Bartramiapomiformis Hedw. 



Soil and soil over rock; infiequent; sometimes called ihe "apple moss" because the round c^Dsules 

 resemble gteen apples; Highway 2 Trail, south of Kootenai Falls (Elliott 2896). 



Brachytlieciion cdbicam (Hedw.) B.S.G. 



Rocky, sandy soil and humus, often on relatively dry, disturbed sites; commoa 



B. collimm (Sclileich. ex C. Mull.) B.S.G. 

 Soil arxi soil over rock; commoa 



B. eryth-orrhJzon Schimp. in B.S.G. 



Wet humus, in many forest habitat types. 



5.>7gMi^??7 (C. MuU.) Besch. 



Pacific maritime, often emergent from springs; commoa 



B. hokingeri (Grout)Grout 



Common in spmce-fir forests. 



B. hylotcpetum B. HSg. & N. Hig. 



Pacific raaritime, soil, humus, and rotten wood often in association with Rh^iidiopsis robusta under conifer 

 forests; common throughout the KNF (Spribille 2486A). 



B. leibergii Grout 



Common in spnxe-fir forests; numerous collections. 



B. nebonii Grout 



Rare; wet hollows in marshes; Wigwam River bottom in marsh (Spribille and Arvidson 6016A). 



B. rejlexum vsx.pacificum Rea & Canl in Roll. 



Kiwwn fiom sevoal collections in tiie Basin Creek drainage, Purcell Mountains (Lolley s ii). 



B. reflexum var. reflexion (Starke in Web. & Mohr)B.S.G 



Known fiom one collection in the Basin Creek drainage, Purcell Mountains (Lolley sja). 



B. rmdare B.S.G. 



Wet soil and rocks near streams, often emergent fiom water, common; variable species often confused 

 with B.fiiffdum which ocapies similar habitat 



B. salebrosum (Web. & Mohr) Schimp. 

 Rotting wood; widespread 



