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The lateral merophytes of Herzogobryum Grolle are interlocking on dorsal stem side, a character reported for the first time within the Jungermanniales s. str., but common to all members of the family Gymnomitriaceae, including Prasanthus ( Lindb.) Lindb. - Detailed description and figures of H. teres ( Carringt. & Pears.) n. c., H. molle n. sp., H. atrocapillum (H. f. & T.) n. c., and H. erosum ( Carringt. & Pears.) n. c. The later species is separated in a monotypic new subgenus Erosion. Herzogobryum comprises 5 species and is circumsubantarctic in distribution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]