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As the result of another holiday at MoiFat in July and August, 

 1892, I have been able to add a few more plants to the Moffat 

 List. Mosses — Sphagnum rigidum, var. squarrosulum, Hind 

 Gill ; Sphagnum intermedium ; Dicranum scoparium, var. 

 ortho]}hylhc7n ; Barhula papillosa (on old trees) ; Tetraplodon 

 mnioides ; Neckera pumila, var. Fhilippeana, Beld Craig Glen ; 

 Orthotrichum leiocarpum ; Ulota crispiila ; Physcomitrium erice- 

 torum ; Webera elovgata, side of Well Burn and Wamphray Glen ', 

 Rhabdoweissia fugax ; Anomodon viticulosum, Wanjphray Glen; 

 Plagiothecium Borrerianum — 13. I was fortunate also in find- 

 Hypnum crista-castrensis on Gallow Hill. It Avas formerly 

 recorded for the Grey Mare's Tail. Hepatic.e. — Lophozia 

 Bantriensis, Well Burn, &c. ; Lophozia Schreberi ; Lophozia 

 exsecta, Gallow Hill ; Lophozia alpestris, and Aneicra latifrons, 

 are five new records for Moffat. Lichens. — New records for the 

 Moffat district are Pannaria pezizoides, Garpel Glen ; Cetraria 

 aculeata var. muricata, near the Waterfoot ; Physcia ccesia, 

 Verrucaria niiida, Wamphray Glen ; Thelotrema lepadinum, 

 Beld Craig Glen ; Squnmaria gelida, B(eomyces roseus and 

 placoj^liyllus, Hind Gill ; Sphcfroph oron frajile, Peltigura spuria, 

 two miles N. of Moffat ; Evernia furfuracea var. scobocina, 

 Gallow Hill ; Ricasolia loete-virens, Lochwood and Beld Craig 

 Glen; Parmelia reddenda, Frenchland Tower; Puvmelia ambiyua 

 Gallow Hill and near Wamphray Schoolhouse on fir trees ; 

 Parmelia Borrera, Parmelia cetrarioides, Lecidea pulverea, Gallow 

 Hill ; and Lecidea lucida— 18. Among flowering plants Nitella 

 opaca, Bromus comimiiatus, Trifolium arvense, and Ornithopus 

 perptisillus, found by Mr J. T. Johnstone, are new records for 

 Moffat. Also from the Moffat district recorded in " Journal of 

 Botany" for July, 1892, are Hieracium rubicundum, n. sp., and 

 Hieraci^iin muronim var. sarcopliyllum, on Black's Hope by the 

 Messrs Linton. 



