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Country	Upper	Lower	Author	Year	Article Title	Publication	Collation
Angola	Uige		Müller, F., P. Sollman & T. Lautenschläger	2018	A new synonym of Weissia jamaicensis (Pottiaceae, Bryophyta), and extension of its range from the Neotropics to the Palaeotropics	Pl. Fungal Syst.	63(1): 1–5
Argentina			Ellis, L. T., O. M. Afonina, C. Ah-Peng, W. R. Álvaro Alba, A. M. Aponte, R. Arya, M. Bhandari, M. Burghardt, D. A. Callaghan, A. C. Cottet, I. Draper, J. Enroth, A. S. Etylina, R. M. Gabriel, P. Joshi, J. Kučera, F. Lara, A. L. Mateo Jiménez, M. I. Messuti, J. M. Montoya, A. G. Opmanis, B. Papp, C. F. S. Picanço, C. Reeb, P. Širka, S. D. Tewari, D. Ya. Tubanova & C. Villamarín	2023	New national and regional bryophyte records, 72	J. Bryol.	45(1): 79-84
Brazil			Forzza, R. C.	2010	(none)	Lista de espécies Flora do Brasil	http://floradobrasil.jbrj.gov.br/2010
Caribbean			Wijk, R. van der, W. D. Margadant & P. A. Florschütz	1959--1969	Index Muscorum Vol. 1–5	Regnum Veg.	17, 26, 33, 48, 65:
El Salvador			Búcaro, R. D., P. Sollman & M. Stech	2019	Bryoflora Salvadorensis 3. An updated checklist and new records of Pottiaceae for El Salvador	Phytotaxa	424(1): 33–48
Guatemala	Alta Verapaz		Bartram, E. B.	1949	Mosses of Guatemala	Fieldiana, Bot.	25: 442 pp
Guatemala	Sacatepéquez		Bartram, E. B.	1949	Mosses of Guatemala	Fieldiana, Bot.	25: 442 pp
Mexico			Zander, R. H.	1994	Weissia in A. J. Sharp et al. (editors), Moss Flora of Mexico	Mem. New York Bot. Gard.	69: 213–225
Mexico	Oaxaca		Delgadillo Moya, C. & Á. Cárdenas Soriano	2011	Bryophyta (Musci)	Divers. Floríst. Oaxaca	137–148, color photos on pp. 65–66
United States	Alabama		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Arizona		Haring, I. M.	1961	A checklist of the mosses of the State of Arizona	Bryologist	64: 222–240
United States	Arizona		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Arkansas		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Florida		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Georgia		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Louisiana		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Mississippi		Reese, W. D.	1990	Three mosses new to Mississippi	Evansia	7: 35
United States	Mississippi		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Mississippi	Claiborne	Reese, W. D.	1990	Three mosses new to Mississippi	Evansia	7: 35
United States	Missouri		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Missouri		Darigo, C. E.	2015	Checklist of Missouri mosses	Evansia	32(2): 48–77
United States	Oklahoma		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Tennessee		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
United States	Texas		Flora of North America Editorial Committee	2007	Bryophytes: Mosses	Fl. N. Amer.	27: i–xxi, 1–713
Zambia	Lusaka		Müller, F., P. Sollman & T. Lautenschläger	2018	A new synonym of Weissia jamaicensis (Pottiaceae, Bryophyta), and extension of its range from the Neotropics to the Palaeotropics	Pl. Fungal Syst.	63(1): 1–5