Mosses of the Counties of Dublin and Wicklow. 241 
Minum, Linn. 
undulatum, Hedw. Sp. Musce., p. 195. Bryum lgulatum, Eng. 
Bot., t. 1449. W. Woods, and damp, shady banks. C. D. C. 
Rare in fruit. 
punctatum, Hedw. Sp. Musc., p. 193. Bryum punctatum, Eng. 
Bot., tab. 1183. W. Marshy places. C. D. Common. 
hornum, Linn. Sp. Pl, p. 1576. Bryum hornum, Turn. i. or 
Fl, Hib., p. 128. W. Woods and shady banks. C. D. Com- 
mon. 
rostratum, Schweer. Suppl, tab. 79.  Bryum cuspidatum, 
Turner, Muscol. Hib., p. 131. Eng. Bot., tab. 1474. W. Moist, 
shady rocks, Dargle River. 
Amblyodon, P. Beauvois’. 
dealbatus, P. Beauv. Prodr.,p. 41. Bryum dealbatum, Dickson, 
Pl. Crypt. Fase., 2, tab. 5, f. 3. D. Among the sandhills between 
Malahide and Portrane. 
Tribe 11.--HooKxeRiEs. 
Daltonia, Hook. et Tayl. 
splachnoides, Hook. and Tayl. Muscol. Brit., p. 139. Bryol. 
Brit., p. 418, tab. 22. Neckera splachnoides, Smith, Eng. Bot., 
tab. 2564. D. Moist, shady rocks, Secghane Mountain. Rare. 
Dr. Taylor. 
Hookeria, Smith. 
lucens, Dill. Musc., tab. 34,f.10. Eng. Bot., tab. 1902. W. 
Damp banks by the sides of rivulets. ©, D. Common. 
TRIBE 12.—NECKERE. 
Hedwigia, Ehrh. 
ciliata, Hedw. St. Crypt.,]. tab. 40. Bryol. Brit., p. 146, tab. 6. 
Anictangium cillatum, Turn., Muscol. Hib, p. 11. W. On 
exposed rocks. C. D. In similar places. C. The varieties y. 
viridis, of Wilson’s “ Bryologia Britannica,” and 6. secunda, grow 
at Lough Bray and Luggelaw, Wicklow. 
Hedwigidium, Br. et Schimp. 
imberbe, Br. et Sch. Bryol. Europ., vol. 3, Monogr., p. °3, tab, 
274. Anictangium imberbe, Hook. and Tayl., Muscol. Brit., p. 
27. W. On the faces of moist rocks, at Lough Bray and Lug- 
naquilla. 
Leucodon, Schweegr. 
sciuroides, Schwegr. Supp., tab. 125, fig. 10. Bryol. Brit., p. 
313, tab. 20. D. Near the Longford Bridge, Royal Canal. Rare. 
Abundant in parts of county Meath. 
Antitrichia, Bridel. 
curtipendula, Bridel. Br, Univ., 2, p. 222. Neckera curtipendula, 
Turn., Muscol. Hib., p. 102. Eng. Bot., tab. 1444. W. On 
the trunks of alder trees, Upper Lough Bray. Fruit. 
