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[Ernst Ule, it is important to note that his collections often have two numbers, one is his personal collection number and the other refers to the exsiccata number in his Bryotheca Brasiliensis (Brotherus 1899). In the present paper, we present his collection number, using his Bryotheca Brasiliensis only when necessary.

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-Braunia serrae Müll. Hal., Bull. Herb. Boissier 6: 111. 1898. - Type: Brazil, Santa Catarina, Serra Geral, E.Ule s.n. (isosyntype).

-Braunia subincana Broth., Bih. Kongl. Svenska Vetensk.-Akad. Handl. 26 Afd. 3(7): 37. 1900. - Type: Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, Colonia Ijuhy, Lindman 214 (isotype).]

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HEDWIGIACEAE
Braunia argentinica Müll. Hal. – On exposed rocks. 2647 m. Chuquisaca: Lozano et al. 2614 (HSB, MO, USZ).
Braunia exserta Müll. Hal. – On trunk and branches of trees (including Podocarpus parlatorei), and fallen branches, rarely on rocks. 1500–2627 m. Chuquisaca: Lozano et al. 1736 (HSB, LPB, MO, USZ); Santa Cruz: Churchill & Arroyo P. 21210 (MO, USZ); Tarija: Churchill 20792 (BOLV, HSB, LPB, MO, USZ).
Braunia plicata (Mitt.) A. Jaeger [as B. secunda (Hook.) Bruch & Schimp. in Bolivia] – On rocks, logs and trunk of trees. 1100–2837 m. Chuquisaca: Villalobos et al. 325 (HSB, MO, USZ); Tarija: Apaza et al. 10 (HSB, MO).
Braunia reflexifolia (Müll. Hal.) E.B. Bartram – On branches of tree. 2000–2200 m. Tarija: Churchill et al. 23367 (HSB, MO, USZ).
Braunia subincana Broth. – On logs, trunk of trees. 1200–2837 m. Chuquisaca: Apaza et al. 206 (HSB, MO, USZ); Tarija: Apaza et al. 7 (HSB, MO)
Hedwigia ciliata (Hedw.) P. Beauv. – On rocks. 1970–2410 m. Chuquisaca: Lewis 84-1941 (LPB); Tarija: Lewis 84-2086, 84-2135 (LPB).
Hedwigidium integrifolium (P. Beauv.) Dixon – On rocks. 2050–2250 m. Chuquisaca: Lozano et al. 2866 (HSB, LPB, MO, USZ); Santa Cruz: Inturias et al. 64 (JE, LPB, MO, USZ, VEN); Tarija: Lewis 84-2059 (LPB).

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Hedwigiaceae.
H e d w i g i a Ehrh. Hann. Mag.
444. Hedwigia albicans (Web.) Lindb.
An Felsen der Estradillas über Incacorral, ca. 3100 m. No. 3308.
Hedwigidium Bryol. eur.
445. Hedwigidium imberbe (Sm.) Bryol. eur.
An trockenen Felsen besonders der Trockenseite des Hochgebirges häufig; z. B. im Cho-
cayatal, ca. 3300 m, No. 3583; am Tunarisee, ca. 4400 m, No. 4914.
var. macrocalyx C. M.
Auf Felsblöcken bei Calachacca an der Waldgrenze des Rio Saujana, ca. 3400 m, No. 3254.

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B r a u n i a Bryol. our.
446. Braunia cirrhifoHa (Wils.) Jaeg.
An sonnigen Felsen besonders auf der Trockenseito des Mittelgebirges häufig.
An der Cuesta de Sta. Gatarina bei Comarapa, ca. 2400 m, No. 3703; am Cerro Pampalarga
über Vallegrande, ca. 2500 m, No. 4147; an einem Berggrat über Comarapa, ca. 2600 m,
No. 4230 (f. falcata); daselbst, No. 3951 (f. longipila); bei Très Cruces in der Cord, von
Santa Cruz, ca. 1500 m (f. canescens).
Zu dieser vielgestaltigen Art gehören, wie schon Brotherus bemerkt, B. canescem Schimp.,
B. argyrotricha C. M. u. B. incana C. M.
447. Braunia argentinica C. M.
Im Wald bei Yuto (N. Argentinien), ca. 400 m. No. 5155.
448. Braunia subplicata E. Britt.
An Felsblöcken im Ghocayatal, ca. 3400 m, No. 2585.
449. Braunia secunda Schimp.
Auf Felsblöcken im Ghocayatal große Rasen bildend, ca. 3400 m. No. 3462.
450. Braunia laxifolia Herzog nov. spec.
Laxe caespitosa, amoene viridis, caulibus 6 — 8 cm longis a basi ramosis, ramis longioribus ramu-
lisque stolonoideis crebris flagelliformibus apice radicantibus. Folia laxe patula, subsquarrosa,
concavissima, ultra 2 mm longa, e basi contracta subamplectante late ovata, breviter api-
culata, margine usque ad apicem late revoluto, apiculo tenui eroso, subeplicata vel leviter
plicata, cellulis subrotundis vel ovalibus dorso tenerrime papillosis; perichaetialia alte convoluta, 5 mm
longa, angusta, dense plicata. Seta 10 mm longa, recta; theca ovata, 2,5 mm longa, microstoma.
Auf schattigen Felsblöcken im Ghocayatal, ca. 3400 m. No. 3618.
Durch die lockeren, weit abstehenden und fast ungefalteten Blätter unterschieden. Vielleicht eine
extreme Schattenform von B. subplicata E. Britt.
451. Braunia divaricatula Herzog nov. spec.
Densiuscule caespitosa, habitu quodam macromitrioideo, e viridi fuscescens, caulibus 5 cm longis
valde ramosis tenuibus siccis duriusculis. Folia dens a, minuta, valde divaricata, sub-
squarrosa, sicca sublaevia vel leviter plicata, concava, e basi contracta breviter ovata vel subpanduriformia,
acuminata, acumine decolori piliformi papilloso, in sum m is longiusculo
f r a g i 1 i, margine ubique — acumine excepto — angustius revoluto, integerrima, cellulis omnibus valde
incrassatis dorso tenerrime papillosis. Sterilis.
Auf einem Berggrat über Gomarapa, ca. 2600 m. No. 4243.
Durch die sehr kleinen, sparrig abstehenden Blätter und stark verdickten Zellwände leicht zu
unterscheiden.

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BRAUNIA
B. cirrhifolia (Mitt.) A. Jaeger, Ber. Thatigk. St. Gall. Naturwiss. Ges. 1874-75: 171, 1876. Dist. CO (von Huebschmann 1986, Biasuso 1992), SA, TU (Biasuso 1992).
B. cochlearifolia Müll. Hal., Hedwigia 36: 105, 1897.
Dist. BA (Müller 1897), CO (Hosseus 1938, von Huebschmann 1986).
B. exserta Müll. Hal., Linnaea 42: 379, 1879. Dist. JU (Biasuso 1992), TU (Bartram 1965, Biasuso 1992).
B. plicata (Mitt.) A. Jaeger, Ber. Thatigk. St. Gall. Naturwiss. Ges. 1874-75: 171, 1876. Dist. CO (von Huebschmann 1986).
B. reflexifolia (Müll. Hal.) E. B. Bartram, Rev. Bryol. Lichenol. 33: 326, 1964-65 [1965]. Dist. TU (Bartram 1965, Biasuso 1992).
B. secunda (Hook.) Bruch & Schimp., in Bruch, Schimp. & T. Gümbel, Bryol. Eur. 3: 161, 1846. Dist. CO, TU (Biasuso 1992).

B. tucumanensis Biasuso, Lilloa 38(1): 12, 1992.
Dist. TU (Biasuso 1992).

HEDWIGIDIUM
H. integrifolium (P. Beauv.) Dixon, in C. E. O. Jensen, Skand. Bladmossfl. 369, 1939.
Dist. TU (Müller 1879).

Mazar-Ul-Islam, J. A. and A. M. Muhamad-Fiaz. 2016. Taxonomic cheracterization of some moss families of Mansehra, Pakistan. International Journal of Biosciences 9(1): 62-168. [Hedwigia ciliata, Mansehra is dominated by high mountains varying in elevation from 1900 m in the south to over 4900 m above sea level].

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[32. Anoectangium secundum Hook. Musc. Exot. t. 46 ( sub Hedwigia). Brid. 1. c. p. 165. — Hab. ad rupes basalticas prope Kaitie lectum. Obs. Folia non solùm marginata , sed etiam caulina basi , perichaetialia verô toto margine recurva, innovationum tandem in acumen piliforme cirrbosum educta sunt. ]

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Braunia cirrhifolia (Mitt.) A. Jaeger DG: OT. 2700 m. ER: P. D. Hegewald & E. H Hegewald 7226 (EPH, HUI).
Braunia plicata (Mitt.) A. Jaeger DG: OT, SC. 2000 m. ER: P. D. Hegewald & E. H Hegewald 5054 (EPH, MO).
Braunia rupestris (Mitt.) A. Jaeger DG: OT. 2700 m. ER: P. D. Hegewald & E. H. Hegewald 7215 (EPH, HUT, MO).  Espécimen determinado como B. secunda (Hook.) Bruch & Schimp.en el herbario HUT.
Braunia sp. 1 DG: OT. 2690 m. ER: P. D. Hegewald & E. H. Hegewald 5169 (EPH, MO).
Braunia sp. 2 DG: SC. 3150 m. ER: P. D. Hegewald & E. H Hegewald 6013 (EPH, MO).
Hedwigia ciliata (Hedw.) P. Beauv. DG: OT. 2900 m. ER: P. D. Hegewald & E. H Hegewald 5084 (EPH, HUT). Especie citada por López (1993) bajo esta misma colección.
Hedwigia nivalis (Müll. Hal.) Mitt. DG: OT, SC. 2200-3050 m. ER: P. D. Hegewald & E. H Hegewald 7216 (EPH, MO).

Hedwigidium imberbe (Sm.) Bruch & Schimp.DG: OT, SC, ST. 2690-3400 m. ER: A. Sagástegiu A. 11108 (HUT, MO), P. D. Hegewald & E. H Hegewald 5130 (EPH, HUT, MO).

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Hedwigia ciliata var. leucophaea Bruch & Schimp.
Estado Mérida: Sierra Nevada, road Valera - Aguila Pass, block field in Páramo near Aguila Pass, on sunny boulder, 3900 m, 14.3.2001, leg. M. Lüth 3245; Sierra Nevada, Laguna Coromoto, Subpáramo, on a sunny boulder, 3000 m, 16.3.2001, leg. M. Lüth 3304.
Note: Hedwigia ciliata var. leucophaea is characterized by a long hyaline and papillose leaf apex (22- 55% of the leaf length, Hedenäs 1994), that is pure white and strongly contrasted by the rest of the leaf and leaf margins sometimes recurved below and plane above. All Hedwigia, that have been collected hitherto in Latin America belong to H. nivalis (M. Müll.) Mitt. (Allen, in prep.), which also can have a long hyaline leaf apex. The type of H. nivalis comes from the same area, Merida in Venezuela (Buck & Norris 1996) where H. ciliata var. leucophaea now was collected two times. H. nivalis differs from the latter taxon by the presence of incurved upper leaf margins, while those of H. ciliata var. leucophaea are plane (Allen, in prep.).
Distr.: Europe, western North America; new to Latin America.

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