MUSCI OF LIVERPOOL. 



Sub-Order XL— TETRAPHIDEiE. 



Genm XXL— TETRAPHIS. Hedwig. Four-toothed Moss. 



1. T. PELLUciDA. Hed. (Pellucid F.) Wils. T. 8. 



Flaybrick Hill. — T. Sansom. Plentiful on heaps of rubbish at 

 Bidston Hill. — H. F. Most abundant in Knowsley and Bold 

 Parks, Eainford Moss, &c., December, 1855. — Rev. H. H. Higgins 

 and Mr. F. P. Marrat. 



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Sub-Order XII.— POLYTRICHEiE. 



Genus XXII.— ATRICHUM. Palisot de Beauvois. Hair Moss. 



1. A. UNDULATUM. P. Beauv. (Wavy-leaved H.) Wils. T. 10. 



Old quarries and moist shady places, common. Fruiting from 

 December to February. 



Genus XXni.— POGONATUM. Palisot de Beauvois. Hair Moss. 



1. P. NANUM. Brid. (Dwarf H.) Wils. T. 11. 



Plentiful. Wavertree, Eastham, and Storeton Quarries. Fruiting 

 in December. 



2. P. ALoiDES. Brid. (Aloe-leaved H.) Wils. T. 11. 



In similar situations with the last. Common. Fruiting from 

 December to April. 



'S. P. URNiGERUM. Brid. (Uni-fruited H.) Wils. T. II. 



Quarries on heathy ground, not uncommon. Fruiting from 

 December to April. 



Genus XXIV.— POLYTRICHUM. Bridal. Hair Moss. 



1. P. GRACiLE. Menzies. (Slender H.) Wils. T. 46. 



Eainford and Bidston Mosses. — T. Sansom. On a heath about two 

 miles from Eastham. 



2. P. COMMUNE. Linn. (Common H.) Wils. T. 10. 



Maxshy and heathy places, common. 

 ."}. P. JUNiPERiNUM. Hed. (Juniper-leaved H.) Wils. T. 10. 



On bogs occasionally. — W. H. Flaybrick HiU, Knowsley and 

 Rainford Mosses. — T. Sansom. On the wall of Professor 

 NuttaU's garden, RainhiU. — Rev. H. H. Higgins. About East- 

 ham and Higher Bebington, jilentiful. 



4. P. piLFFEKUM. Schreb. (Bristle-pointed H.) Wils. T. 10. 



Upton, Cheshire. — T. Sansom. RainhiU. — Rev. II. H. Higgins. 

 Storeton, Southport. 



Sub-Order XIIL— BRYEiE. 



Genua XXV.— AULACOMNION. Scliwaegriclien. Thread Moss. 



1. A. PAi.usTUE. Schwaegr. (Marsh T.) Wils. T. 2h. 



On most of the Mosses around Liverpool. Bidston Moss. 

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