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the central channel of the Stort now, the terminal cells form a long pointed conical
mucro. This suggests that the terminal cell is rather plastic in its morphology, and
dependent on some habitat factor as to which form is expressed.
Bryophytes
The following records have been added to the data base since publication of my
provisional list (Adams, 1996. Post 1974 additions to the Bryophyte and Higher
Plant floras of the Watsonian vice-Counties of North (vc 19) and South (vc 18)
Essex. Essex naturalist 13: 34 - 42).
19 Racomitrium aciculare - Magdalen Laver
churchyard, scattered tufts of diminutive plants in
brick-lined gulley at base of south-facing church wall.
Tim Pyner. 1997.
18 Ulota crispa var. norvegica (= Ulota bruchii) - Epping
Forest, on Grey Willow, delta marsh above Baldwins
Hill Pond. Tim Pyner. 1997.
Corrigenda
The following errors occur in The Stoneworts of Essex: An interim account in Essex
Naturalist 14: 115 - 142.
page 115 line 2. For "green, plants" read "green algae,"
page 118 line 10 up. For "whereas in all the genera" read "whereas in all the
other genera"
page 122 line 2 up For "Stonewarts" read "Stoneworts"
page 126 under 3b Chara vulgaris var. crassicaulis
line 1. For "var. vulgaris," read "C. vulgaris"
Line 4. Figure 1 unfortunately avoided inclusion. It is presented in the
present volume on page vi.
page 128 For grid reference "707,195" read "707,185"
page 132 line 4. For "C. vulgata" read "C. vulgaris"
page 137 line 7. delete "W. Hind"
page 139 line 23. Insert "1954" to read "rocket crater, 1954, C. H. Selby"
line 25. Delete 1954.
page 141 line 11. Insert "Sm" to read "Chara gracilis Sm."
page 142 line 6. For "TQ(52)47" read "TQ(51)57".