Campylopua] bosses (< lepp). 281 
2. C. Schwarzii Schimper Bryol. Bur. Suppl. Fasc. L ii. (1864). 
Huilla ( >n woodland rocks on the way from Bforro de Lopollo 
towards Bompata, at the spol where thi firsl ESricaceoua plant. Bkeria 
setulosa | Herb. Welw. No. 2558), grows in plenty ; Slay I860 N". 35. 
In marshy wooded places alongside streams near Humpata al an 
elevation of aboul 1500 ft. ; without fr. May I860. X<>. 40. 
."». C. sciuroideus Welw. el Duby in Geneve, Mem. Soc. Phys. 
XXI. i. p. 220 (1*71 i, t. ii. fig. I. ' 
Huilla. — On rich Boil covering the upper schistose rocks of Morro 
de Lopoll..: without fr April I860. No. 10 
Pi SGO A \iMi\(.o. — Very widely e;uspitose : stems ii in. to 1 ft hi^'h . 
leaves shiny ; on the upper rocks near Mat a de Pungo, at an eleval ion 
of 3400 ft. ; Dee. 1856, Feb. and May 1857. Frequenl near Cazella in 
company with Pnli/tric/nint :.Jan. ls.',7. Xo. 54. 
1. C. montanus Welw. et Duby in Geneve, Mem. Soc. Phys. 
XXI. i. p. 221 (1871), t. iii. fig. L. 
Huilla. In wide tufts of a brilliant golden-green hue, on moist 
schistose rocks in elevated woods (f>;{00 to .ViUU ft ). Morro de LopoUo 
and Morro de Monino ; without fr. at the beginning of April I860 
No. 3- At the foot <>f old trees and on the ground contiguous in 
the woods of Monino, moist rocky spots at the great elevation of 5000 
to r»500 ft. : without fr. May I860 Xo. 5- 
5. C. jEthiops Wdw. et Duby in Geneve, Mem. Soc. Phys. 
XXI. i. p. 221 (1871), t, iii fig. 2. 
|'i SGO ANDONGO. On lofty moist rocks by the springs of Pedra 
de Songue where Mum ventricosa grows, at an elevation of 3100 to 
3900 ft : without fr. Feb. to April 1857. Xo. 64. 
-1. LEUCOPHANES Brid. I by. CTniv. I. p. 763 (1826). 
1. L. unguiculatum Mitt, in Journ. Finn. Soc. vii. ]>. 150(1864). 
Prince's Island. At the base of palm-trunks (Elceis guineensis), 
gathered by G-ustav Maun ; without fr. Xo. 200. 
•_'. L. (?) sphagnoides Wdw. et Duby in (jeneve. Mem. Soc. 
Phys. XXI. n. p. li:i i L872). 
lb illa. Common in boggy spots among the elevated rocks of 
Morro de Monino. without fr. April lKtlO. No. 13. 
Duby (Z.c.) quotes specimens gathered by Welwitsch in Pungo 
Andongo and by Livingstone in the kingdom of Lunda. The 
latter specimen is no! in the British Museum set ; and the former 
is probably represented by the following number: — 
Pungo Andongo.— A white glaucescent Leucobryum, very widely 
CSBSpitose, occurring in rather lax tufts •_' to I ft. wide and 2 to 7 in. 
deep, with branches few and very fragile ; common in rocky thickety 
places within the |u:e -idium. growing in company with fruticose 
Orchidece, and forming a humus tor them : always sterile : Dec., Feb . 
May 1857. Xo. 48. 
5. 0CT0BLEPHARUM Hedw. .Muse Frond. iii v . 15 (1791 >. 
1. 0. albidum Hedw., /.<■.. \>. L5, t . \ i. A. 
Brywm albidum I.. 8p. PI. edit. ii. p. L583 « L763) 
Sierra Leoni . <m Living trunk- of Wangifera indica and Draccma 
