently published from Romania, Cheile Mari aleDâmboviţei, Argeş County, leg. & det. Ştefănuţ S., conf. Schumacker R. [BUCA B943, B944] (Ştefănuţ2004c:110-111).15 Jungermannia borealis Damsh. et Váňa was cited by Schumacker & Váňa (2000:70) andSöderström, Urmi & Váňa (2002:19), mentioned from Romania only under J. karl-muelleri Grolle (MihaiG. 1983:32; Dihoru G. 2001a:128), part of this being synonym also with J. pumila With.16 Jungermannia subulata A. Evans was published from Romania, Harghita County, Vlăhiţa [W](Grolle & Váňa 1969:312) and from Alba County, Valea Lungă (Grolle & Váňa 1969:312; Váňa1973b:406), not included in the list of Mihai G. (1983) or the annotations of Dihoru G from 1986.17 Leiocolea bantriensis (Hook.) Jörg. subsp. wallfischii Ştefănuţ, subsp. nov. was collected in 2005and 2006 from the Lăptici Peatbog, Bucegi Natural Park.18 Lophozia opacifolia Culm. ex Meyl. was recently published as new species for Romania, fromthe Bucegi Mountains, Hornul Mare, Braşov County, leg. & det. Ştefănuţ S., conf. T.L. Blockeel [BUCAB945] (Ştefănuţ 2004a:63).19 Lophozia silvicola H. Buch - Romania, in forest, without localization, 07.1900, leg. Schmidt A.[LE] (Bakalin 2005; Söderström, Urmi & Váňa 2007:324);20 The presence of the species Lunularia cruciata (L.) Lindb. at Grota cu Aburi, Caraş-SeverinCounty, the only place where the species can be found in nature, was confirmed by us in 2004 [BUCAB2970, B2971].21 Marchantia polymorpha L. subsp. montivagans Bischl. et Boisselier was published fromRomania as Marchantia polymorpha L. var. alpestris Nees or M. alpestris Nees.22 Marsupella commutata (Limpr.) Bernet was published recently as new species for Romania,from the shore of Lake Urlea, Făgăraş Mountains, leg. & det. Ştefănuţ S., conf. T.L. Blockeel [BUCAB947] (Ştefănuţ 2004e:306) and Baba Mare Mountain, Bucegi Massif, leg. & det. Ştefănuţ S. (Ştefănuţ2007a:103).23 Pallavicinia lyellii (Hook.) Carruth. was published recently as new species for Romania, fromArpaşu de Sus, Sibiu County [BUCA B931] (Ştefănuţ 2003a:71-78).24 Riccia canaliculata Hoffm. was not included in the 2004 list (Ştefănuţ 2004d), but it wasidentified in the paper of Simonkai L. (1893:359), mentioned from Arad County, under „Ricciella fluitansvar. canaliculata Hoffm.”.25 Riccia cavernosa Hoffm. was not included in the 2004 list (Ştefănuţ 2004d), but it was identifiedin the paper of Schuster R.M. (1992b:487-489), who mentioned that R. crystallina auct., non L. emend.Raddi, from the papers of Warnstorf C. (1903) and Müller K. (1906-1911; 1954), belong to the species R.cavernosa. We considered that the species published under R. crystallina L., from Ostrovul MoldovaVeche, Caraş Severin County, might be R. crystallina L. emend. Raddi (Ştefureac & Mihai 1967:14), andall citations published under R. crystallina L. are referring to R. cavernosa.26It is possible that all species cited under Riccia crystallina L. are actually R. cavernosa.27 Scapania brevicaulis Taylor (published by Ştefureac T. under Scapania degenii Schiffn. ex Müll.Frib.) (Ştefureac 1958a:109).28 Scapania compacta (Roth) Dumort. was published by Mohan G. from Ciucaş Mountains,Zăganul Mountain, Roşu Mountain and the valley of the Ursului brook (Mohan 1990b:42), and from theDoftana Valley and Păltinoasei Valley, Prahova County [PHHM 7783/3873](Mohan 1971a:9; Mohan1988b:107). Later, the liverwort was excluded from the List of Hornworts and Liverworts from Romania(Plămadă & Dumitru 1998b:68; Söderström, Urmi & Váňa 2002:32; Dihoru G. 2004:169; Ştefănuţ2004d:38). In 2006 I checked the herbarium samples from the Museum of Natural Sciences from Ploieştiand found no specimens of this species!29 Scapania crassiretis Bryhn, excluded from the List of Hornworts and Liverworts from Romania(Ştefănuţ 2004d:38), was reintroduced following the consultation of the paper written by Loitlesberger K.(1898), who cited the species from the Făgăraş Mountains, Negoiu Peak, alt. 2200 m.30 Scapania cuspiduligera (Nees) Müll. Frib. is cited from Romania by Müller K. (Müller1957:934) and Schuster R.M. (Schuster 1974:355) from the Transylvanian Alps, probably afterLoitlesberger K. and Pax F., under S. rupestris Dumort., from the Bucegi Mountains, but synonym with S.30