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We report the first record of Pisutiella phaeothamnos (Kalb & Poelt) S.Y. Kondr., Lőkös & Farkas in the western Mediterranean (Central Spain). The nearest previous records were from the Canary Islands and Greece. The species was discovered among mosses on volcanic rocks in the Spanish Central Volcanic Region. This finding represents a significant expansion of its distribution range.
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