A BRYOPHYTE FLORA OF ESSEX 99
Scapaniaceae
Diplophyllum albicans (L.) Dum.
18: woody part of Epping Forest nr. Haggar Lane; nr. King's
Oak. Epping Forest; nr. Chingford Hatch, 1800, E.F.; abundant,
Epping Forest, 1956, A.J.P.; Monk Wood, Loughton, 1958, E.S.;
Mill Green Wood, 1958, A.J.P.; Common in Epping Forest, 1967,
K.J.A.
19: Marks Hall, 1863, E.G.V.; Quendon Woods, 1950,
E.C.W.; in ditch, Stour Woods, 1960, E.S.; steep bank around
Copped Hall Estate, Epping Forest, 1962, E.S.; St Thomas's
Quarters, Epping Forest (scarce), 1967, K.J.A.
Scapania curta (Mart.) Dum.
18: (fairly frequent in Epping Forest, 1800, E.F.).
Scapania irrigua (Nees) Dum.
18: Epping Forest, 1800, E.F.; Epping Forest (no date),
J.L.E. (Nat. Mus. of Wales, Cardiff); ditch by roadside nr.
Loughton, 1923, St J.M.; Epping Forest, 1924, J.R,; Cuckoo Pits,
Epping Forest, 1964, E.S.; drainage nr. Loughton, 1964, A.J.H.
19: wet cart rut in Woodland Ride, Quendon Wood, 1967,
K.J.A. & A.J.H.
Scapania nemorea (L.) Grolle
18: Debden Slade, 1923, St J.M.; deep ditch by road, They-
don Bois Golf Course. 1962, E.S.; small amount nr. Bellringer's
Hollow, Epping Forest, 1963, E.S.
19: Chantry Wood, 1861, E.G.V.; Chaulkney Wood, nr. Earl's
Colne, 1956, E.C.W.
Scapania undulata (L.) Dum.
18: between Haggar Lane and the Windmill, Epping Forest,
1800, E.F.; Epping Forest, 1910, R.P.: stream, Thorndon Park,
Brentwood, 1959, K.A. & A.J.P.
19: (Tiptree Heath. 1861, E.G.V.; Bergholt Heath, 1862.
E.G.V.).
Radulaceae
Radula complanata (L.) Dum.
18: (recorded for Epping Forest, E.N.; no date and no speci-
men traced).
19: Kelvedon, c. 1860, E.G.V.; hedgerow between Radwinter
and Wimbish; hedgerow by the Windmill above railway station,
Saffron Walden, 1874, F.Y.B.; Saffron Walden. 1926, St J.M.; in
wood, half mile downstream from Matching Lake, 1959, E.S.; on
ash stump nr. Manuden, 1962, E.S.; Little Bendish Wood, 1967,
K.J.A.