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Coscinodon australis Dixon & Sainsbury

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Coscinodon australis Dixon & Sainsbury in Sainsbury, Trans. & Proc. Roy. Soc. New Zealand 75: 175 (1945)
Grimmia australis (Dixon & Sainsbury) J.M.Muñoz & Ochyra

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Dixon & Sainsbury
Dixon & Sainsbury
Sainsbury, G.O.K. 1945: New and critical species of New Zealand mosses. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand 75: 169–186.
1945
175
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Coscinodon australis Dixon & Sainsbury
species
Coscinodon australis
TYPE: Mt. Cassidy, Arthur Pass, Canterbury, South Island, N.Z., 31/12/35. CoIl. Sainsbury n° 827 (lectotype, designated by Munoz & Ochyra (1999), BM!; isolectotypes, F!, FH!,NY!).

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Plantae
Bryophyta
Bryopsida
Grimmiales
Grimmiaceae
Coscinodon
australis

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Coscinodon australis Dixon & Sainsbury
New Zealand
Canterbury Land District
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typification
TYPE: Mt. Cassidy, Arthur Pass, Canterbury, South Island, N.Z., 31/12/35. CoIl. Sainsbury n° 827 (lectotype, designated by Munoz & Ochyra (1999), BM!; isolectotypes, F!, FH!,NY!).
Muñoz, J. and Pando, F. 2000: A world synopsis of the genus Grimmia (Musci, Grimmiaceae). Monographs in Systematic Botany from the Missouri Botanical Garden 83: 1–133.
typification
Specimens in CHR: Isotype: CHR 243436, G.O.K. Sansbury 827, “Original material” Also 2 other specimens ex Herb. Martin.

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1 January 2000
3 March 2024
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