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XXIV. Mosses. Crypt. Musci. 
744. Tree Sphagnum. — S* arboreum. 
Branched, creeping, capsules on the sides of 
the branches, flowering all one way. — 
Dillenius. XXXII. 6. 
Trees, March, P. Rare. 
Clapham Park Wood. 
Ohs : 
This very rare plant grows imbedded in other mosses. 
Earth-moss. Phascum. Gen. PI. 1636. 
Veil very small. Lid none. 
745. Pointed Earth-moss. — P. cuspidatum. 
On a stem, leaves ovate, pointed, open, upper- 
- most erect, converging. — Curtis. IV. 66. 
Pastures, January, A. Common. 
746. Awl-leaved Earth-moss. — P. subulatum. 
Stemless, capsule sitting, leaves awl-bristle- 
shaped, open. — Curtis. IV. 67. 
Heaths, March, A. Common. 
747. Alternate-leaved Earth-^'mess. — P. alter- 
nifolium. 
Fertile stems dwarf, barren ones taller, up- 
right, leaves alternate, awl-shaped. — Dick- 
son. Fasc. II. tab. II. fig. 1. 
Bogs, April, A. Rare. 
StcviHgton Begs. 
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