84 A NEW LONDON FLORA. 



ANTITRICHIA CURTIPENDULA. Damp rocks, very rare. Eridge Park ; 

 Ashdown Park. 



ATRICHUM UNDULATUM. Moist, shady banks and in woods, frequent. 

 Epping Forest ; and bordering banks and copses ;* Wormley Wood,* &c. 



AULOCOMNION ANDROGYNUM. Banks, not frequent : by the roadside, in 

 the hedge, leading from Tottenham to Walthamstow ;* banks of an old 

 gravel-pit in Epping Forest, between Walthamstow and Woodford ;* 

 sand rocks on Tunbridge Wells Common. 



AULOCOMNION PALUSTRE. Bogs, frequent. Epping Forest between Wal- 

 thamstow and Woodford ;* Hampstead Heath ;* Harrow Weald Com- 

 mon ; Stanmore Heath ;* Barnes Common ;* Surrey heaths.* 



BARBUXA MURALIS. See TORTULA MURALIS. 



BARTRAMIA FONTANA. Swampy places, generally near springs, not 



unfrequent. Barnes Common, a patch or two ;* Hampstead Heath, a 



patch or two in upper part of the bog ;* Wimbledon Common, in one 



of the ravines, abundantly ;* swampy field, Witley Park ; swamps, Leith 



Hill ; in a small pond on Shirley Common. 

 BARTRAMIA POMIFORMIS. Hedgebanks. Bank on the road to Haslemere 



from Godalming ; bank S. end of Oxshott Hill ;* bank on the road from 



Boreham Wood station to Stanmore Heath ;* Leith Hill ; Buckland 



Hill. 



BRACHYTHECIUM. See HYPNUM. 



BRYUM PENDULUM. A variety of B. caispitium, from which it is distin- 

 guished by merely nominal differences. (Epping Forest.) 

 BRYUM C^ESPITIUM. Walls, roofs, &c. (Common on almost every old 



wall about London.*) 

 BRYCJM CAPILLARE. In similar situations, common. (Old walls about 



London ; everywhere.*) 

 BRYUM ERYTHROCARPUM. Heaths, walls, &c. (Banks of the canal, 



Tottenham.*) 



BRYUM ATRO-PURPUREUM. Dry pastures, walls, &c. Hampstead Heath.* 

 BRYUM ARGENTEUM. Old walls and banks, frequent. Old walls about 



London ;* banks of the canal opposite Tottenham, plenty ;* &c., 



Hampstead Heath.* 

 BRYUM FALLENS. Near springs, not uncommon. Bogs, Putney Heath ;* 



Epping Forest, between Woodford and Walthamstow ;* Putney Heath.* 

 BRYUM TURBINATUM. Moist places in sand and gravel-pits. Specimens 



from some locality near London ;* in author's herbarium, but record 



wanting ; Wormley Wood (?). 

 BRYUM ROSEUM. Grassy banks and heaths, rare. Sandy banks and heaths 



in the Wealden, near Tunbridge Wells. 

 BRYUM LIGULATUM. See MNIUM UNDULATUM. 

 BRYUM AFFINE. See MNIUM AFFINE. 

 BRYUM CARNEUM. See WEBERA CARNEA. 

 BRYUM ALBICANS. See WEBERA ALBICANS. 

 BRYUM NUTANS. See WEBERA NUTANS. 

 BRYUM PYRIFORME. See LEPTOBRYUM PYRIFORME. 

 BRYUM, other than above. See MNIUM. 



