REPORT ON THE LICHENS OF EPPING FOREST. 141
Tribe— BAEOMYCETEI.
Baeomyces rufus, D.C.
Side of gravel pit near Wake Arms; on gravelly bank,
Blackweir Hill; and at Oakhill, Theydon; fertile.
B. roseus, Pers.
On heathy ground, Blackweir Hill; and by Green
Ride S. of Broadstrood: fertile; what is probably the
barren thallus of this species occurs at Oakhill, They-
don; Grubb's Pit, Loughton Forest; and elsewhere on
suitable ground.
Tribe-CLADONIEI.
Cladonia pyxidata, Fr. Lich. Eur.
On stumps of trees, border of Great Monk Wood; ditch
bank, Debden Green; fertile; widely distributed, but
usually barren.
var. chlorophaea, Flk.
On the ground between Loughton Camp and Wood-
berrie Hill; heathy ground, Sandpit Plain; border of
Little Monk Wood; Great Monk Wood; fertile.
Cladonia fimbriata, Fr. Lich. Eur.
Heathy ground, Little Monk Wood; Nether Hall;
wall-top at Waltham Abbey; sterile.
Sub. sp. C. fibula, var. B. subcornuta, Nyl.
On ground, border of Great Monk Wood; sterile.
Cladonia furcata, Hoffm.
Near Baldwin's Pond; on the ground, Great Monk
Wood; sterile.
var. spinosa, Hook.
On ground, Great Monk Wood; sterile.
C. squamosa, Hoffm.
On base of trunk of hornbeam between Debden Slade
and Earls' Path; fertile.
C. coccifera, Schaer. Spic.
On heathy ground, border of Great Monk Wood;
fertile.
C. macilenta, Hoffm.
Near Debden Slade; York Hill; heathy ground between
Sandpit Plain and Little Monk Wood; and elsewhere;
fertile.