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Volume 10, Issue 11

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Aroma components of Takakia lepidozioides

Kaeko Nii, Masanobu Higuchi, Yoshinori Asakawa

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2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 365-366
Published: 2013
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24474/bryologicalresearch.10.11_365

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Takakia lepidozioides contains pleasant scent. The aroma components of Takakia lepidozioides were analyzed by GC/MS and NMR to reveal the existence of coumarin (1) as a major component, which is the key odorant of this species. This is the first report of the presence of coumarin in bryophytes.

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Taxonomical and ecological notes on Asian bryophytes, 28. : Hydropogonella gymnostoma, widely distributed as "Queen moss"

Hiroyuki Akiyama

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2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 367-368
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24474/bryologicalresearch.10.11_367

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One of conspicuous new commers for aquarium plants in mosses known as "Queen Moss" or "Amblystegiaceae sp. Manaus" was revealed to be Hydropogonella gymnostoma.

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Taxonomical and ecological notes on Asian bryophytes, 29. : Caducous branchlets found in Pohlia wahlenbergii (Mniaceae, Musci)

Hiroyuki Akiyama

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2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 369-371
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24474/bryologicalresearch.10.11_369

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Pohlia wahlenbergii bearing caducous branchlets were found in Nagano Prefecture (Central Japan, August 2012) and Kyoto Prefecture (Kinki District, December 2012).

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Six interesting bryophytes from the Botanical Garden of Kyoto University, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan

Takayuki Ohgue

Article type: Article
2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 372-374
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Five species of threatened mosses found in Mt. Higashi-akaishi, Ehime Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan(Threatened Bryophytes in Japan)

Ayuna Fujita, Yukitoshi Tateishi, Naoki Nishimura

Article type: Article
2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 375-376
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24474/bryologicalresearch.10.11_375

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National bryophyte heritage sites in Japan. The foot of Kyoto Higashiyama Mts.(Threatened Bryophytes in Japan)

Hiroyuki Akiyama

Article type: Article
2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 377-378
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24474/bryologicalresearch.10.11_377

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National bryophyte heritage sites in Japan. Mt. Odaigahara (Yoshino-Kumano National Park)(National Bryophyte Heritage Sites in Japan (NBHS))

Hiroshi Doei, Masakuni Kimura, Hiroyuki Akiyama

Article type: Article
2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 379-381
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24474/bryologicalresearch.10.11_379

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Wonderful moss world, 13. Aytoniaceae (Hepaticae)(New series of Koke-Hyakusen (Wonderful moss world))

Tatsuwo Furuki

Article type: Article
2013Volume 10Issue 11 Pages 382-385
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24474/bryologicalresearch.10.11_382

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