222 THE MOSSES OF ESSEX :
W. albicans Schimp.
Dovercourt and Wrabness (19).
[Bryum pendulum Schimp. is recorded for Essex in the
Victoria History, but I have seen no specimens. It is
a species that should be looked for.]
B. pallens Sw.
N. Essex (14).
*B. inclinatum Bland.
Kelvedon and Tiptree Heath (8) !
*B. pseudotriquetrum Schwaegr.
"In a bog on the forest between Salter's buildings and
the Windmill (now Windmill Cottage)" (2) !; Epping
Forest (12); Ewell Hall, Kelvedon, habitat now
destroyed (8) !
*B. bimum Schreb.
Bog on Galleywood Common (7) !!; damp place near
Kelvedon (8)
*B. affine Lindb.
Cook's wall, Kelvedon (8) !; Tiptree (8) !; Brightling-
sea Common (8) !
*B. intermedium Brid.
Coopersale Forest, local (11) !; N. Essex (14): Kelve-
don (8) !; Bradley Wood (8) !; Wrabness (19).
*B. caespiticium Linn.
"Under the pump in our garden", Walthamstow (2) !;
"on walls and on the ground, common, Walthamstow"
(2) !; Epping Forest (11); Kelley's wall, Epping (11) !;
N. Essex (14); near Chelmsford (7); Springfield !!;
Kelvedon (8) !; Pod's Wood (8) !; trunks of felled trees
Inworth (8) !; on culvert, Beckingham (8) !; Saffron
Walden (9).
*B. capillare Linn.
"On a bank in a hedge, High Beach'' (2) !; Epping
Forest (11) !; Rifle ball bank, High Beach (11) !;
Pilgrim's Hatch, Brentwood !!; N. Essex (14); near
Chelmsford (7) !!; Broomfield !!; Kelvedon (8) !;
Inworth (8) !; Osea Island (13) !; Hatfield Forest (13) !;
Saffron. Walden (9).