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The systematic position of the pantropical genus Microlejeunea Stephani (1888: 61) has been debated. Grolle (1995) first defined the precise generic concept of Microlejeunea , which was also confirmed by molecular studies (Wilson et al . 2004; Dong et al . 2013). This concept has recently been followed by various authors ( e.g ., He & Zhu 2011; Lavocat & Schafer-Verwimp 2011; Thouvenot et al . 2011; Marline et al . 2012; Thiers et al . 2012). Microlejeunea is well characterized and easily separated from Lejeunea Libert (1820: 372) by the presence of ocelli in the leaf lobe, transverse section of stem consisting of seven cortical cells and three medullary cells, and keel of female bract usually winged (Wei & Zhu 2013). Lejeunea indica Udar & Awasthi (1981: 345), known only from India (Udar & Awasthi 1981; Joshi 1995; Zhu & Long 2003; Dey et al . 2008), has all essential characters of Microlejeunea . Thus, a new combination is needed.

Notes on Early Land Plants Today. 39. <i>Microlejeunea indica</i> (Marchantiophyta, Lejeuneaceae)