The Hornwort and Liverwort Atlas of Romania

11. Porella obtusata (Taylor) Trevis., mistakenly included in the list of hornworts and liverworts fromSouth-East Europe (Sabojlević & Natcheva 2006:174).12. Porella platyphylloidea (Schwein.) Lindb. cited in Europe is Porella platyphylla (L.) Pfeiff. (Mihai,Pascal & Costică 1998; Ştefănuţ 2004d:38).13. Scapania glaucocephala (Taylor) Austin was reported from Romania, but without localities andspecimens, and has been rejected until specimen is found (Düll 1983; Söderström, Urmi & Váňa2002, 2007). The samples of Scapania glaucocephala (Taylor) Austin were checkied by Düll R.Western European arctic-alpine species, extremely rare, with distribution in Germany (BayerischeAlpen, Allgäuer Alpen), N. Russia, Norway and Sweden (Frey & al. 2006:100). The samplesfrom Cluj County, Morii Valley, on sandy-clayey soil, as Scapania glaucocephala, leg. & det.Plămadă E. were wrongly identified (Plămadă 1967:470).14. Scapania praetervisa Meyl., published by Jakab G. as new for Romania, from Covatar Waterfall,near Săpânţa, Maramureş County, 900 m alt., 15-21.06.1997 (Jakab 1999:55). Arctic-alpinespecies, requires further confirmation.THE AREAS INVESTIGATEDThe Atlas includes my research conducted during 1995-2008 in over 200 localities across Romania.In Fig. 6 is represented the distribution of areas investigated (the blue circle). An important support in therealisation of this Atlas came from my colleagues: Paulina Anastasiu, Dan Cogălniceanu, GinaCogălniceanu, Simona Mihăilescu, Mihaela Paucă-Comănescu, Adriana Jalbă, Claudia Nicolae, MarilenaOnete, Oliviu Pop, Cristina Fiera, Nicoleta Şerpoiu and Kinga Öllerer from which I received severalspecimens collected from the field (the red circle).Fig. 6. The distribution of areas investigated.32