Twenty five (25) taxa of bryophytes (mosses 12 and 13 hepatics) were harvested from the cork oak forest in Gharb (Ferjane Canton: Atlantic Morocco). Two are hepatics new for Morocco, Riccia bifurca Hoffm. and Riccia bifurca var. subinermis Heeg, three (3) mosses are new to the forest of the Gharb (Canton Ferjane): Pleuridium acuminatum Lindb; Aloina aloides (Koch ex Schultz) Kindb and Entosthodon fascicularis) and a species considered rare, Riccia canaliculata. In this study a description and illustration was given only for new taxa for Morocco.
Anthoceros agrestis is observed in the Mamora forest on sandy ground under the Eucalyptus and pine wood. Macroscopic and microscopic characters were described and illustrated.
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