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The world known bryologist Andriy Lazarenko described Pterygoneurum kozlovii Lazar. in 1936 with further valid publication in 1946 [ЛАЗАРЕНКО, 1946] (Pterygoneurum kozlovii Lazar., 1946, Ботан. журн. АН Укр. РСР, III, 3-4: 61-63). The species epithet was given by him in honour of A.Kozlov, who was the first to find this plant in Zaporizhzhya region of Ukraine. Many authors [ЛАЗАРЕНКО 1936, 1946, 1955; БАЧУРИНА, 1960; АБРАМОВА, БЛАГОДАТСКИХ, ЧЕРЕПАНОВА, 1973; ZANDER, 1993, 2003; ИГНАТОВ, ИГНАТОВА, 2003; PISARENKO, 2006; ZHAO D.-P., BAI, ZHAO N., 2007, et al] point out that P. kozlovii differs considerably from all other species оf genus Pterygoneurum. This distinction made Lazarenko assumed the hybrid origin of P. kozlovii from species belonged to Pterygoneurum and Phascum. Later this hypothesis was rejected in favor of non-hybrid intermediate position P. kozlovii between Pterygoneurum and Phascum. Н.F.Bachurina [1960] considered this species to be a result of later evolution of a species in specific conditions of carbonate salinity. Thus, specificity of features, their dissimilarity with the genus’ features gives us the reason to bring this species out of the Pterygoneurum genus and submit it as a new separate genus Lazarenkia (named after Andriy S. Lazarenko) with one widespread (Europe, Asia, North America) species – Lazarenkia kozlovii.

Lazarenkia (Pottiaceae, Bryopsida) – a new genus of mosses and Lazarenkia kozlovii – a new combination at species rank