Neighhoiirhood of Aberdeen. 



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Dicranum ilexuosum. 



squarrosum. 



pellucidum. 



undulatum. 



scopanum. 



varium. 



heteromallum. 



subulatum. 



Tortula muralis. 



ruralis. 



subulata. 



unguiculata. 



fallax. 



Polytrichum undulatum. 



piliferum. 



juniperinum. 



— — commune. 



urnigerum. 



aloides. 



Funaria hygrometrica. 



Orthotricum cupulatum. 



anomalum. 



affine. 



— diaphanum. 



— rivulare. 



cnspum, 



•- pulchellum. 



Bryum androgynum. 



palustre. 



argenteum. 



capillare. 



csespititium. 



nutans- 



turbinatum. 



A'entricosum. 



ligulatum. 



punctatum. 



rostratum. 



Den of RubislaWj &c. 



Moist places, Bay of Nigg. 



Rubislaw Den, in the burn. 



At Belhelvie, near Aberdeen. 



Abundant. 



Rubislaw quarry, &c. 



With the last. 



Banks of Don, and at Torry. 



Frequent. 



Aberdeen Links, and other places. 



Abundant. 



Banks of Don. 



Frequent. 



Rubislaw, Stocket, &c. 



Frequent. 



Tops of walls. 



Stocket Moss, and other places. 



Rubislaw quarry. Abundant. 



With P. urnigerum, and in other 



places. 



With P. aloides. 



Abundant, generally associated with 



Tortula subulata, and Didym. pur- 



pureus. 



Craig of Nairb. 



Walls at Drum. 



Trees and wall in several places. 



On stones at Powis. 



On stones at Gilcomston Dam. 



Dens of Rubislaw and Maidencraig. 



On birch trees. Den of Leggart. 



In fissures of gneiss rocks, banks of 



Dee, and Den of Maidencraig. 



Bogs at Corsehill, Ferryhill, &c. 



Abundant. 



Belhelvie and other places. 



Common. 



Rubislaw quarry, and other places. 



Banks of Black Dogburn, Belhelvie. 



Corsehill and Ferryhill mosses. 



Dens of Rubislaw and Leggart. 



With B. ligulatum. 



Old Town Links. 



