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Table 2.

Polynomials treated as synonyms with their interpretation by Dillenius (1741) and his successors. Dots (●) indicate that a name is present in a given source

Name identifier in our study	Polynomial	Botanic-medical works						Dillenius’ species (polynomial) in Dillenius (1741)	Hedwig's (1801) and contemporary binomials
Name identifier in our study	Polynomial	(de L'Obel 1576)	(de L'Obel 1591)	(Bauhin 1651)	(Ray 1686)	(Tournefort 1700)	(Boecler 1731)	Dillenius’ species (polynomial) in Dillenius (1741)	Hedwig's (1801) and contemporary binomials
Name 1	Muscus querno vilissimo vilior, saxis et udis terrae glebis adnascens Lob. Obs.	●		●			●	Hypnum dentatum vulgatissimum, operculis obtusis	Brachythecium rutabulum (Hedw.) Schimp (= Hypnum rutabulum Hedw.)
Name 3	Muscus terrestris latioribus foliis major seu vulgaris. Raji Hist.				●	●	●	Hypnum dentatum vulgatissimum, operculis obtusis
Name 2	Muscus squamosus major sive vulgaris, Tourn. I. R. H.					●	●	Hypnum vulgare triangulum maximum et pallidum	Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus (Hedw.) Warnst. (= Hypnum triquetrum Hedw.)
Name 4	Muscus terrestris seu hortensis I. B.			●	●		●	Hypnum vulgare sericeum recurvum capsulis erectis cuspidatis	Homalothecium sericeum (Hedw.) Schimp. (= Leskea sericea Hedw.)
Name 5	Muscus 3. sive hortensis Trag.			●				not included
Name 6	Muscus terrestris repens 1. sive vulgatissimus C. B. Pin.			●				not included
Name 7	Muscus terrestris vulgaris Lob. Ic. [part 2 pag. 242]		●	●				Sphagnum palustre molle deflexum squamis cymbiformibus	Sphagnum palustre L. (Linnaeus 1753)