THE FLORA OF HALIFAX. I95 



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



1902. Pisser Clough, High Greenwood.—/. Need ham. 



Eurhynchium pumilum, (Wils.) Schp. (Hypnum, Wils. MSS. 

 1854. Shady rocks near Todmorden. — J. Now ell, Supp. 

 Todmorden.—/. Now ell, Brit. Moss Fl. as H. pallid or ostre. 



Eurhynchium myosuroides, (L.) Schp. (Hypnum, L.) 



1775. J. Bolton. Stansfield, etc. — Herb. Leyl. [Lees' Fl. 

 Pennant Clough and Rag Scouts, Hebden. — A. Stansjield, 



Eurhynchium striatum, (Schreb.) Schimp. (Hypnum, Schreb.) 

 1900. Hardcastle. — /. Needham. 



Eurhynchium rusciforme, (Neck.) Milde. (Hypnum, Neck.) 

 Stones in rivulets near Todmorden. — Herb. Nwl. 



On stones in and near rills and streams in several places 

 near Hardcastle ; Walshaw Clough ; High Greenwood ; 

 Woodend, Hebden Bridge ; Lumb Fall, etc. — /. Needham. 

 Stanelly Clough. — H. T. Soppitt. Well-trough, Priestley 

 Green. — W. B. Crump. Ellistones, Greetland. — W. 

 Abbott. Binnroyd Clough.—/. T. A spin. Wheatley. — 

 A. Bullock. Tag Lock. — /. E. Crowther. Crimsworth 

 Dean ; Luddenden Dean ; Severhills Clough ; Parrock 

 Clough ; horse troughs, road side, Shelf, and in field near 

 Cromwell Wood ; etc. etc. ! Never far away from a 

 water-run. Forms very numerous. One gathered by 

 Aspin just above Lumb Fall, Crimsworth Dean 

 approaches very near the var. inundatum, Brid. 



Var. atlanticum, Brid. 



River Hebden, in fruit (Naturalist, March 1901 , p. 66) ; 

 near Foster Mill, Hebden Bridge. — •/ Needham. 

 Colden Clough ; on very wet bank, Turner Clough ! 



Eurhynchium murale, (Hedw.) Milde. (Hypnum, Hedw. 

 Rhynchosteginm, B. & S. 

 Old walls near Todmorden. — Herb. Nwl. 

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

 On walls, Pecket Wood ; Lower Hebden ; Crimsworth 

 Dean ; Pisser Clough, Heptonstall. — -/. Needham. Near 

 tank in the grounds, Upper Shibden Hall ; Frost Hole, 

 Erringden ; Turner Clough, etc. ! Frequent 



Eurhynchium confertum, (Dicks.) Milde. (Hypnum, Dicks.) 

 Woods near Halifax. — Herb. Leyl. 



