902 
CRYPTOGAMIA. 
Class XXIV. 
tufts 
14712 pusiUa Hedw. dwarf 
Grim'mia pusiUa E. B. t. 2551 
14713 verticillata Schwceg. whorled 
Grim'mia verticillata E. B. 1. 1258 
14714 acuta Hedw. acute tufts 
Grim'mia ac&ta K B. 1. 1644 
2225. DICRA'NUM. Hedw. Dicranum. 
14715 glaucum Hedw. glaucous 
14716 latifolium Hedw. broad-leaved 
Tricliostomum pil'iferum E. B. 2536 
14717 longifolium Hedw. long-leaved 
14718 flexu6sura Hedw. flexuose 
14719 flavescens Smith yellowish 
14720 squarrosum Schrad. squarrose 
14721 pelliicidum Sw%. pellucid 
14722 spuriura Hedw. spurious 
14723 cris'pum Hedw. crisp 
14724 Scottianum Turn. Scott's 
flagelldre E. B. 1. 1977 
14725 polycarpon Ehr. prolific 
Bruntdni E. B. t. 2509 
14726 undulatum Ehr. wave-leaved 
dense patches i| spring 
f summer 
1 sum. andaut. 
Bt.G calcar. rocks Muse. brit. t.l5 
Bt.G moist rocks Muse. brit. 1. 15 
01. G moist rocks Muse. brit. 1. 15 
14727 scoparium Hedw. 
a, mdjus Hooker 
j3 fuscescens Turner 
1472iB varium Hedw. 
a, viride Hooker 
callis'tomum Smith 
jS rufescens 
•y lUridum Hooker 
14729 fulvellum Smith 
14730 heteromallum Hedw. 
14731 subulatum Hedw. 
rock 
large 
brownish 
various 
green 
Fl. Brit. 
brown 
lurid 
tawny 
interrupted 
subulate 
14732 cerviculatum Hedw. hooked 
pusUlum E. B. t. 2491 
uncindtmn E. B. t. 2261 
14733 v'lrens Hedw. green 
14734 strumlferum Smith thick-necked 
14735 falcatum Hedw. falcate 
14736 Schreberianumlfctfw. Schreber's 
14737 Starkii Web. 8^ Mohr. Starke's 
2226. TRICHOS'TOMUM. Hedw. Trichostomum. 
14738 patens Schwcegr. spreading deep patches 
Dicranum patens E. B. 1. 1990 
Tr. obtHsum Fl. Brit. 
14739 lanuginosum Hedw. woolly 
broad tufts 
subsolitary 
dense tufts 
loose tufts 
tufts 
large masses 
tufts 
dense masses 
loose patches 
large masses 
round tufts 
tufts 
patches 
patches 
tufts 
loose patches 
loose patches 
loose patches 
loose patches 
dense tufts 
large patches 
loose patches 
small spots 
tufts 
tufts 
large patches 
tufted 
tufts 
Sp. 23—47. 
4 autumn 
f spring 
3 win. and spr. 
3 win. and spr. 
3 win. and spr. 
3 summer 
1^ spr. and sum. 
4 summer 
\ all months 
2| 9um. and aut. 
I all seasons 
2| summer 
3 win. and spr. 
3 win. and spr. 
2 spring 
I spring 
1 spring 
h spring 
2 spring 
f spr. and sum. 
I spring 
\ spring 
I spring 
\\ all seasons 
1 all seasons 
2 spr. and aut. 
i spring 
1 spring 
Sp. 9—18. 
6 all seasons 
W.G moors Muse. brit. t.lS 
Bt.G moun. banks Muse. brit. t.l6 
Bt.G wet rocks 
D. G peat bogs 
Muse. brit. t.l6 
Muse. brit. t.l6 
Y.G river banks Muse. brit. 1. 17 
Y wet san. pi. Muse. brit. t.l7 
D.G wetsan.pl. Muse. brit. 1. 17 
Bt.G bogs Muse. brit. t.l7 
Bt.G moist banks Muse. brit. t.l7 
Bt.G mount.rocks Muse. brit. t.l8 
Bt.G rocks Muse. brit. t.l8 
Bt.G woods & roc. Muse. brit. 1. 18 
Dp.G woods & ban. Muse. brit. t.l8 
Dp. G woods & ban. Eng. bot. t. 354 
Brsh heathy plae. Eng. bot. t. 1597 
D.G moist banks Muse. brit. 1. 17 
D.G moist banks Eng. bot. 1. 1215 
Rsh moist banks Eng. bot. t. 1216 
Lur 
Bt.G crev.of rocks Grev. cryp.fl.l88 
Bt.G moist banks Muse. brit. 1 18 
Bt.G moist banks Muse. brit. t.l8 
Str bogs 
Muse. brit. t.l6 
Bt.G mount, mar. Muse. brit. t.l7 
Bt.G mount. mar. Muse. brit. 1. 17 
Bt.G alpine rocks Hoo.mus.b.^t.l7 
Bt.G moi.pl., Scot. Grev. cryp.fl. 116 
BtG alpine rocks Muse. brit. 1. 17 
14740 caneseens Hedw. hoary 
T. ericoides E. B. 1. 1991 
14741 heiero&tichnm Hedw. branched 
14742 microcarpon Hedw 
14713 
deep tufts 
tufted creep, 
broad tufts 
small-fruited deep patches 
14715 
4 all seasons 
1| aU seasons 
1 all seasons 
2 all seasons 
14718 
Hoa mountains Muse. brit. t.l9 
Hoa stonymount. Muse. brit. t.l9 
Y.G heaths Muse, brit, t.l9 
Hoa ston. on mo. Muse. brit. t.l9 
01 rocks Muse. brit. 1 19 
14714 
History, Use, Propagation, Culture, 
Christopher Weiss, who published, in 1712, a Dissertation on the pomegranate. These plants are chiefly found 
in wet places, most frequently hi alpine countries ; in habit they resemble Gymnostomum. 
2225. Dicranum. Named by Hedwig, from hx^avos, forked, in allusion to the division of the teeth. This 
is one of the finest genera of mosses, containing many species which form broad masses of turfy vegetation, 
giving a decided character to the face of the earth where they grow. Like most of tlie genera of this order. 
