208 THE MOSSES OF ESSEX :
(12) 1890. Buxton, E. N. "Mosses." Epping Forest, Ed. III.
[This list was made by Mr. English. Ed.]
(13) 1890. Holmes, E. M. Notes in the Essex Naturalist and
some loose specimens in the Herbarium of the Field Club.
(14) 1898. Dixon, H.N. List of North Essex Mosses in the Journal of
Botany, May, 1898.
1906. Dixon, H. N. MS. list of additional mosses collected in
Essex.
(15) 1900. Salmon, E. S. Notes on Essex Mosses in the Essex
Naturalist.
(16) 1901. Read, Miss E. Mosses collected near Southend in the
Herbarium of the Biological Dept., Technical
Laboratories, Chelmsford.
(17) 1903. Turner, E. E. Mosses collected near Coggeshall, in my
own Herbarium.
(18) 1903, Shenstone, J. C. Victoria History of Essex. Article
"Botany."
(19) 1905. Sherrin, W. R. MS. list of mosses collected in Essex.
The numbers in brackets following the name of a locality in
which a moss has been collected correspond with the numbers
in brackets in the list of authorities consulted, and indicate the
source of the information. Only the first person recording a
moss from a certain locality is indicated. The sign ! following a
locality indicates that I have examined the specimen upon which
the record is based, and the sign !! indicates that I have collected
the species in the locality within the past five years.
* This sign prefixed to a species indicates that I have seen
fruiting specimens from the county.
The sequence followed is that of the arrangement in the
Students' Handbook of British Mosses, Ed. II (1904), by H. N.
Dixon.
TETRAPHIDACEAE.
*Tetraphis pellucida Hedw.
Epping Forest (11) !; Monk Wood (13) !; Theydon
Bois (15) !!; nr. Ambresbury Banks (12); nr. Chelms-
ford (7); Woodham Walter Common (7) !; Little
Baddow Common !!
POLYTRICHACEAE.
*Catharinea undulata Web. and Mohr.
Epping Forest (11) !; Loughton !!; Mill Green !!;
nr. Chelmsford (7); N. Essex (14); Chignal Smealy
!!; Little Baddow Common !!; Hazeleigh (13);
Braxted (8) !; Felix Hall Shrubbery (8) !; Saffron
Walden (9).