Editorial
Creu Casas (24 April 1913-20 May 2007)
Montserrat BRUGUÉS & Rosa María CROS
5-20, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (2)
Prof. Carmela Cortini Pedrotti (18 October 1931-29 April 2007)
Checklist of Mosses of the Spanish Central Pyrenees
Creu CASAS et al.
33-65, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (4)
The bryophyte flora of the Gargano Promontory (Apulia, south-eastern Italy)
Michele ALEFFI et al.
67-77, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (5)
The bryophyte flora of the Asinara Island (northwest Sardinia, Italy)
Annalena COGONI et al.
79-89, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (6)
Outlines of the bryophyte vegetation of the Circeo National Park (central Italy)
Marta PUGLISI & Maria PRIVITERA
91-107, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (7)
One hundred and twenty years of bryology in the Vertizarana Valley (Navarra, North Spain)
Alicia EDERRA & Ana VILLARROYA
109-127, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (8)
A new key to the genus Orthotrichum Hedw. in Europe and the Mediterranean Region
Francisco LARA et al.
129-142, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (9)
Bioaccumulation of heavy metals in mosses from Etna Volcano and Iblei Mountains (Eastern Sicily, Italy)
Rosa LO GIUDICE & Giuseppe BONANNO
143-155, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (10)
Effects of enhanced ultraviolet radiation on six aquatic bryophytes
Javier MARTÍNEZ-ABAIGAR et al.
157-175, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (11)
On the use of mosses in the building of a XVth century ship in Northern Spain
Patxi HERAS PEREZ et al.
177-184, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (12)
Distribution patterns of Leucodon species in Macaronesia, with special reference to the Canary Islands
Juana María GONZÁLEZ-MANCEBO et al.
185-197, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (13)
New or interesting records to the moss flora of Italy
Maria Giovanna DIA & Patrizia CAMPISI
199-201, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (14)
Conocephalum salebrosum (Marchantiopsida) new to Spain
Rosa María CROS & Katarzyna BUCZKOWSKA
203-205, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (15)
Noteworthy range extensions of two Aneura (Jungermanniopsida, Metzgeriales) species new for the Iberian Peninsula: Aneura maxima (Schiffn.) Steph. and A. pseudopinguis (Herzog) Pócs
Cecília SÉRGIO & César A. GARCIA
207-215, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (16)
On the occurrence of Riella affinis M. Howe & Underwood (Marchantiopsida, Sphaerocarpales) in the Sahara Desert (Africa)
Felisa PUCHE & Fernando BOISSET
217-226, Published on 30 January 2009, art. 30 (17)
