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Illustrated Flora of Nordic Mosses (4-Volume Set)

Flora / Fauna Identification Key Out of Print
By: Elsa Nyholm(Author)
405 pages, 358 b/w line drawings
Illustrated Flora of Nordic Mosses (4-Volume Set)
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  • Illustrated Flora of Nordic Mosses (4-Volume Set) ISBN: 9788770011822 Paperback Dec 1998 Out of Print #177656
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This 4-volume set describes all mosses found in Fennoscandia. It has been thirty years since the first fascicle of the Illustrated Moss Flora of Fennoscandia was printed. During this time several species have been added to the Fennoscandian flora. Few species have been reduced to varieties, but several varieties have been raised to species. Iceland, Jan Mayen and Svalbard (Bear Island + Spitzbergen) have now been included and many species from those areas, not known from other parts of Fennoscandia, are now treated.

Fasciscle 1 (1987) covers the families Fissidentaceae, Bryoxiphiaceae, Ditrichaceae, Archidiaceae, Dicranaceae, and Seligeriaceae; fascicle 2 (1990) the families Pottiaceae, Disceliaceae, Ephemeraceae, Funariaceae, Splachnaceae, and Schistostegaceae; fascicle 3 (1993) the families Bryaceae, Rhodobryaceae, Mniaceae, Cinclidiaceae, and Plagiomniaceae; and fascicle 4 (1998) the families Aulacomniaceae, Maesiaceae, Catoscopiaceae, Bartramiaceae, Tammiaceae, Encalyptaceae, Grimmiacease, Hedwigiaceae, and Orthotrichaceae.

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Flora / Fauna Identification Key Out of Print
By: Elsa Nyholm(Author)
405 pages, 358 b/w line drawings
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