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THE MOSSES OF ESSEX :
Broomfield !!; N. Essex (14); Chignal !!; Roxwell !!;
Little Boyton Hall Farm (7); Pleshey !!; Kelvedon
(8) !; Hatfield Forest (13) !; Saffron Walden (9).
Leptodon Smithii Mohr.
"Gathered by Mr. Dillwyn near Walthamstow" (3);
this specimen was figured in British Botany (1804).
Thuidium abietinum Br. and Schimp.
Saffron Walden on chalk ridges and in chalk pits along
with Hypnum molluscum (9).
*T. tamariscinum Br. and Schimp.
"On the forest very common but seldom seen in fruit "
(2) !; Epping Forest (11) !; Loughton !!; Hazeleigh
(13); near Chelmsford (7); Mill Green !!; N. Essex (14);
Little Baddow !!; Woodham Walter !!; Linguard
Common !!; Braxted (8) !; Earls Colne !!; Hatfield
Forest (13); Saffron Walden (9).
HYPNACEAE.
Climacium dendroides Web. and Mohr.
Near the shore below Southend (2) !
*Pylasia polyantha Br. and Schimp.
Elm tree, Ewell Hall, Kelvedon (8) !
*Isothecium myurum Brid.
Epping Forest 12); near Chelmsford (7); N. Essex
(14); Little Baddow !!; Kelvedon (8) !
*Pleuropus sericeus Dixon.
"On the forest" (2) !; "principally on elm trunks,
especially prostrate ones" (11)!; near Chelmsford (7) !!;
N. Essex (14); Writtle !!; Chignal !!; Braintree !!;
Kelvedon (8) !; Earls Colne !!; Dovercourt (19); Hat-
field Forest (13); Saffron Walden (9),
*Camptothecium lutescens Br. and Schimp.
Southend (a) !; near Chelmsford (7); N. Essex (7);
Kelvedon (8) !; Saffron Walden (9); Wicken Bonhunt
(2) !
Brachythecium salebrosum var. palustre Schimp.
Wrabness (19).
B. glareosum Br. and Schimp.
Saffron Walden (9).