Species Hepathicarum, Fasciculus I/v, Iungermannieae, Plagiochila, Volume 1, is a detailed botanical study originally published in Latin. Authored by Johann Bernhard Wilhelm Lindenberg and Karl Moritz Gottsche, this volume meticulously catalogs and describes various species of liverworts, specifically focusing on the genera Jungermannieae and Plagiochila.

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