Taxonomic results of the Bryotrop expedition to Zaire and Rwanda : 5., Anthocerotae

Since Stephani (1911, 1916) described this species from “Kiwu See” in “Ruanda”, no records of the species have been published. This is the second record for the species. A. myriandroecium is easily recognized by its deeply forked, strap-shaped thallus whose margins are densely dissected into narrow-rectangular lobules, and its globose, large spores whose distal surfaces are covered with numerous, long baculate outgwoths. It occurs on roadcut in Ericaceous heath on the drier slopes of valley at about 2500 m altitude