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THE MOSSES OF ESSEX :
E. crassinervium Br. and Schimp.
Hatfield Forest (13); Saffron Walden (9).
*E. praelongum Br. and Schimp.
Near Loughton, very common in hedges (2) !; Epping
Forest (11) !; Loughton !!; Mill Green Common !!;
near Chelmsford (7); Prittlewell (16) !; Hazeleigh (13)!;
Osea Island (13); N. Essex (14); Broomfield !!;
Pleshey !!; Kelvedon (8) !; Dovercourt (19); Hatfield
Forest (13); Saffron Walden (9).
*E. swartzii Hobk.
Epping Forest (11) !; Hazeleigh (13); Broomfield !!;
Kelvedon (8) !; Rickling (2) !; Wicken Bonhunt (2) !;
Saffron Walden (9).
*E. pumilum Schimp.
Kelvedon, Inworth and Aldham (8) !; Hatfield Forest
(13).
*E. tenellum Milde.
Near Chelmsford (7); Inworth, "with slightly scabrous
seta" (8) !; Saffron Walden (9).
*E. myosuroides Schimp.
"On the forest" (2) !; "to such an extent in Epping
Forest that sometimes whole trunks are covered with
it" (11) !; near Chelmsford (7); Kelvedon (8) !; Saffron
Walden (9.)
*E. striatum Br. and Schimp.
"On banks, very common," Essex (2) !; Epping
Forest (11) !; nr. Chelmsford (7) !!; N. Essex (14);
Kelvedon (8) !; Chalkney Wood (8) !; Hatfield Forest
(13); Saffron Walden (9).
*E. rusciforme Milde.
Malt Kiln, Epping (11) !; nr. Chelmsford (7) !; Kelve-
don (8) !; Stisted !!; Dunmow !!; Saffron Walden (9).
*E. murale Milde.
N. side of Chingford Church, L. W. Dillwyn (3); Hoe
Street, Walthamstow (2) !; Epping Forest (11) !; nr.
Chelmsford (7); Springfield Church (7) !; Chignal
Smealy !!; Kelvedon (8) !!; Saffron Walden (9).