Az Egri Ho Si Minh Tanárképző Főiskola Tud. Közleményei. 1974. (Acta Academiae Paedagogicae Agriensis : Nova series ; Tom. 12)

specimens are common even in Tanzania, especially vigorous males. — Submontane and montane forests. Ken: Castle Forest Station 2000m, ct (6603 D) det. P. Mer: Ngurdoto crater rim 1800m, ct (6213., C) det. P. Kil: Mweka route 1800—1960m, ct (6211/E); Maua between Marangu and Old Moshi 1700m, ct (6368/R); Umbwe route 1806—1900m, ct (6211 E) det. P. WUs: U. F. R. 1800m, ct (6372 U) det. P. Ulu: Mt. Tumbako 1000m, ct (6167 /АВ) det. P: Mwere v. 1500—1600m, ru, ct (6157/D, 6158/V, 6220 H) det. P; Bondwa N 1700—2050m, ct (6012/AI, AX, 6230/H). Kib: ont the top 1900— 2000m, ct (6569/K) det. P. SHI: Mufindi Scarp F. R. near the Fishing Camp 1730m, ct (6322/G) det. J; Lupeme Estate 1750m, ct (6318/M) det. P. Por: Isongole — Lake Ngozi 2000m, ct (6331/F) det P. Mul: Likabula v. 900— 1600m, ct coll. R (11759—60) det. P. (Widespread in tropical and subtropical Asia, Australia, Oceania and Africa. In T: Bukoba, Usb.) 126. Leptolejeunea epiphylla (Mitt.) Steph. Spec.: Hepat. V (1913): 380. Lejeunea epiphylla Mitt., Proc. Linn. Soc. (1861): 118. Syn. nov.

: Leptolejeunea quintasii Steph. var. mascarenica S. Arnell, Svensik Bot. Tid. 59 (1965): 77. Comparing the type specimens of S. Arnell with Asian L. epiphylla and the descriptions of Herzog (Flora 135, 1942:413), I found L. quintasii var. mascarenica conspecific with the Asian Leptolejeunea epiphylla, partly with its f. angusta Herz. Although the var. mascarenica was not validly published, A r n e 11' s description drew my attention to the possibility of the identity of these taxa and a Kenyan specimen collected by A . and R . F a d e n. — Lowland rain forest. Shi: Makadara Forest 380m, ph coll. R . B. Faden A. Evans and A . S. Ma ha si s. п., 7. Nov. 1970. det. P. (New to Africa. Mauritius: Le Pouce and Macabé, coll. S. Arnell asL. quintasii var. mascarenica. Widespread in tropical Asia and Oceania.) 127. Leptolejeunea quintasii Steph. — Mainly in lowland and in submontane rain forests. Shi: Makadara forest, 380m, ph, coll. F s. п., det. P„ Sheldrick's Falls, 150m, ph, coll. F s. n. det. P. Kas: 1150—1640m, ph, coll. F s п., several specimens, det. P. EUs: Amani 900m, ph (6088/B) det. P. Ulu: Kimboza F. R. 250—300m, ph (6216/D, 6236/G, 6273/B) det. P. (Cote d

'IvoIre, S—T, Zre, T.) 128. Leptolejeunea thoméensis (Steph.) Steph. Syn.: L. truncatiloba Steph. —• Lowland and montane rain forests. Kas: 1150—160m, ph, coll. F. s. п., det. P. Shi: Makadara Forest 380m, ph, coll. F s. п., det. P. Maungu Hills S of Maungu, 900—1050m, ph, coll. F (71/961/C) det. P. Tai: Mbololo Hill 1700—1800m, ph, coll. F (71/1020/J) det. P. EUs: Amani 900m, (6088/A) det. P. Ulu: Mwere v. above Morogoro, 1400—1600m, ph (6156/D) det. P. (Gui, S—T, Togo, Cam, Gab, Rwa, Bur, EUs.) 129. Drepanolejeunea cultrella (Mitt.) Steph. — Montane forests. Tai: Mbololo Hill 1440—1800m, ph, coll. F (70/759, 71/1020/F) det. P. Ulu: Lupanga NW 1800—2000m, ph (6130/J) det. G. Sag: E 1400—1500m, ph, coll. F s. п., det. P. (Gui, S—T, Cam, Rwa, Bur, Ulu.) 130. Drepanolejeunea friesii Vand. Bergh. — Montane mossy forest, subalpine elfin and Erica forests. Kas: 1400—1600m, ph, coll. F s. п., det. P. Tai: Mbololo Hill 1700—1800m, ph, coll. F (71/1020/Y) det. P. Kil: Ma.413