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ERYTHRODONTIUM SQUARROSUM (C. M.) Par. 
Apolo, 1500 meters, March 8, 1902 (1974). 
ERYTHRODONTIUM LONGISETUM (Hook.) Par. 
Apolo, 1500 meters, on shaded ground, Feb. 25, 1902 
(1973): 
ERYTHRODONTIUM GERMAINII (C. M.) Par. 
Apolo, July 10, 1902, on tree trunk (1975). This seems 
to differ chiefly from the preceding in having leaves rather 
more denticulate at the apex and always ecostate as well as in 
smaller size of leaf. 
STEREOPHYLLUM BREVIPES (C. M.) Mitt. 
San Juan, 1160 meters, April 4, 1902, on dead log (2807). 
STEREOPHYLLUM PSEUDORADICULOSUM (C. M.) Par. 
Achiquiri, near Mapiri, on decayed wood, 700 meters, June 
17, Ig02 (2120). 
STEREOPHYLLUM SUBCHLOROPHYLLUM (C. M.) Par. 
Near San José, Rio Mapiri, 600 meters, June 13, 1902 
(2122). Tumupasa, 430 meters, Jan. 15, 1902 (2897). 
STEREOPHYLLUM FLACCISETUM (C. M.) Paris. 
Tumupasa, 430 meters, on rock, Jan. 10, 1902 (2121); on 
tree trunk, Jan. 26, 1902 (2898). Determined from descrip- 
tion only. These specimens are both autoicous and possibly 
not correctly referred here as Brotherus gives the species as 
dioicous. Carl Mueller in #/ora, 1897, p. 340, does not 
state the kind of inflorescence. 
FaBRONIA POLYCARPA Hook. 
Apolo, 1500 meters, on tree trunk, April 14, 1902 (1991). 
Apolo, on stone wall, July 4, 1902 (1992). These latter 
specimens have the leaves rather more serrate with short, 
scattered teeth, than the specimens on trees, although in both 
the leaves are often entire. 
Fasronia Anpina Mitt. 
Sorata, 2400 meters, on trees, June 3, 1902 (1993). These 
