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Aneura (plant)

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Species

The 2016 world checklist of hornworts and liverworts listed the following species, placed into three categories.

Fully accepted
  • Aneura blasioides (Horik.) Furuki
  • Aneura crateriformis Furuki & D.G.Long
  • Aneura hirsuta Furuki
  • Aneura marianensis Furuki
  • Aneura maxima (Schiffn.) Steph.
  • Aneura mirabilis (Malmb.) Wickett & Goffinet
  • Aneura novaguineensis Hewson
  • Aneura pinguis (L.) Dumort.
Insufficient knowledge
  • Aneura brasiliensis (Ångstr.) Steph.
  • Aneura cerebrata Hewson
  • Aneura crumii L.Söderstr.
  • Aneura eachamensis Hewson
  • Aneura erronea Steph.
  • Aneura eskuchei Hässel
  • Aneura gemmifera Furuki
  • Aneura gibbsiana Steph.
  • Aneura glaucescens Steph.
  • Aneura imbricata Colenso
  • Aneura kaguaensis Hewson
  • Aneura keniae Gola
  • Aneura latissima Spruce
  • Aneura macrostachya Spruce
  • Aneura novaecaledoniae R.M.Schust.
  • Aneura pellucida Colenso
  • Aneura polyantha Colenso
  • Aneura punctata Colenso
  • Aneura rodwayi Hewson
  • Aneura rotangicola Steph.
  • Aneura sharpii Inoue & N.G.Mill.
  • Aneura subcanaliculata R.M.Schust.
Serious doubts as to validity
  • Aneura amboinensis Steph.
  • Aneura augustae Steph.
  • Aneura biflora Colenso
  • Aneura brevissima Steph.
  • Aneura crinita C.Massal.
  • Aneura densa Steph.
  • Aneura denticulata Mitt. ex Thurn
  • Aneura giangena Hewson
  • Aneura goebeliana Steph.
  • Aneura hunsteinii Steph.
  • Aneura latemultifida Steph.
  • Aneura ledermannii Steph.
  • Aneura nymannii Steph.
  • Aneura roraimensis Steph.
  • Aneura serrulata Gottsche ex Steph.
  • Aneura singalangana (Schiffn.) Steph.
  • Aneura subledermannii Steph.
  • Aneura subtenerrima Steph.
  • Aneura vincentina Steph.
Names brought to synonymy
  • Aneura elegans, a synonym for Riccardia elegans

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