192 THE FLORA OF HALIFAX. 



1898. Above Gibson Mill, Hardcastle ; Crimsworth Dean. 

 — /. Needham. Plentiful where it grows but rarely fruits here. 

 Orthothecium intricatum, B. & S. (Leskea subrufus, Wils.) 



1854. Eaves Wood, Heptonstall. — /. Nowell, Supp. 

 Isothecium myurum, Brid. (Hypnum cuvvatum, Sw.) 

 1840. Trees and rocks, High Greenwood. — Baines 1 Fl. 

 Not recently met with, except in 1902 on ash tree from 

 Ireland at Cote Hill bobbin works. 



Pleuropus sericeus, (L.) Dixon (Hypnum, L. ; Homalothecium, 



I775-— /■ Bolton. [B. & S.) 



1898. On rocks near the river, Hardcastle. — ■/. Needham. 



Though a very common and wide-spread moss we have 



little of it about here. In August 1901, J. Needham 



noticed large quantities of it at the bobbin works, Cote 



Hill, on the trunk of a tree from Ireland. 



[Camptothecium lutescens, Dill. (Hypnum lutescens, Huds). 

 1775. /. Bolton. Not since recorded. A fairly common 

 moss in calcareous districts.] 



Brachythecium glareosum, (Bruch.) B. & S. 

 1888. Todmorden. — A. Stansfield, Lees' Fl. 



Brachythecium albicans, (Neck.) B. & S. (Hypnum, Neck.) 

 1840. On the ground in sandy soil, Hareley Wood. — 

 Hareley Wood. — Hevb. Leyl. [Baines' Fl. 



1854. Dry banks near Todmorden ; rare. — /. Nowell, Supp. 

 Not since met with to our knowledge. 

 Brachythecium salebrosum, (Hoffm.) B. & S. 



1892. Pecket Wood ; 1893. High Greenwood ; 1896. On 

 Scar opposite Hardcastle.—/. Needham. First records 

 for the Calder drainage area. A rare moss hereabouts. 



Brachythecium rutabulum, (L.) B. & S. (Hypnum, L.) 



I 775- /• Bolton. Old walls near Todmorden. — Hevb. Nwl. 

 1868. Fixby.— C. P. Hobkivk. 



Common on moist rocks and walls in most, if not all, our 

 deans. 1892. On wall, Pecket Wood ; on rocks, Hard- 

 castle, etc.—/. Needham. It has been gathered, among 

 other places, at Turner Clough ; High Greenwood ; 

 Stanelly, and Hudson Cloughs. — H.T.S. ! Water Scout, 

 Shibden. — A. Bullock; Crimsworth Dean. — /. Wins 

 Sutcliffe. 



