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The UTM map of the Republic of Serbia (RS) with the position of investigated area marked with black ellipse. AL – Albania, BA – Bosnia-Herzegovina, BG – Bulgaria, HR – Croatia, HU – Hungary, ME – Montenegro, MK – Macedonia (FYR), RO – Romania.
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... this part of the lower river flow in Central and SW Serbia with surrounding hills, slopes and the Mt. Stolovi was the area of interest for the latest bryological researches (Fig.1). There, in its lower course the Ibar receives its major tributaries: the Raška, Studenica, Jošanica and Lopatnica riv- ers, and became rather powerful river. ...
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... It is very rare in the Balkans, and considered near threatened (NT) in the new European Red List of Mosses, Liverworts and Hornworts (Hodgetts & al. 2019). Grimmia lisae has been recently reported for the first time for the Serbia, from the Ibar valley and Stolovi Mt. (Papp & al. 2016), where it has been found growing on ultramaphic rocks. So far, records from Temštica river valley represent the second locality of this species for the country. ...
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