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Cristulatum.— Raised by Stansfield ; beautiful, round, com- 

 minuted crests. 



Densum Kelwayii. 

 proliferous edges. 



-Like a ball of moss, so much is it branched ; 



Fig. 283. S. v. digilatum. 



Digitatum (Fig. 283). — Raised by Mr. G. B. Wollaston and 

 subsequently found in Essex by Miss Lucy Moss, and in Cork by Mr. 

 Crossfield ; forms fine, dense, fan-shaped crests, extremely divided 

 at edges ; generally the fronds are branched as well. 



Dimorphum Barnes. — A curious form, some fronds normal 

 width, but tasselled, like lobatum, and others with very narrow 

 linear fronds with fan-like crests. 



