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6. Turkey, behind Urartu, castle on rock, volcanic bedrock, 1,900 m, 39° 31' 33.77" N, 44° 7' 51.09" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 05.2006. 7. Turkey, Van Kale at Van town, volcanic bedrock, 1,700 m, 38° 30' 7.23" N, 43° 20' 18.89" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 05.2006. 8. Turkey, Ice cave at Halaç village, 23 km east of Dogubayazit town towards the Iranian border, volcanic and limestone bedrock, 1,500 m, 39° 29' 53.45" N, 44° 19' 26.06" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 02.09.2006. 9. Turkey, Serkani spring, Bahçesaray, 2,200 m, 38° 6' 45.65" N, 42° 41' 10.84" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 27.08.2006. 10. Turkey, Mt Süphan, eastern slope, volcanic bedrock, 3,850 m, 38° 55' 28.99" N, 42° 49' 01.73" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 04.09.2006. 11a. Turkey, Mt Ararat, Yesil kamp, Eliköy, volcanic bedrock, 2,950 m, 39° 40' 32.64" N, 44° 15' 54.68" E, leg. Lakatos, K, 23.08.2006. lib. Turkey, Mt Ararat, Yesil kamp, Eliköy, mainly volcanic bedrock, 2,800-3,300 m, 39° 40' 32.64" N, 44° 15' 54.68" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 26.08.2006. 12. Turkey, Mt Ararat, above Kum kamp, volcanic bedrock, 3,800 m, 39° 41' 02.43" N, 44° 16' 48.71" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 24.08.2006. 13. Turkey, foot of Mt Little Ararat, behind Yayginyurt village, volcanic and limestone bedrock, 1,470 m, 39° 31' 17.44" N, 44° 17' 11.50" E, leg. Lakatos, K., 02.09.2006. 14. Turkey, archaeological site of Arsameia on Mt Nemrut at Adiyaman, limestone bedrock in Quercetum, 700 m, 37° 57' 17.53" N, 38° 35' 22.41" E, leg. Papp, B., 29.07.2001. The locality No. 1 is situated in the A5 grid square of Turkey according to HENDERSON (1961) and HENDERSON and PRENTICE (1969), while localities Nos 2-13 are placed into the BIO, and the site No. 14 is located in the B9 grid square. RESULTS Altogether 68 taxa (3 hepatics and 65 mosses) are reported from the eastern part of Turkey. A5 grid square of Turkey Seven moss species are reported from the locality No. 1, which belongs to the A5 grid square of Turkey (HENDERSON 1961, HENDERSON and PRENTICE 1969). All specimens were collected from exposed volcanic rocks, as listed:
