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Assuming that providing research results in open access is beneficial to many people and will lead to better research in bryology and lichenology, we are proceeding with the open access to our publications.
We do not accept online orders now. Download the order form from the top of the page, you must fill out, please send it E-mail (moss@hattoriken.com) or FAX (0987-25-3411) orders.
Hattoria is a peer-reviewed, international journal issued by Hattori Botanical Laboratory. International bryologists and lichenologists are invited to publish original research from any field of bryology and lichenology. Hattoria appears annually (1 volume/year) and is an open access journal free to readers and authors. All papers accepted for inclusion will be published first in the print edition of the journal and will become available electronically through J-STAGE soon after. Hattoria is the successor to The Journal of the Hattori Botanical Laboratory which was started in 1947 with the aim of publishing papers in all areas of the biology of bryophytes and lichens.
All issues can be downloaded at https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/hattoria
This is a journal devoted to bryology and lichenology. It is the official organ of the laboratory and serves as a medium for the publication of original research papers. The price is strictly net and will vary with each number.
Nos. 1-20, 81-100 can be downloaded at https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/jhbl
Volume 9 can be downloaded at https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/mbl
By Gaik Ee Lee and S. Robbert Gradstein, 2021
234 pages(PDF)
Edited by R. M. Schuster
Vol. 1, 1983, 626 pages.(PDF)
Vol. 2, 1984, 668 pages.(PDF)
By Akira Noguchi, supplemented by Zennoske Iwatsuki
Part 1, 1987, 242 pages.(PDF)
Part 2, 1988, 249 pages.(PDF)
Part 3, 1989, 250 pages.(PDF)
Part 4, 1991, 241 pages.(PDF)
Part 5, 1994, 241 pages.(PDF)
This is the paperback edition of Lawton’s Moss Flora of the Pacific Northwest which was published in 1971. It is the first comprehensive moss flora of the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, western Montana, Wyoming, and the Canadian Provinces of British Columbia and Alberta through the Rocky Mountains and north to about the fifty-second parallel). It contains complete descriptions, clear original illustrations, and keys to the 544 species and 54 varieties found in the region.
By Elva E. Lawton, 1971.
Hardcover Edition i-xiii, 362 pages + 195 full-page plate,1971.(PDF)
Paperback Edition i-xiv, 389 pages + 195 full-page plates, 20.5 x 29.5 cm. 1999.(PDF)
By Elva Lawton, 1971
68 pages.(PDF)
By Kohsaku Yamada and Zennoske Iwatsuki, 2006
106 pages.(PDF)
By M. R. Crosby and J. J. Engel, 2006
368 pages.(PDF)
By Zennoske Iwatsuki, 1991
182 pages.(PDF)
By Zennoske Iwatsuki, 2004
182 pages.(PDF)
By Masami Mizutani, Jiro Hasegawa and Zennoske Iwatsuki, 2009
84 pages.(PDF)
Edited by Janice M. Glime
Proceedings of Bryological Metods Workshop, held in Mainz, Germany, July 17-23, 1987. 403 pages. (PDF)