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105. MicRopreRYG@IuM PORTORICENSE, Steph. in Hedwigia, 1888, 
p-. 294. (Tab. XX VII. figs. 1-4.)—Dominica, Morne Micotrin 
(104), Morne Diablotin (664, 667), Morne Trois Pitons (726), 
Grande Souffricre (845). 
Subtribus iv. JUNGERMANNIDEE. 
Genus 15. Lornocotea, Dum. 
There are only three species of ZLophocolea, all rather scanty 
and meagre. ZL. Martiana, a large and conspicuous species, is 
widely distributed in tropical America, but exists in the greatest 
profusion and beauty on prostrate and decaying trunks in the 
forests of the Amazon, where flakes large enough for a moderate 
tablecloth may sometimes be torn away in a piece. 
106. L. Marrtrana, Nees, in Syn. Hep. p. 152.—St. Vincent, Rich- 
mond Peak (216). Dominica, Morne Micotrin (69, 98), Morne 
Diablotin (643), Roseau Valley (76) var., Morne Couronne (226). 
107. L. connata ?, Nees, in Syn. Hep. p. 153.—Dominica, Morne 
Trois Pitons (738). 
108. L. Brevrenit, Gottsche, in Syn. Hep. p. 154.—Dominica, 
Roseau Valley (76). 
Genus 16. Lrtoscyputs, Mitt. 
Of this genus Mr. Elliott gathered two species, both apparently 
new to the Antilles, although one of them, L. Jackii, Steph., had 
previously been gathered on the ‘ paramos’ of New Granada by 
the late G. Wallis and described by Stephani. It is a fine large 
species, of a deep red-brown colour, and is notable for its pitcher- 
shaped perianth and its large and curiously cut stipules. 
Mr. Elliott got well-fruited specimens in three localities. The 
second species, Z. ovatus, is hitherto undescribed. It is a 
smaller species than L. Jackii, of much the same colour except 
the perianth, which (curiously enough) is always green. 
109. L. Jacxu, Steph. in Hedwigia, 1892, p. 21—St. Vincent, 
Souffriére (47). Dominica, Roseau Valley (58, 65), Morne 
Diablotin (657), Morne Trois Pitons (740). 
110. L. ovatus, Spruce, n. sp. (Tab. XXVIT. figs. 5-9.) 
Dioica, rufo-badia, depresso-cespitosa; caules 3 cm. alti, in- 
