Ceratolejeunea grandiloba J.B. Jack et Steph .
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Ceratolejeunea grandiloba J.B. Jack et Steph. , Hedwigia 31: 16. 1892 ( Jack & Stephani 1892).
Type:— COLOMBIA. Antioquía: páramo de Sonsón, 1000 ft., 1872, Wallis s.n. ( holotype G-60757 [=G-19549] 1), isotypes BM !, FH, G, W ).
= Lejeunea inflata Nees, Syn. Hepat. : 360, 1845 ( Gottsche et al. 1845), syn. nov. Type:— PERU. "in cortice peruviano", s.coll. (STR–Nees!). Ξ Pycnolejeunea inflata (Nees) Steph., Sp. Hepat. (Stephani) 5: 608. 1914 ( Stephani 1914).
Distribution ( Dauphin 2003):—Epiphyte in the canopy and at the margins of humid montane forests of the tropical Andes, from Colombia to Bolivia, at 1400–3000 m elevation. In addition, the species occurs on the tepuis of the Guyana Highland of Venezuela.
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Bristol Museum |
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Fort Hays |
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Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la Ville de Genève |
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Naturhistorisches Museum Wien |
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Ceratolejeunea grandiloba J.B. Jack et Steph .
| Gradstein, S. Robbert 2013 |
Ceratolejeunea grandiloba J.B. Jack et Steph .
| J. B. Jack et Steph. 1892: 16 |