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Szurdoki, Erzsébet, Tóth, Zoltán; Pelles, Gábor: The Sphagnum populations of the Zemplén Mts, NE Hungary

Table 1. Sphagnum occurrences of peat accumulating fens of Komlóska and Kemence valleys. The table shows the old and new Sphagnum occurrences by species; the old ones, reported earlier and have been revised, while the new ones are results of recent studies. Sphagnum Kemence valley Komlóska valley and connected valley species 1 2 3 4 5 6 old new old new old new old new old new old new S. centrale + + + + + + S. compactum + S. contortum + + + + + + + S. palustre + + + + Valley (as well as in other valleys connected to Komlóska). He visited this area many times in the following years: 1948, 1951, 1953, 1956, 1957 (VAJDA 1948, 1951, 1953, 1956, 1957). Boros visited these valleys too (BOROS 1947, 1948, 1949); he collected the same Sphagna in Komlóska Valley from 3947, 1948, 1949 and later he also recorded them from Kemence Valley (1949). Investigations of Vajda and Boros resulted in five exact Sphagnum occurrences in these valleys, and their identified the specimens as S. palustre and S. contortum. Simon worked here in the 1960s and 1970s, and he published occurrences of the same peatmoss species (SIMON \ 911b). BP and EGR have extensive collections of Sphagnum specimens from these valleys (collectors: Boros, Vajda, Soó, Pócs and Bakalár). AU specimens were reTable 2. Sphagnum occurrences along springs, streams and waterstanding places. The table shows the old ones, reported earli

er and have been revised, while the new ones are results of recent studies. Sphagnum occurrences along springs, streams and waterstanding places Sphagnum ? g g — species — old new old new old new old new old new S.fallax + + + S. fimbriatum + + + S. magellanicum + S. obtusum + S. palustre + S. ri pari um + S. squarrosum + + S. subsecundum + S. teres +