Amblystegiaceae (Musci). Flora Neotropica (89) flora neotropica " highly threatened areas rich

" highly threatened areas rich in species found nowhere else

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Amblystegiaceae (Musci). Flora Neotropica (89) flora neotropica " highly threatened areas richThe present monograph treats the moss family Amblystegiaceae in the neotropical area. The family is most widespread in temperate areas and is chiefly distributed at higher altitudes in the tropical and subtropical zones. Because of this, its diversity in the Neotropics is highest in the Andes, especially in the Colombian Venezuelan area, the Mexican and Guatemalan highlands, and on Hispaniola. Representatives 20 genera are known from the area,