Helena Hespanhol
Helena Hespanhol is a renowned scientist specializing in bryophytes, particularly mosses. She has co-authored significant works, including the 'Atlas and Red Book of Threatened Bryophytes of Portugal', which highlights the diversity and conservation status of over 700 species of bryophytes found in the country. Hespanhol emphasizes the ecological importance of mosses, noting their roles in water retention, soil erosion prevention, and as habitats for various invertebrates. Her work also focuses on educating the public about the legal protections surrounding certain moss species and the ecological impact of their collection, especially in protected areas.
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Helena Hespanhol is a scientist specialized in bryophytes who explains the ecological role of mosses.
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