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THE MOSSES OF ESSEX.
H cordifolium Hedw.
Epping Forest (11) !; margin of the Wake Valley
Pond !!; Thrift Wood and Wood by the Ship Inn,
Galleywood (7); Wood near Totham (8) !
[H. giganteum Schimp.
This species has been recorded for the county in the
Victoria History, but all the specimens I have seen
collected in Essex and so labelled have proved to
belong to the preceding species. The record needs
confirmation.]
*H. cuspidatum Linn.
"In the great bog near Salter's Buildings and the old
Windmill, Epping Forest" (2) !; Epping Forest (11) !;
Loughton !!; clay pit by Styles, Epping Forest (11) !;
Norton Heath !!; nr. Chelmsford (7); Writtle !!;
N. Essex (14); Danbury !!; Tiptree Heath !!; Kelve-
don (8) !; clay pit near Felix Hall (8) !; Hatfield
Forest (13) !; Saffron Walden (9).
H. schreberi Willd.
"In a hedge, Loughton and elsewhere, not uncommon"
(2) !; Epping Forest (11) !; Loughton !!; Mill
Green !!; nr. Chelmsford (7); Galleywood Common
(8) !; N. Essex (14); Woodham Walter Common (8) !!;
Tiptree Heath (8) !!; Saffron Walden (9).
Hylocoimum splendens Br. and Schimp.
Hale End (2) !; Epping Forest, very scarce (11) !;
Monk Wood (13) !; Epping Lower Forest (11) !;
Tiptree Heath (8) !; Saffron Walden (9).
H. loreum Br. and Schimp.
Hatfield Forest (13).
H. squarrosum Br. and Schimp.
On the Forest (2) !; nr. Hale End (2) !; Epping Forest
(11) !; Loughton !!; Ramsden Heath (7); Mill
Green !!; N. Essex (14); Tiptree Heath (8) !;
Chauntrey Wood, Witham (7); Hatfield Forest (13);
Saffron Walden (9).