146 The Irish Nattirahst. Julj', 



sphacdata was very scarce ; in a stream not far from the road 

 leading to " One Man's Pass," Ancura sinuata flourished. 

 Beside it, in the crevices of the rocks, Rcboidia hemisphcerica 

 grew sparing! \'. 



FERiMAXAGH. 



Mosses. 



Sphagnum subsecundutn, Nees, var. contortum, vSclip.— Coirel 



Glen. 

 S. acuti folium, Hhrh.var. purpurcum vSchp.— Correl Gleii. 



Polytrlchum plliferum, Sclireb Heathy bank, Poulapliuca. 



P. Juniperinum, Willd.— Heathy bank, Heron Island. On decayed 



wood, shore of Lough Krne near Church Hill. 

 P. g:racile, Dicks.— Peaty bank, Correl Glen. 



DItrichum flexicaule, Hauipe.— On rocks, Rossinure More; Knock- 

 more. 

 Dicranum scoparium, Hedw.— Rossinure More. 

 D. tnajus, Turn. — Knockuiore. Poulapliuca. 

 Fissidens adiantoides, Hedw.— Heron Island. Abundant on rocks 



and banks along the shore of Lough Erne near Church Hill. 

 Grimmia apocarpa, Hedw.— On stones, Heron Island. A slender 



form also grows on Rossinure More with long hair points (the var. 

 gracilis W. and M. ; G. gracilis vSchleich.). 

 C. pulvinata, vSmith. — Rossinure More. 

 Racomitrium lanug^inosum, Brid.— Knockmore. 

 Tortula muralis, Hedw.— Rossinure More. 

 T. subulata, Hedw. — Heron Island. 

 Barbula lurida, Lindb.— On decayed wood among rocks, Poula- 



phuca. An abnormal form grows on wet stones on Heron Island. 

 B. fallax, Hedw. — Abundant iu the crevices of rocks, Heron Island; 



Knockmore. 

 Welsia rupestris, C. M.— On rocks, Heron Island. 

 Trichostomum crispulum, Bruch. — On rock.s, shore of Lough 



Erne ; Knockmore ; Rossinure More. 

 T. mutabilc, Bruch. — Knockmore. 

 T. tortuosum, Dixon. — On rocks. Poulapliuca : Knockmore; Heron 



Island. 

 Clnclidotus fontinaloldes, P. Beauv.— On stones, Heron Island, 



often submerged. 

 Encalypta strcptocarpa, Hedw.- Among rocks, Heron Island. 

 Zygodon lYIougeotii, B. and S.— On rocks, Poulapliuca ; Knockmore; 



Rossinure More. 

 Funaria calcarea, Wahl.— Abundant on stony ground where a 



plantation of conifers had been burned opposite Correl Glen. 

 Phllonotis calcarea, vSchp.— Boggy places, Poulaphuca. 

 Breutelia arcuata, vSchp— On rocks, very luxuriant, Rossinure More ; 



Knockmore. 



