(353) 
margins ees below the middle, serrulate above and more 
or less spiny dentate just below the short, flexuous, 
dentate ae scarcely 0.4 mm. long; costa none; cells of 
leaf with uber | thickened walls, the lumen in those of 
upper leaf about 8 » wide and 30~40 uw long, in lower leaf, 
4-6 » wide and 40-60 p long, the basal cells mostly pale 
golden brown, the alar often shorter and broader and 
forming a rather distinct group; perichaetial leaves ex- 
tending well above the capsule, the breadth near the apex 
nearly equalling the height, the apex more or less truncate 
and serrulate with a very short, slightly serrulate apiculus; 
seta one half mm. or less long; capsule oblong, scarcely 
z mm. long without lid, the exothecal cells ee about 
twice as long as wide, with thin walls; li w-convex, 
apiculate; peristome double, attached well tise the rim, 
the outer of 1 lanceolate, golden brown, smooth tee 
more or less Peer pr divided along the median line, the 
ow, basila 
brane; calyptra conical-apiculate, papillose, above, often 
bearing sterile archegonia on its surface; spores rather 
immature, rough, 20 » or more in diameter. 
Type eer Baguio, 1570 meters elev., on tree trunks, 
Nov. 1904 (3151). 
Garovaglia luzonensis sp. nov. 
Pseudautoicous, the male plants minute, mostly scattered 
over the older leaves, the ovate-acute antheridial leaves 
somewhat serrulate or entire, enclosing 1-3 an mac te 
about 0.14 mm. long without paraphyses: fertile plants 
erect or curving, aed 3-5 cm. high; stem-leaves about 
: . wide and 2.5-3 mm. long, erect-spreading on 
all sides, plicate, ae undulate, ovate, rather broad in 
the upper part and somewhat a ruptly narrowed to a 
short, ‘lightly serrulate point, the leaf-margin finely ser- 
rulate in the upper one third, quite entire below the 
middle; costa none; cells of leaf a unequally thickened 
lateral walls, the lumen of upper cells 6-8 » wide and 40-55 pu 
long, of lower cells a little narrower and often much longer, 
the basal cells mostly short, brownish, the alar frequently 
