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Kruijer [1] revised family Hypopterygiaceae of the World based on a series of phylogenetic analyses and merged genus Cyathophorella (Broth.) M. Fleisch. with that of Cyathophorum P. Beauv. which resulted in the transfer of a host of species under the latter with only 7 valid species for the world. Earlier, 6 species of Cyathophorum were recognized in India under the genus Cyathophorella [2]. Kruijer [1] reduced Cyathophorella anisodon Dixon & Herzog, C. burkillii (Dixon) Broth., C. hookeriana (Griff.) M. Fleisch. and C. intermedia (Mitt.) Broth. to synonyms under Cyathophorum hookerianum (Griff.) Mitt. and Cyathophorella tonkinensis (Broth. & Paris) Broth. to a synonym of Cyathophorum adiantum (Griff.) Mitt. Thus, only 2 species of Cyathophorum are currently known to occur in India of which Cyathophorum adiantum has been reported from the Western Ghats [3,4]. Hence, the present discovery of C. hookerianum in Kolli Hills of Eastern Ghats is an addition to the moss flora of Peninsular India and on the other hand genus Cyathophorum is new to the moss flora of the Eastern Ghats [5,6,7]. A detailed description with illustrations and microphotographs is provided.

The moss Cyathophorum hookerianum (Griff.) Mitt. - new to Peninsular India from the Eastern Ghats