phidias's Identifications

On tree trunk

Also called Palm-tree Moss.

On soil in crevice of limestone outcrop.

Frequent patches in limestone dale.

Ash tree epiphyte. Abundant gemmae with longitudinal divisions.

In crevice of limestone outcrop with Fissidens dubius. Shoots 4mm tall. Leaves 2mm long. Rhizoids with red tubers.

One patch at base of rock outcrop in limestone dale.

In limestone dale.

On sheltered rock outcrop in limestone dale. Leaves hooded. Looks like a type of lichen is growing on it.

On rock outcrop in woodland of limestone dale. Leaves 4mm long.

On soil of old anthill.

By spring in limestone dale. Leaves straight.

On bare soil in limestone dale. Nerve looks channelled maybe.

With Rhytidium rugosum and Dicranum scoparium on side of limestone dale

On lower part of rock outcrop in limestone dale woodland.

On bare soil in limestone dale with Ptychostomum pallens. Leaves up to 1mm long with recurved margins.

On soil over limestone rock outcrops. Leaves 3.5mm long.

On limestone rock outcrop.

Scattered patches on limestone rocks. Leaves up to 4mm long. Leaves with broken tips, wavy margins with notches and isodiametrixmc cells overlying the nerve. Younger leaves with small teeth at apex.

On tumbledown wall and other rocks in limestone dale. Perichaetial leaves longer than capsules. Capsule walls have longer cells than Schistidium apocarpum. Leaves have no sinuose cells.

Abundant on patches of bare soil on steep hillside especially around rock outcrops. Leaves 3mm long with involve margins. Capsules with peristome teeth.

A few patches on sheltered rock in limestone dale. Leaves with diagonal lines of modified cells. Helmet-shaped lobules longer than wide. Notched underleaves.

On rock with other bryophytes in limestone dale.

In limestone dale.

Colonising loose limestone scree.

In grassland in limestone dale with other bryophytes.

In grassland around small mammal holes in grassland in limestone dale.

On limestone rock with brown gunky jelly lichen? Lots more down the dale in grassland.

Scattered patches in rock crevices in limestone dale. Leaves up to 6mm long, looking quite chewed as usual. Found a few filiform gemmae.