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plant from the Central American T. Antillarmn Besch. and T. miradori- 
cum Jaeg., but I found that it agrees with T. glaucinum (Mitt.) Borch. & 
Lac., a species widely distributed throughout the Malayan Archipelago, 
Formosa, Japan, Ceylon, Assam and Himalaya. 
Rev. Mr. Langlois’ labels indicate the following localities and dates for 
this species: No. 180, Bois de Lafayette, Sept. 25, 1885: No. 264, Foret de 
Lafayette, May 6, 1887: No. 436, Pinieres de Covington, July 18, 1885; No. 
860, Abita, St. Tammany Co., Nov. 27. 1891. No. 436 bears some perichae- 
tia and young pedicels, and No. 264 numerous male flowers. The form from 
Louisiana rather differs from the Asiatic plant by the stronger nerve of the 
stem leaves and by the less denticulate branch leaves, covered on the back 
with lower papillae. It may constitute a var. ludoviciaitum Card. 
Charleville, France, Jan. 15, 1905. 
ADDITIONS TO THE LICHEN FLORA OF LONG ISLAND. 
G. C. Wood. 
The following species of Lichens which have been found and determined 
by Mrs. Carolyn W. Harris and myself have not hitherto been included in 
Jeliffe’s or any other check list of Long Island Lichens: 
*Cetraria lacunosa, Ach., on trees. Cold Spring Harbor. 
*Cetraria aurescens, Tuckerm . , on trees. Cold Spring Harbor. 
*Evernia furfuracea, (L.) Mann. Cold Spring Harbor! 
*Parmelia saxitalis, var. sulcata, Nyl., on trees. Cold Spring Harbor. 
*Parmelia perforata (Jaeg.) Ach., on trees. Cold Spring Harbor. 
*Physcia obscura (Ehrh.) Nyl. Rocks. Cold Spring Harbor. 
Usnea barbata var. florida (Fr. ) on trees. Cold Spring Harbor. 
Pertusaria pustulata (Ach.) Nyl., on trees. Jamaica. 
Pertusaria glomerata (Ach.) Schaer., on trees. Jamaica. 
C. caespiticia (Pers.) FI. Ground. Jamaica. 
C. fimbriata (L.)Fr., on earth. Jamaica. 
C. decortica. Floerk., on earth. Jamaica. 
C. macilenta (Ehrh.) Hoffm., Flushing, Jamaica. Common. 
C. cariosa (Ach . ) Spreng., on earth. Flushing. Common. 
C. fimbriata var. tubaeformis Fr , on earth. Flushing. 
C. verticillata var. evoluta Fr.,'on earth. Flushing. 
C. squamosa Hoffm., on earth. Flushing. 
*Graphis scripta var. gracilens Nyl. Cold Spring Harbor. 
Boys’ High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
^Determined by Mrs. Carolyn W. Harris. 
NOTES ON VERMONT BRYOPHYTES. 
A. J. Grout. 
Since Mr. C. D. Howe published his list of Vermont Hepaticse in 1899, 
several other workers have taken up the study of the hepatics of our state. 
Of these Dr. Alexander W. Evans has done the most work, and his notes in 
