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MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

1. Sphagnum Portoricense.

Hampe. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 3, t. 2. — Sphagnum
Sullivantianum, Austin in Amer. Jour. Sci. 1863,

p. 202.

Has. Ponds and pools of Southern New Jersey.

2. Sphagnum Austini.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Species spectabilis, statura et habitu S. Portoricensi
atque §. cymbifolio similis, a primo distincta foliis
apice intensius colorato minus cucullatis basi haud
subito angustatis, reti ampliore, etc., a secundo cui
similior foliis fimbriatis, cellulis chlorophylliferis quasi
hispidulis, sectione transversa omnino diversa, nu-
mero (constanter 3) ramulorum in quoque fasciculo,
etc.

Has. Swamps near Farrago and Manchester, Ocean County, New
Jersey (C. F’. Austin, 1862).

3. Sphagnum cymbifolium.
Ehrh. — Schimp. Monogr. p. 69, t. 19,

Has. Swamps and low grounds, almost everywhere.

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4. Sphagnum cymbifolium, pl. masc.
Has. Same as the preceding.

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5. Sphagnum cymbifolium.
Var. 8. pycnocladum.

Has. Swanitps, common.

6. Sphagnum cymbifolium.
Var. y. squarrulosum.

Has. Inundated swamps, common.

7. Sphagnum rigidum.
Schimp. Monogr. p.65, t. 18.

Haz, On moist rocks on mountains; also in the pine barren swamps
of Southern New Jersey.

8. Sphagnum rigidum.

Var. humile. — Sph. humile, Schimp. — Sulliv. Icon.
Muse. p. 5, t. 3.

Has. Low sandy places, New Jersey (Closter, &c.) to Florida.

9. Sphagnum Mulleri.
Schimp. Monogr. p. 73, t. 26.

Haz. Bogs, Southern New Jersey to Florida.

10. Sphagnum molle.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 7, t. 4.

Has. Same as the preceding.

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11. Sphagnum molluscum.
Bruch. — Schimp. Monogr. p. 71, t. 21.

Has, Peat-bogs of Southern New Jersey. Also New Brunswick,
Canada, Rev. J. Fowler.

12. Sphagnum acutifolium.
Ehrh. — Schimp. Monogr. p. 56, t. 18, 14.

Has. Swamps and bogs, common.

13. Sphagnum acutifolium.
Var. confertum. .

Has. Open bogs, New Jersey.

14. Sphagnum acutifolium.

Var. purpureum ; foliis caulinis apice subacutis vel
valde obtusis atque subfimbriatis patulis arcte ap-
pressisve, ramulinis nonnullis arcte aliis laxe imbri-
catis ; inflorescentia fere semper dioica.

Has. Peat-bogs, common.

15. Sphagnum acutifolium.

Var. intermedium ; foliis ramulinis omnibus lJaxe im-
bricatis ad apicem margine inflexo sensim acumina-
tis, colore intensius purpurea: inter var. purpureum
et var. rubellum medium tenens.

Has. Peat-bogs, Southern New Jersey. Also New Brunswick, Cana-
da (Fowler), where it plainly passes into the following.

16. Sphagnum acutifolium.

Var. rubellum; foliis ramulinis brevioribus vix acu-
minatis omnibus laxe imbricatis. —Sph. rubellum,

Wils. — Schimp. Monogr. p. 71, t. 20.

Has. New Brunswick, Canada, Rev. James Fowler.

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17. Sphagnum acutifolium.
Var. fuscum. :
Has, Peat-bogs, Northern New J ersey and Canada.

18. Sphagnum acutifolium.
Var. robustum.

Has. Cedar swamps, about Farrago, Ocean County, New Jersey,
associated with Nos. 2 and 15.

19. Sphagnum fimbriatum.
Wils. — Schimp. Monogr. p. 59, t. 15.'.

Has. Swamps on the Palisades, near Closter, New Jersey.

20. Sphagnum Girgensohnii. —

Russow, Beitrage zur Kentn. der- Torfm. 1865, —
Sphagnum fimbriatum, var. majus, Awctt. — Sph.
strictum, Lindb. Mss. olim.

Has. Swamps and bogs, Northern New Jersey to Canada.

21. Sphagnum teres.

Angstrem, Skand. Fl. ed. VIII. p. 417.— Sulliv.
Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined. —Sphagnum squarro-
sum, var. teres, Schimp. Monogr. p. 64.

Has. Low grounds, Closter and Southern New Jersey, rare.

22. Sphagnum squarrosum.
Persoon. — Schimp. Monogr. p. 63, t. 17.

Has. Mountains of Pennsylvania, Prof. T. C. Porter. New York,
Prof. C. H. Peck, Dr. E. C. Howe. Canada, John Macoun, Rev.

James Fowler.

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23. Sphagnum Pylesii.
Brid. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 12, t. 6. — Suppl. 1,

ined.

Has. Stagnant pools and marshes on the bog-ore beds in Southern
New Jersey. Also on the Adirondack Mountains, New York, Peck.

‘24. Sphagnum Pyleesii.

Var. sedoides. — Sphagnum sedoides, Brid. — Sulliv.
Icon, Muse. p. 11, t. 6.

Has. On the Adirondack Mountains, Peck.

25. Sphagnum cyclophylluin.

Sulliv. g Lesqx. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 13, t. 6.—
Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. With No. 28, in Southern New Jersey.

26. Sphagnum neglectum.

Angstr. in Ofvers K. Vet. Akad. Forh. 1864. — Sulliv.
Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined. — Sphagnum subsecun-
dum, C. Mull. Synop. Musc. I. p. 539.

Has. In an open grassy bog, near Closter; New Jersey. Also in
Ohio, Sullivant.

27. Sphagnum neglectum, var.

Has. Rocky swamps on the Palisades, near Closter, New Jersey.

28. Sphagnum subsecundum.
Nees. — Schimp. Monogr. p. T4, t. 22, 28.

Has. Low grounds, very common in New Jersey.

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29. Sphagnum subsecundum.
Var. Lescurii.

Has. Inundated swamps and sluggish ‘water, Southern New Jersey.
Also in the Southern States, Lesquereur.

30. Sphagnum subsecundum, pl. masc.
Has. Same as No. 28.

31. Sphagnum laricinum.

Spruce. — Angstr. in Ofvers K. Vet. Akad. Forh. 1864.
— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined. —Sph. con-
tortum, var. laricinum, Wils. Bryol. Brit. p. 22.

Forsan hybrida inter 8. subsecundum et 8S. cuspidatum.

Has. Marshes and bogs, Sandlake, New York, Peck.

32. Sphagnum Wulfianum.

Girgensohn in Archiv fiir die Naturkunde Liv.-Est.

_ und Kurlands, 2 ser. Il. p. 173 (1860).— Bot.
Zeit. (1862) p. 274. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl.
1, ined.— Sphagnum pycnocladum, Angstr. in
Rabenh. Bryotheca, no. T09 (1864).

Has. Canada, Macoun, Fowler. New York, Howe, Peck, Austin.

33. Sphagnum cuspidatum.
Ehrh. — Schimp. Monogr. p. 60, t. 16.

Has. Inundated bogs and stagnant water, common. -

34. Sphagnum cuspidatum.
Var. laxifolium, Aust. in Amer. Jour. Sci. 1863, p. 255.
Has. In pools, near Closter, New Jersey.

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35. Sphagnum cuspidatum.
Var. Torreyanum, Aust. 1. ¢.

Has. Ponds and pools of Southern New Jersey ; rarely fertile.

36. Sphagnum cuspidatum.
Var. plumosum, Aust. I. ¢.
Haz. With the preceding.

37. Sphagnum cuspidatum.
Var. parvum.

Has. With S. molluscum.

38. Sphagnum cuspidatum.

Var. recurvum.—Sph. recurvum, Beauv. Prodr.
88.— Sph. Mougeotii, Schimp. in Moug. et Nestl.
Stirp. Crypt. Voges.-Rhen. fase. X1V. no. 1306.

Has. Bogs, New Jersey to Canada‘and Michigan.

39. Sphagnum cuspidatum.

Var. recurvum (major), Aust. in Amer. Jour. Sci.
~ 1863, p. 255. Foliis ramulinis latioribus, apicalibus
haud attenuatis, colore ameene flavescente-viridi,
sporis sulphureis.

Has. Cedar swamps, common.

40. Sphagnum Lindbergii.
Schimp. Monogr. p. 67, t. 25.
Has. Slopes of Whiteface Mountain, New York, Peck.

41. Sphagnum macrophyllum.
Bernhardi. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 1, t. 1.

Haz. Ponds, Southern New Jersey to Florida ; rarely fertile.

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42. Andrzea petrophila.

Ehrh. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 623. — A. rupestris,
Hedw.
Has. On steep dry rocks and boulders near Closter and Sparta, New

Jersey. On Shawangunk Mountain and at Little Falls, &c., New
York.

43. Andrza rupestris.

Turner. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 631. — A.- Rothii,
Web. et Mohr.

Has. On wet rocks near Suffern and Ramapo and on Shawangunk
Mountain, New York ; also at the Delaware Water-Gap, New Jersey.

44, Archidium Ohioense.
Bryol. Europ. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 16, t. T, evel.
calyptre figg.
Calyptra minutissima, basi paullulum expansa cito
rupta sublaceraque, ad capsule basin dejecta et a
vaginula haud toto soluta ; stylo longiusculo.

Has. Thin soil on rocks, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania ;
also in damp meadows, Ohio, Sulliv., Lesgx. Illinois, Bebb.

MICROMITRIUM, (n. gen.)

Capsula globosa, immersa, tenera, apiculata vel mutica,
clausa, vel pressa in medio horizontaliter fatiscens,
brevissime pedicellata vel exacte sessilis. Calyptra
minima, subdisciformis, stylidifera, arcte adherens.
Flores synoici. — Planta minutissime in prothallio
bysoideo diu persistente sed inconspicuo nidulantes,
foliis ecostatis laxissime areolatis: Hphemera valde
referentes distinctae tamen calyptree forma et mi-
nutie ; inflorescentia, ete.

45. Micromitrium Austini. “s

(Sulliv.) Aust. — Subacaule ; foliis patenti-recurvis
ligulato-lanceolatis superne distincte serratis ; cap-
sula apiculata brevissime pedicellata ; calyptra con-

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centrica; sporis vix papillulosis >55 unc. diam.
metientibus. — Ephemerum Austini, Suwlliv. in litt.

1867.— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Haz. On wet broken ground in woods, Closter, New Jersey.

46. Micromitrium synoicum.

(James) Aust. — Priori simillimum, sed differt caule
longiore interdum gracilescente ; foliis dissitioribus
erectiusculis obsolete serrulatis ; capsula mutica sub-
irregulariter dehiscente ; calyptra excentrica 1. e.
sepius ad capsule latus vel infra dejecta; sporis
paullulum majoribus papillulosis.

Ephemerum synoicum, James in Trans. Amer. Phil.
Soc. 1865, p. 106; Muse. Exsicc. Sulliv. § Lesqz.
ed. 2, no. 27. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. On broken clayey ground in low meadows near Camden and
Philadelphia.

47. Micromitrium megalosporum, Aust.

Statura precedentium ; caule perbrevi; foliis late
ovato-lanceolatis obtuse serratis ; capsula apiculata
clausa exacte sessili; vaginula majuscula truncato-
obovata ; calyptra concentrica ; sporis subleevibus
magnis z+, unc. diam. metientibus. — Sulliv. Icon.
Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Foliis latioribus leniter concavis incurvatisque, capsula
pallidissima, etc., speciem hane a pracedentibus
statim dignoscitur. :

(Forsan Ephemerum tenerum (Bruch) Schimp. Synops.
Muse. Europ. p. 4, sed species distinctissima et ab
EE. serrato, notis supra expositis, toto czelo differt.)

Has. With both the preceding, very rare.

47°. Ephemerum serratum.
(Schreb.) Hampe. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 1.

Has. Fields and gardens, near Closter, New Jersey ; Ohio, Sullivant ;
Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Philadelphia, James ; very rare.

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48. Ephemerum crassinervinmy
Schweegr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse: poldech 8.

Has. On damp ground, very common. :

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49. Ephemerum crassinervium.

Var. spinulosum.

Has. Inundated or wet places, very common.

50. Ephemerum papillosum, Aust.

Foliis anguste lJanceolatis serratis supra medium cos-
tatis dorso papillosis ; capsula ovato-globosa ; calyp-
tra cucullato-mitriformi, papillis conspicuis obtecta ;
sporis magnis fere levibus. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse.
Suppl. 1, “ined.

Has. On thin soil on rocks, Palisades, New Jersey. Z%

51. Sphzrangium muticum.

(Schreb.) Schimp. — Acaulon muticum, Bryol. Europ.
eS

Has. Old fields, New Jersey, &e.

52. Spherangium triquetrum.
(Spruce) Schimp.— Acaulon triquetrum, Bryol. Europ.
ee es

Has. Old sandy fields, near Tom’s River, New Jersey.

53. Phascum cuspidatum.
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 5.
Has. Old fields, New Jersey, &e.

54. Pleuridium alternifolium.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 10.

IJas. Old fields, very common.

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55. Sporledera palustris.
Schimp. — Pleuridium palustre, Bryol. Europ. I. t. 10.
Has. Old fields, New Jersey, James.

56. Bruchia flexuosa.
Schwegr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 22, t. 13.

Has. Wet meadows, about Closter and Camden, New Jersey.

57. Systegium nitidulum.
Schimp. — Astomum nitidulum, Bryol. Europ. Mem.
Has. Old fields, New Jersey and Ohio, rare.

58. Systegium Sullivanti.
Schimp.— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 20, ¢. 11.

Has. Same as the preceding, very common.

59. Systegium Sullivanti, var.

Has. Wet meadows, about Closter, New Jersey, common.

60. Gymnostomum rupestre.
Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 33, 34.

Has. On damp shaded rocks, rather common.

61. Gymnostomum curvirostrum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ I. t. 35, 36. Caule distincte
papilloso.

Has. On wet rocks, Godwinville, New Jersey ; common northward
and on mountains.

62. Gymnostomum calcareum.
Nees § Hornsch. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 32.

Haz. On slate rocks, near Little Falls, New York; also near Belle-
ville, Canada West, Macoun ; sterile.
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63. Hymenostomum microstomum.
R. Brown. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 16.

Haz. Rocky ground, Palisades, New Jersey.
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64. Ancectangium Peckili.

Sulliv. Icon. Musc. Suppl. 1, ined.

Anect. compacto proximum, distinguitur tamen statura
majore, foliis longioribus ligulato-lanceolatis sensim
acutissimis supra basin perbrevem ovatam concavam
subamplexantem leniter constrictis dehine plus minus
carinato-complicatis: flor. fem, et fr. haud visis.

Has. Under overhanging rocks, Catskill Mountains, New York,
Charles H, Peck.
65. Weissia viridula.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. 1. t. 21.

Haz. Old fields and banks, everywhere.

66. Weissia viridula, var. 1.

Statura minori, pedicello breviori, capsula_ breviori
nitida rufo-brunnea siccitate haud suleata.

Haz. Shaded, sandy banks, not common.

G7. Weissia viridula, var. 2.

Pedicello capsulaque longioribus pallidioribus ; foliis
longioribus margine magis involutis ; peristomii den-
tibus longioribus ; sporis leevibus duplo minoribus.

Has. Same as preceding, and on coarse sandstone rocks, New Jersey.

68. Weissia viridula, var. 3.

Compacte czespitosa ; foliis latioribus margine minus
involutis apice magis mucronatis; floribus nonnun-
quam dioicis.

Has. Crevices of exposed rocks, Little Falls, New Jersey, &e.

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69. Weissia viridula, var. 3: pl. masc.

Has. Same as the preceding.

70. Weissia serrulata.
Funk. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 27.

Haz. Crevices of exposed: rocks and on the perpendicular face of
moist rocks, Palisades and Delaware Water-Gap, New Jersey ;
Haverstraw and Shawangunk Mountains, &c., New York ; sterile.

71. Rhabdoweissia fugax.
(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 41.

Has. Crevices of rocks, Delaware Water-Gap, New Jersey. Cats-
kill Mountains, New York, Peck.

72. Rhabdoweissia denticulata.
(Brid.) — Bryol. EKurop. I. t. 42.

Has. On rocks in ravines, Pascack, New Jersey. Rockland County,
&e., New York, rare.

73. Dicranum viride. = D , Dn Chav.

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Sulliv. g Lesqx. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 30, t. 18
(sub Campylopode).
Has. Roots and trunks of trees, old logs, &c., common; always
sterile.

74. Dicranum rufescens.
Turner. — Bryol. Europ. 1. t. 59.

Haz. On naked banks, along roadsides, &c., throughout Northern
New Jersey and Southern New York.
75. Dicranum virens.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 48.

Has. On decayed wood in mountainous districts, New York, &c.

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76. Dicranum pellucidum.

Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. 50, 51; Sulliv. g Lesgx
Muse. Bor. Amer. Exsic. Ed. 2, no. 60.

Has. On rocks subject to inundation¥in deep glens, near West
Vernon, Sussex County, New Jersey; also near Marathon, New
York ; sterile.

77. Dicranum Schreberi.
Hedw.— Brypol. Europ. I. t. 53.

Wet rocks and banks, Hohokus, New Jersey ; also near Little
Falls, New York. Canada, Macoun.

Has.

78. Dicranum varium.

Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. 57, 58.
Has.

On moist banks; rare in Bergen County, New Jersey, but
common in most places.

79. Dicranum heteromallum.

Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 62.

Has. On shaded ground, very common.

80. Dicranum heteromallum.

Var. orthocarpon.

Haz. Same as the precedin

g, or more commonly on banks.

81. Dicranum montanum.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. 67.
Has. On decayed wood; also on roots and trunks of trees; common,

but sterile, except in mountainous or northern regions.
82. Dicranum flagellare.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 68.

Has. Swamps, forming large solid cushions, very common.

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83. Dicranum fulvum.

Hook. Muse. Exot. t. 149.—D. interruptum, Bryol.
Europ. I. t. 69; Sulliv. § Lesqa. Muse. Exsic. ed.
2, no. T3.

Has. Dry shaded rocks, common; also occasionally on the roots of
trees in swampy places.
84. Dicranum longifolium.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. 72.

Haz, On shaded rocks and trunks of trees, in mountainous districts ;
Northern New Jersey, &e.
85. Dicranum scoparium.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. T4, Td.

Haz. On the ground in woods, common.

86. Dicranum scoparium.
Var. ¢, recurvatum, Schimp. Syn. Muse. p. 90.

Has. On the roots of trees in woods.

87. Dicranum scoparium.
Var. 8, orthophyllum, Schimp. 1. ¢.

Has. Damp woods.

88. Dicranum scoparium.
Var. y. curvulum, Schimp. 1. ¢.

Has. Dry rocks, Palisades, New Jersey.

89. Dicranum scoparium.
Var. minor.

Has. Sandy banks, near Closter, New Jersey.

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90. Dicranum scoparium.

Var. rupestre. — Sulliv. ¢ Lesquv. Muse. — ed. 2,
no. TO.

Haz. On granitic and trap rocks aboyt Little Falls and in the
mountains of New Jersey ; usually sterile.
91. Dicranum scoparium.
Var. 6. paludosum, Schimp. l. c.

Has. Springy places in swamps near Closter, New Jersey.

92. Dicranum palustre. _
La Pyl. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 79.
Has. Peat-bogs, Pennsylvania and Ohio, Lesquereux. Canada,
Macoun.
93. Dicranum Schraderi.
Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 80.

Has. Swamps and wet woods ; common in New Jersey.

94. Dicranum Schraderi, var.
Has. Peat-bogs, Northern New Jersey, &e.

95. Dicranum spurium.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. 81.

Has. Rocks on mountains, Northern New Jersey to Canada, rare.

96. Dicranum spurium, var.
D. condensatum, Hedw. sp. Muse. p. 189, t. 34.

Has. A, with the preceding, near Coleville, New Jersey; B, in dry
white sand in the pine barrens of New Jersey ; very common.

97. Dicranum undulatum.
Turner. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 82, 83.

Has. On rocks and on the ground in dry rocky woods, Palisades,
near “ Baumpies Hook,” New Jersey, &c.; common in mountainous
districts.

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98. Dicranum robustum.

Blytt. — Bryol. Europ. 1. t. 84. — D. Drummondi,
C. Mull. Synop.; Sulliv. Mosses of the U. S., p. 23.

Has. Swamps about Closter (sterile) : Pine barrens of New Jersey,
James. Catskill Mountains, Peck. Canada, JJacoun.
99. Leucobryum glaucum.
(Linn.) — Oncophorus glaucus, Bryol. Europ. I. t. 97,

98. — Leucobryum vulgare, Hampe et auctt. plur.

Has. On the ground in woods, very common.

100. Fissidens bryoides.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 101.

Has. Steep shaded banks and in green-houses, not rare.

101. Fissidens incurvus.
Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 99.
Inflorescentia, foliorum forma et structura, etc., maxime
variabilis ; annulo (qui semper adest) cum operculo
deciduo.

Has. On the ground and on rocks, chiefly along streams. (Covers
a multitude of nominal species, and appears to occur, in one or more
of its forms, in all parts of the habitable globe.)

102. Fissidens incurvus, var.
F. minutulus, Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 37, t. 24.

Has. On stones in damp, shady or springy places, chiefly along
woodland rivulets, very common.

103. Fissidens incurvus, var. y
F. exiguus, Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 36, t. 23.

Haz. Same as the preceding, and in some localities occurring with
and plainly passing into it.

104. Fissidens osmundioides.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. 1. t. 103.

Has. Springy places in swamps; common about Closter, New Jersey.

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105. Fissidens subbasilaris.
Hedw. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 41, t. 26.

Has. A, on roots of trees in woods about Closter; B, on limestone
rocks, Sussex County, Nev Jersey.

106. Fissidens adiantoides.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 105.

Has. On wet rocks, banks and swampy ground, very common.

107. Fissidens taxifolius.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. 1. t. 104. Var. Inflorescentia

dioica, foliis obtusis, costa haud excurrente.

Has. On the ground in woods, not rare.

108. Conomitrium Julianum.
Mont. — Octodiceras Julianum, Bryol. Europ. I. t.108.

Tas. Rocky streams, Northern New Jersey and Southern New York.

108”. Conomitrium Hallianum.
Sulliv. & Lesqx. Mss. — Planta perpusilla caspitans,

sordide virescens ; caule filiformi subunciali flexili
parce ramoso ; foliis remotis 5 —10-jugis lineali-elon-
gatis ascendendo majoribus, superiorum Jamina api-
cali duplicaturam triplo superante, costa sub apice
desinente, cellulis majusculis subquadratis ; floribus
masc. et fem. in ramis elongatis foliatis terminalibus ;
capsula ovali-oblonga platystoma modice pedicellata,
operculo conico-rostrato capsula vix breviore, perist.
dentibus longiusculis e lanceolato subulatis sine linea
divisurali demisse insertis, calyptra parvula conica
uno latere fissa. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.
Han. On decayed wood in a well, Illinois, 2 Tull. On shaded
rocks moistened by spray, at Little Falls and Ogdensburg, New
Jersey, Austin (1867).

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109. Campylostelium saxicola.
(Web. § Mohr). — Bryol. Europ U. t. 116.

Has. — On sandstone boulders, near Closter, New Jersey, rare.

110. Seligeria recurvata.
(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. Xl. t. 112.

Has. On moist shaded rocks, at Hohokus and Godwinville, New
Jersey.

lll. Pottia truncata.

(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 120, 121.

Has. Roadsides, near Albany, New York; also about Philadelphia,
James.

112. Pottia riparia, Austin.

Late czspitosa, fusco-viridis ; caule 2—4 lineas alto;
foliis late oblongis vel subspathulatis planis usque
ad apicem grosse serratum valide costatis levibus
minute areolatis; capsula gymnostoma oblongo-cy-
lindrica in pedicello pertenui longe exserta, annulo
Jato duplici, columella longe emergente. — Sulliv.

Leon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.
Has. On moist rocks along streams, Palisades and Northern New
Jersey and Southern New York; rarely fertile.
\ one
113. Didymodon rubellus.
(Roth). — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 185.

TIaz. On rocks along streams, Northern New Jersey to Canada.

114. Didymodon cylindricus.
(Bruch). — Bryol. Europ. Wl. t. 187.

Has. Moist rocks and banks, Northern New Jersey; also Southern
and Central New York, rare ; sterile.

22 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

115. Didymodon ? diversifolius, Austin.

Dense czspitosus, lurido vel fuscescente viridis ; caule
subunciali gracili; foliis patenti-recurvis obtusis vel
nonnulio acutiusculis canaliclatis fere ad apicem
costatis subpapillosis subuniformi-areolatis, margini-
bus integerrimis recurvis longissime decurrentibus :
fl. masc. et fructu ignotis.

Has, On slate rocks, in a ravine, near Newville, Herkimer County,
New York (1868). About Niagara Falls, Foie ip Olney.
116. Ceratodon purpureus.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 189, 190.

Has. On the ground, very common.

117. Ceratodon purpureus.

Var. aristatus. Foliis angustioribus costa longe ex-
cedente instructis ; capsula pedicelloque pallidiori-
bus: forsan species propria.

Has. In the sandy barrens of New Jersey.

118. Trichostomum tortile.
Schrad. — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 179.

Has. Roadsides, frequent.

119. Trichostomum lineare.

(Swartz). — Didymodon linearis, Swarte Adnot. Bot.
p. 100 (1829). — Trichostomum vaginans, Sulliv.
Muse. Alleghan. (1846) ; Icon. Muse. p. 48, t. 28
(1864).

Has. Roadsides, &c., New Jersey and Southern New York, common.
i

120. Trichostomum pallidum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 183.

Haz. On the ground, very common,

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121. Trichostomum glaucescens.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. Ml. t. 184.

Has. Crevices of rocks, Little Falls, New Jersey, and Haverstraw,
, New York.

122. Desmatodon arenaceus.
Sulliv. ¢ Lesqr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 45, t. 29.

Has. On the ground, Closter and Southern New Jersey, rare and
mostly sterile.

123. Desmatodon Porteri.

James, Mss. — Habitu staturaque D. obtusifolio similis,
ab hoc et aliis congeneribus foliis margine erectis
atque limbo pellucido plus minus distincto superne
cireumductis statim distinguitur. — Sulliv. Icon.
Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. On rocks, “ College Hill,” Easton, Pennsylvania, Prof. Thos.
C. Porter ; also Niagara Falls, G. W. Clinton.
124. Barbula unguiculata.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. 142, 143.

Haz. On the ground, and on old walls, common.

125. Barbula fallax.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 147.

Has. Closter and Northern New Jersey to Canada, rare.

126. Barbula convoluta.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 154.

Var. foliis angustioribus ligulatis valde obtusis made-
factis minus recurvis papillis majoribus obtectis, costa
sub apice desinente, perichetialibus intimis costatis
muticis apice subdenticulatis ; pedunculo magis tor-
tuoso.

Has. On alkaline earth, not common.

24 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

127. Barbula czspitosa.
Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 149.

Has. About the roots of trees, common.

128. Barbula tortuosa.
Web. § Mohr. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 151.

Haz. On rocks, common; rarely fertile.

129. Barbula fragilis.

(Hook. § Wils.) — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 639. — Tri-
chostomum fragile, Sulliv. ¢ Lesqxr. Muse. Exsic.
ed. 2. no. 149.

Haz. On dry limestone rocks, at the New Jersey Zinc Mines; sterile.

130. Barbula muralis.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. I. t. 159.

Haz. On old walls, Palisades and Central New Jersey ; also Eastern
Pennsylvania, Porter, James.

131. Barbula ruralis.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 166,
Has. Canada, Macoun, Gilman.

132. Barbula ruralis.

Var. rupestris. Schimp. Synop. Muse. Europ. p.
192. —Syntrichia intermedia, Brid. Bryol. Univ.

Haz. On rocks at the foot of the Palisades; also about the Zine
Mines, Sussex County, New Jersey.
133. Barbula papillosa.
Wils. — Bryol. Brit. p. 135, t. 44.

Has. On the trunks of shade-trees, Central New Jersey; also on
limestone rocks about the Zinc Mines.

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134. Grimmia apocarpa.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 233, 234.

Has. On rocks, in moist ravines, common.

135. Grimmia apocarpa.
Var. gracilis.

Has. On shaded rocks, Palisades and Greenwood Mountains, New
Jersey.

136. Grimmia apocarpa.
Var. rivularis.

Has. On rocks, in rivulets.

137. Grimmia apocarpa, var.
Has. Same as the preceding.

138. Grimmia conferta.

Funk. — Bryol. Europ. Ill. t. 232.
Has. On rocks and on the ground, Passaic Falls, New Jersey.

139. Grimmia conferta, var. 1.

Has. On rocks and on the ground, in the limestone regions of
Northern New Jersey.

140. Grimmia conferta, var. 2.
Has. Dry limestone rocks, near Sparta, New Jersey.

141. Grimmia conferta, var. 3.
Has. Dry, exposed trap rocks, near Haverstraw, New York.

26 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

142. Grimmia ambigua.

Sulliv, Icon. Muse. p..66, t. 41.
Has. Rocks on “ High Torn¢) near Haverstraw, New York.

143. Grimmia Pennsylvanica.
Schwegr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 68, t. 43.

Has. A. on dry rocks, common; B. on rocks in streams, Northern
New Jersey, scarce.

144. Grimmia Olneyi.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 67, t. 42.
Has. On exposed rocks, Palisades, and Northern New Jersey and

Southern New York ; also on rocks subject to inundation along the
banks of the Passaic and Delaware Rivers.

145. Grimmia Olneyi, pl. masc.
Has. River banks, with the preceding.

146. Grimmia leucophza.
Grev. — Bryol. Europ. III. t. 257.

Has. Exposed rocks, Palisades, &c. ; sterile.

147. Racomitrium aciculare.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 262.

Has. Rocky beds of streams, Palisades, New Jersey, &c.; rarely
fertile. ps

148. Racomitrium Sudeticum.

Brid. — Bryol. Europ. I. t. 264.

Has. On irrigated rocks, Suffern, New York, and Northern New
Jersey.

Has.

Has.

Has.

Has.

Has.

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149. Racomitrium microcarpum.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. Til. t. 268.

Exposed rocks, in the Ramapo Mountains of New York and
New Jersey ; rare.

150. Hedwigia ciliata.
Ehrh. — Bryol. Europ. III. t. 272, 273.
Exposed rocks and boulders, common; also occasionally on

old logs, in swamps.

151. Hedwigia ciliata, var.

TInundated rocks, in the Passaic River, near Paterson and
Little Falls, New Jersey.

152. Drummondia clavellata.
Hook. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 52, t. 33.

On the trunks and branches of trees (particularly Juniperus
Virginiana), and on old stone fences, very common.

153. Ptychomitrium incurvum.
Schweegr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 63, t. 39.

On old stone fences (rarely on rocks), Northern New Jersey
and Southern New York.

154. Amphoridium Lapponicum.

(Hedw.) Schimp.— Zygodon Lapponicus, Bryol. Europ.

IIT. ¢. 206.

Has. Crevices of damp rocks, Northern New Jersey, &c.

155. Amphoridium Mougeotii.

Schimp. — Zygodon Mougeotii, Bryol. Europ. III. t.
20

Has. Wet rocks, with the preceding.

28 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

156. Orthotrichum Ludwigii.
Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. II. t. 225.

Has. On’trees and stone fences, not common.

157. Orthotrichum Hutchinsie.
Hook. §& Tayl.— Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 226.

Has. On dry rocks, frequent; also occasionally on the roots of trees.

158. Orthotrichum crispum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. II. t. 228.

Has. On trees and bushes, common.

159. Orthotrichum crispulum.'
Hornsch. — Bryol. Europ. Tl. t. 228.

Has. On trees, particularly Betula lutea, rather scarce.

160. Orthotrichum anomalum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. III. t. 210.

Has. On rocks, along rivers, Little Falls, &c., New York; also
Canada, Macoun.

161. Orthotrichum Porteri.

Sulliv. & Lesqx. Mss. — Habitu et statura inter O.
Peckii atque O. anomalum medium tenens, a primo
capsula subexserta oblongo-elliptica, etc., ab altero
capsula multo minore octo-striata, pedicello breviore,
calyptra pilosiore, etc. satis distinctum. — Sulliv.

Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. On rocks about Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Prof. 7. C. Porter.

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162. Orthotrichum Peckii.

Sulliv. & Lesqv. Mss. — Magnitudine foliis capsulaeque
obovate immerse formam 0. cupulalum referens,
sed capsula constanter octo-striata, perist. dentibus
punctulato-striolatis, calyptra eximie pilosa, etc. fa-
cile distinguitur. — Sulliv. Icon. Musc. Suppl. 1,
ined.

Has. On dry limestone rocks, Sussex County, New Jersey, and

Orange County, New York; also on the Adirondack Mountains,
C. H. Peck.

163. Orthotrichum Lescurii.
Austin. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Monoicun, pusillum, saturate viride ; foliis longiusculis
anguste lanceolatis acutis margine valde revolutis
papillulosis valido-costatis ; capsula immersa_ovali
8-costata ; perist. simplicis dentibus 16 sordide al-
bescentibus pellucide punctulatis ; calyptra parce
pilosa dimidiam capsule cbtegente ; operculo de-
presso-convexo breviter apiculato,

Ab 0. cupulato distinctum statura minore, foliis an-
gustioribus laxius areolatis, capsula omnino immersa,
dentibus perist. albescentibus punctulatis (haud fla-
vescentibus oblique vermiculatis), ete.

Has. On dry shaded rocks, Northern New Jersey and Southern New
York. ‘On trees,’ Canada West, Macoun.

164. Orthotrichum obtusifolium.
Schrad. — Bryol. Europ. II. t. 208.

Hap. On trees along highways, rare, sterile.

¥ 165. Orthotrichum pumilum.

Swartz, Disp. Muse. Suec. p. 42, et 92, t. IV. f. 9.
— O. fallax, Bryol. Europ.

Has. On shade-trees in the towns and villages of Central New Jersey.

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166. Orthotrichum strangulatum.
Beauv. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 51, t. 36.

Has. On trees, as

.

167. Orthotrichum strangulatum.
Var. colore saturate viridi.
Haz. On apple-trees, Haverstraw, New York.

168. Orthotrichum sordidum. —

Sulliv. & Lesqx. Mss. — Fusco-viride; caule 6 —-8-li-

‘near; foliis confertis patentissimis ligulato-lanceolatis

modice carinato-costatis sensim longius acutatis, mar-
ginibus reflexis ; capsula immersa obovata in pedi- —
cellum brevissimum longe defluente late 8-striata ;
perist. duplicis dentibus bigeminatis superne in axi
fenestratis, ciliis 8 zequilongis ; calyptra pilosiuscula.

— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. On trees, New Jersey and New York, very common ; also

about Cambridge, Massachusetts, Lesqz., James.

169. Orthotrichum Ohioense.

Sulliv. § Lesqx. Mss. — Monoicum, pusillum, flaves-

centi-viride ; caule 3—6-lineari; foliis laxiusculis e
basi oblonga erecta elongato-lanceolatis costa carina-
tis patentissimis acutis | margine revolutis ; capsula
oblongo-obovata immersa anguste 8-striata sicca,
vacua campanulata pallide luteola; perist. dentibus
bigeminatis 8 triangulari-lanceolatis crebre punctu-
latis, ciliis 8 ; calyptra pilosa. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse.
* Suppl. 1, ined. —O. Canadense Sulliv. § Lesqz.
Muse. Erxsice. no. 181, Hd. 2, non Br. gf Sch. in
Lond. Jour. Bot. p. 67, 1848.

Has. On trees, Ohio and adjacent States; common.

MUSCI APPALACHIANI. 31

S90. Orthotrichom citzmum 22

Sulliv. § Lesqr. Mss. — Differt a preecedente persimili
foliis angustioribus intense viridibus, capsula pulchre
citrina tenuiore multo latius striata, perist. duplicis
dentibus brevioribus, calyptra minus profunde pli-
cata, etc. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. On trees, New Jersey and New York, not rare.

171. Orthotrichum psilocarpum.

James. — Sulliv. § Lesqr. Muse. Bor. Amer. Exsie.
Ed. 2, no. 130. — Sulhv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. With No. 165; also in South Carolina, Ravenel.

172. Orthotrichum leiocarpum.
Bryol. Europ. II. t. 230.

Has. On Juniperus Virginiana, Palisades, New Jersey, very rare.
New York, Peck. Canada, Macoun.

173. Tetraphis pellucida.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. IF. t. 196.

Has. On rotten wood, common.

174. Encalypta ciliata.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. II. t. 200.

Has. Wet rocks, near Haverstraw, New York. Near Albany, Peck.
Canada, Macoun. New Hampshire, James.

175. Encalypta streptocarpa.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. III. t. 204.

Has. On limestone rocks, Sussex County, New Jersey; also in
Southern and Central New York. Easton, Pennsylvania, James.
British America, H. Gillman; sterile.

xe)

32 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

176. Schistostega osmundacea.
Tee.) X¥ Web. & Mohr.¥— Bryol. Europ. Tl. t. 279.
. Has. On the roots of prostrated trees and in crevices of rocks, near
Sandlake, New York, Peck. White Mountains, New Hampshire,
James. Lake Superior, H. Gillman.
177. Tetraplodon australis.

Sulliv. g& Lesqr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 97, t. 58.

Haz. On the excrement of herbivorous animals in the cedar swamps
of Southern New Jersey, frequent.

{ 178. Aphanoregma serratum.
“the 00, (Hook. § Wils.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 95, t. 5T.

Haz. On damp ground, common.

179. Physcomitrium immersum.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 98, t. 56.
Has. Low banks of the Delaware, at Camden and Philadelphia ; also
near Albany, Peck.
180. Physcomitrium pyriforme.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. Il. t. 299.
Has. On damp ground, frequent.

181. Funaria hygrometrica.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. II. t. 305.
Has. On alkaline earth and old walls, frequent. (Very common
about lime-kilns.)
182. Funaria hygrometrica.

Var. patula. Saturate vel nigro-viridis; caule ple-
rumque longiori dense czspitoso valde radiculoso ;
foliis patulis, costa plerumque excurrente.

Has. Chiefly on damp walls, New Jersey, &c.

MUSCI APPALACHIANI. 33

183. Funaria flavicans.
Michx. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 87, t. 53.

Has. In pastures, on small patches of ground — the — is
killed by urine.

184. Bryum pyriforme.
(Linn.) Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 355.

Has. On old walls and moist calecareous_earth ; also occasionally on
rotten wood in swamps.

185. Bryum nutans.
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 3438.
Has. On shaded ground, common.

186. Bryum nutans, var.

Has. On exposed rocks, upon mountain-tops, = New Jersey and
New York.

187. Bryum crudum.
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 348.

Has. Banks of ravines, not rare; sterile in New Jersey.

188. Bryum annotinum.
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 352.
Has. Wet rocks and banks, scarce ; rarely fertile.

189. Bryum albicans.
( Wahlenb.) — Bryum Wahlenbergii, Schwaegr. —
Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 354.

Has. On wet rocks and banks ; common, but rare in fruit.

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34 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

190. Bryum Lescurianum.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 81, t. 50.

Has. On banks along roadsides, &c.; Palisades, Northern New
Jersey, and Southern New York.

191. Bryum uliginosum.
(Bruch,).— Bryol. Europ. TV. t. 335.
Has. Wet rocks near Haverstraw, New York; also near Fort Ed-

ward (Howe).
192. Bryum cyciophyllum.
(Schweegr. )—Bryol. Europ. TV. t. 370.

Haz. About the roots of trees subject to inundation, in a swamp
near Closter. New Jersey, rare ; sterile.

193. Bryum intermedium.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 356.

Has. Old walls, stumps, crevices of rocks, and on calcareous earth,
frequent.

194. Bryum bimum.
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 363.

Has. Wet places, common.

195. Bryum bimum, var.
Has. Wet rocks, Palisades, New Jersey.

196. Bryum cernuum.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 332.

Has. About the roots of trees in ie woods, in the vicinity of
Closter, New Jersey.

MUSCI APPALACHIANI. 35

197. Bryum cespiticium.
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 374, 375.
Has. On the ground, old walls, &c., very common.

198. Bryum argenteum.
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 384.

Has. On the ground, old roofs, &c., common.

199. Bryum capillare.
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 368. _
Has. Shaded banks, rocks, &c. ; common, but sterile in New Jersey.

200. Bryum pseudo-triquetrum.
Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 388. I64Y

Has. Moist rocks; very common in Northern New Jersey and
Southern New York.

.

201. Bryum pseudo-triquetrum, var.
Has. Wet rocks, Palisades, New Jersey, rare.

202. Bryum Duvaiii.
Voit. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 80%. 37/

Has. On slate rocks along streams, Herkimer County, New York.
Canada, Macoun.

203. Bryum roseum.
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 365.

Has. On decayed wood, on the ground about the roots of trees and
on moist rocks, frequent.

36 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

204. Mnium cuspidatum.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 396.
Has. On damp shaded ground, rocks, &c., common.

205. Mnium affine.
Bland. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 397.

Has. Swamps and wet rocks, common.

206. Mnium medium ?

Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 398. Flores bisexuales, cztero-
quin a precedente haud diversum. —

Has. Wet rocks, Little Falls, New Jersey; also near Fort Edward,
New York (Howe).

207. Mnium rostratum.
Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 395.
Has. Wet rocks, Palisades and Northern New Jersey, and Southern
New York, rare.
208. Mnium lycopodioides.
Hook. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 392.
Has. On shaded rocks, Northern New Jersey ; also on decayed logs
in Herkimer County, New York.
209. Mnium spinulosum.
Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 394.

Haz. On rocks in a ravine at Godwinville, New-Jersey; also on
wooded banks, Rockland and Herkimer Counties, New York, &c.
210. Mnium serratum.

Brid. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 391.

Has. ' Shaded banks and crevices of rocks, Palis#des and Northern
New Jersey, scarce.

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| 211. Mnium hornum.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 390.

Has. A. in cedar swamps near New Durham, New Jersey ; B. rocky
or sandy banks of streams, New Jersey and Southern New York.

212. Mnium punctatum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 38T.

Has. Swamps, common.

213. Mnium punctatum, var.
Has. Banks of rivulets, common.

214. Mnium cinclidioides (pl. fem.).
Blytt. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 402.

Has. Swamps and wet woods, Palisades (frequent), and Northern
New Jersey, and Southern New York; sterile.

215. Mnium cinclidioides, pl. masc.

Haz. Same as the preceding.

216. Mnium stellare.

Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 401.

Has. On shaded memker cliffs and banks, and about the roots of trees
in swamps, rather frequent, but rarely fertile.

217. Meesia tristicha.
(Funk,).— Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 311.

Has. Wet meadows about Closter, New Jersey.

38 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

218. Aulacomnion palustre.
(Linn.) Schwegr. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 405.

Has. Swamps and low grounds, common.

' 219.’ Aulacomnion palustre.

Var. rupestre. oliis apice saepe valde obtusis atque
cucucullatis.

Has. Moist rocks, Palisades, near Closter, New Jersey.

220. Aulacomnion heterostichum.
Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 403. -

Has. On banks and about the roots of trees in woods; common-in
New Jersey.

221. Bartramia pomiformis.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 319.

Has. Same as the preceding, very common.

222. Bartramia CGéderi.
Swartz.Bryol. Europ. IV. €. 318.

Has. Banks of ravines, Northern New Jersey to Canada.

223. Bartramia fontana.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 324.

Has. Banks of rivulets, and in springy places, common.

‘

224. Bartramia fontana, var.
Has. Wet sloping rocks, near Suffern, New York.

MUSCI APPALACHIANI. 39

225. Bartramia Marchica.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. lV. t. 323.

Has. Wet rocks and banks, not frequent.

226. Bartramia Marchica, var:

Haz. Rocky open places, near Haverstraw, New York.

227. Timmia megapolitana.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 407.

Has. Banks of ravines, Northern New Jersey and New York.

228. Atrichum angustatum.
(Brid.) — Bryol. Europ. TV. t. 411.

Has. On the ground in open woods and on banks, common.

229. Atrichum angustatum, pl. masc.

Has. Same as the preceding.

230. Atrichum undulatum.
Beauv. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 410.
Has. Shaded banks, common.

231. Atrichum crispum,
James. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 73, t. 46.
Has. Sandy banks of streams, near Camden (James), and Toms
River, New Jersey.
232. Pogonatum brevicaule.
Brid. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 75, t. 47.

Haz. On banks, roadsides, &c., common.

40 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

233. Pogonatum brevicaule, pl. masc.
Has. Same as the preceding.

234. Pogonatum brachyphyllum.
Bediuv. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. TT, t. 48.

Haz. On sandy loam, along roadsides, near Toms River, New Jersey.
235. Polytrichum commune.
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 425.

Has. On the ground, in woods and old sterile fields, very common.
236. Polytrichum formosum.

Linn. — Bryol. Europ. TV. t. 425.

Has. About the roots of trees in damp woods, and on flat shaded
rocks, common.

237. Polytrichum juniperinum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 423.

Has. On the ground, in dry exposed places, common.

238. Polytrichum strictum.

Menzies. — Schimp. Synop. Muse. p. 448. — Bryol.
Europ. 1V. t. 424 (sub P. juniper. vars.).

Has. Sandy barrens of New Jersey, common.
239. Polytrichum piliferum.
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 422.

Has. In old fields (fertile) and on flat rocks (sterile), near Closter,
New Jersey.

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240. Diphyscium foliosum.
Web. § Mohr.— Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 428 et VI. t. 641.

Has. On banks in woods and rocky ravines, common.

241. Diphyscium foliosum, pl. masc.

Has. Crevices of wet rocks.

242. Buxbaumia aphylia.
Haller. — Bryol. Europ. IV. t. 427 et VI. t. 641.

xi Haz. On the ground in open woods, rare.

243. Fontinalis antipyretica.
Linn. —Var. gigantea, Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 106, t. 66.

Has. In rivulets, common; sterile.

244. Fontinalis Nove Angliz.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 101, t. 65.

Has. In springs, and in rivulets in swampy places, common ; sterile.

245. Fontinalis biformis.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 99, t. 59, 60.
Has. Woodland rivulets, Columbus, Ohio, Sullivant.

246. Fontinalis Lescurii.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 101, t. 61.

Has. Ponds and sluggish streams, Southern New Jersey; sterile.

247. Fontinalis Lescurii, var.

Has. In rocky rivulets, common.

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42 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

248. Fontinalis Lescurii. -

Var.? cymbifolia. Foliis stricte patentibus magis con-
cavis : forsan species propria.

Haz. Ponds of Northern New Jersey; sterile.

249. Fontinalis Sullivanti.

Lindberg in Finska Vet. Socict. Férhandl. XII, 2,
1869, p. TT. — Fontinalis Lescurti var. gracilescens
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 101.

Inter F. Lescurii et F. disticham intermedia, ab illo
recedit gracilitate, foliis remotis angustioribus lurfdo-
pallidis, cellulis angularibus maximis, perichetiali-
bus apice haud undulatis, capsula cylindrica, oper-
culo longiore, etc.: ab hoc statura majore, caule
multo flexiliore, affatim ramulosa, foliis rigidioribus,
capsulis numerosissimis brevioribus latioribus, ete.

Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. Stagnant pools in woods, about Closter, New Jersey, Austin.

250. Fontinalis filiformis.

Sulliv. ¢ Lesqx. — Fontinalis: disticha var. tenuior,

Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 103, t. 64.

Hance speciem hucusque cum Ff. disticha confusam,
habitus tenuior, ramificatio copiosissima, caulis ra-
mulique graciliores debiliores, folia convoluta angus-
tiora rigidiora Jaxius areolata, capsule maxime
numerose magis elongata, perist. dentes lanceolato-
subulati vix lacunosi crebrius articulati, ete. satis
superque distinguunt.

Has. Southern Kentucky, Lesquereux.

251. Fontinalis Dalecarlica.
Bryol. Europ. V. t. 431.

Has: Rocky rivulets, common.

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251°. Fontinalis Neo-Mexicana.

Sulliv. ¢ Lesqx. Mss. — ‘Species distinctissima F. an-
tipyreticee habitum eemulans, distat tamen statura
paulo minore, foliis maxime confertis rigidioribus
obtuse carinatis plus minus subcomplicatis multo
angustius lineari-areolatis, cellulis basis subauricu-
late decurrentis ampliatis rufulis oblongis ; perist.
dentibus 18-20 (non 25-30) articulatis ; periche-
tialibus breviter cuspidatis raro premorsis ad basin
(ut in reliquis foliis) colore rubro aurantiaco tinctis,
etc.

In F. Dalecarlica specie haud dissimili habitus gracili-
or, ramificatio copiosior, folia concava, perist. dentes
lacunosi paucius articulati, etc. reperiuntur.

Nomen Weo-Mezicana primo nostre plante impositum
postea incaute deletum nunc (fructu tandem noto)
restituimus.””

Fontinalis Neo-Mexicana Sulliv. ¢ Lesqr. Muse. Er-
éice. n. 224° (1856). — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl.
1, med. — F. antipyretica, var. S. §& L. Muse. Ex-
sicc. ed. 2, no. 334 (1865). —- F. Mercediana, Lesgz.
in Mem. Ca lifor. Acad. Sci. 1, p. 28 (1867).

Has. Mountain rivulets, New Mexico, Wright ; Rocky Mountains,
Hall.

252. Dichelyma capillaceum.
Dill. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 436.

Has. In stagnant pools in woods, adhering to roots of trees and
Sticks, common.

253. Cryphza glomerata.
Schimp. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 107, t. 67.
Has. On Red Cedars, Palisades, New Jersey, rare ; common in the

South.

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254. Leptodon trichomitrion.
Mohr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 112, t. T1.

Has. On trees and rocks, common.

255. Neckera pennata.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 440.

Has. On trees and rocks, common.

256. Omalia trichomannoides.
(Schreb.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 446.—O. Jamesii,
Schimp. Synop. Muse. Europ. annot. p. 4738.

Has. On rocks in damp ravines, Central New York, rare; more
common on the higher mountains.

257. Omalia gracilis.
James in Peck’s Catal. N. York plants. (1869.)

Differt ab O. Sendtneriana, cui haud dissimilis, statura
minore graciliore, ramificatione copiosore, ramulis
filescentibus flexilibus subjulaceo-foliatis, foliis rameis
complanatis duplo brevioribus atque angustioribus
minus obtusis, cellulis paullum majoribus, perigoni-
alibus ovatis acute acuminatis, etc. — Fl. foem. et
fr. ignotis.

Has. Under overhanging rocks, New Jersey ; Adirondack and Cats-
kill Mountains, New York, James, Peck.

258. Leucodon julaceus.
(Hedw.) Schwegr. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 110, t. 69.

Has. On trees, common.

259. Leucodon julaceus, pl. masc.

Has. Same as the preceding.

7 ; Donlia
JSHULES Lil Pec

Differt ab O. Sendtnericna, cui haud imilis, statura
minore graciliore, ramificatione copiosore, ramulis
filescentibus flexilibus subjulaceo-foliatis, foliis ram-
eis complanatis duplo b ibus atque a

um majoribv
ulina -Czesaren-

rata) dioica, foliis p ibus (paucis)
inscule ecute acuminatis celiulis longiori-
nis paucis (2-4)

1. et fructu ignotis.

sey ; also Adirondack

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260. Leucodon julaceus.
Forma stolonifera.
Has. On Red Cedars, Palisades, New Jersey.

261. Leucodon brachypus.
Brid. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 111, t. 70.

Has. On trees and rocks, chiefly in hilly districts.

262. Thelia hirtella.
(Hedw.}) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 128, t. 80.

Has. On the trunks of trees near the ground, common; rarely on
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263. Thelia asprella.

(Schimp.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 129, t. 81.

Has. On the roots of trees, old stumps, and on stones in open woods,
common.

264. Thelia Lescurii.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 180, t. 82.

Has. A, on flat rocks, Palisades; B, on white sand, about the base
of stunted oaks, in Southern New Jersey.

265. Myurella Careyana.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 181, t. 83.

Has. Banks of ravines, about Hohokus and in the mountains of
New Jersey, &c.; rare in fruit.

v

266. Myurella julacea.
(Villars). — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 560.

Has. On rocky ground and in fissures of rocks, near Belleville,
\Canada West, MJacoun,

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267. Leskea denticulata (pl. fom.).
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 125, t. 78.

Has. On dry rocks and roots of trees, not rare, but always sterile in
New York and New Jersey.

268. Leskea Austini.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Monoica, parvula, intricato-ceespitosa, triste-viridis ;
caule irregulariter ramoso ; foliis humidis patulis vel
subsquarrosis ovatis longe tenui-acuminatis acumine
subintegris ultra medium costatis papillosis, cellulis
crassiusculis marginis inferioris quadratis seriatis,
mediis et apicalibus ellipticis elongatis ; capsula
erecta oblongo-ovali microstoma exannulata ; pedi-
cello 5-10 lineari; peristomio duplici, externo e
dentibus 16 triangulari-lanceolatis demisse insertis
16 -20-articulatis utraque facie planis papillulosis
opacis, interno e membrana brunneo-lutea annuli-
formi capsulae orificium paulo superante ; operculo
brevi-conico; calyptra. . .

Species ambigua hie ad _oo illic ad Habrodontem

accedens.

Haz. On stone fences, Sussex County, New Jersey, Austin; on
trunks of trees, Fulton County, Illinois, Wolf.

269. Leskea polycarpa.
Ehrh. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 46% 429

Has. Onold roofs and shade-trees in towns, and on shaded old stone
fences along highways; also on the roots of trees within the reach
of floods. e

270. Leskea obscura.

Hedw.— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 123, t. TT.

Has. On the roots of trees and on stones within the reach of floods,
in low grounds, common.

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271. Leskea nervosa.
(Schwegr.) Myrin. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 472.

Has. On the roots of trees in exposed and elevated situations, Her-
kimer County, New York; sterile.
272. Anomodon rostratus.

(Hedw.) Schimp. — Leskea rostrata, Hedw. — Brypol.
Europ. V.t. 473. *°

Has. About the roots of trees in woods, forming dense cushions.

273. Anomodon tristis.

(Cesati) Hook. § Tayl.—Hypnum triste, C. Mull.
Synop. Muse. p. 478. — Leskea fragilis, Hook. &
Wils. in Drumm. Muse. Amer. Coll. 2, no. 101.

Has. On trees and rocks, common ; always sterile.

274. Anomodon attenuatus.
Hartm. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 475.

Has. About the roots of trees and on rocks, common.

275. Anomodon obtusifolius.
Bryol. Europ. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 119, t. 74.

Has. On trunks of trees and rocks, common.

276. Anomodon obtusifolius.
Var. fragilis.

Haz. On trees about Closter, New Jersey.

277. Anomodon apiculatus.
Bryol. Europ. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 120, t. 75.

Has. On trees in swamps, Herkimer County, New York; also Can-
ada, Macoun, Gillman.

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278. Anomodon viticulosus.
(Linn.) Hook. & Tayl. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 476.

Haz. On limestone rocks, Sussex County, New Jersey ; also Helder-
berg Mountains and Little Falls, New York; sterile.

279. Anacamptodon splachnoides.
Brid. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 453.

Haz. About rotten knots on trees, rare.

280. Pterigynandrum filiforme.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 460.

Haz. On rocks and roots of trees, chiefly in mountainous localities,
New Jersey (Palisades) to Canada.

281. Platygyrium repens.
Bryol. Europ. V. t. 458.

Has. On the roots of the Chestnut and Beech, but more commonly
on dead wood, frequent.

282. Cylindrothecium seductrix.

(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p.
145, ¢. 92.

Has. On roots of trees, stones, old logs, &c.; also on moist or wet
ground, very common.

283. Cylindrothecium seductrix, var.
‘Has. On dry rocks, old roofs, &c.

284. Cylindrothecium cladorrhizans.

(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p.
143, ¢. 91.

Has. On old logs, roots of trees, &c., Palisades and Northern New
Jersey to Canada.

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285. Cylindrothecium brevisetum.

( Wils.) — Bryol. Europ. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p.
150, ¢. 96.

Has. On leaning trunks of trees, old logs and stone fences ; also on
rocks, associated with Dicranum scoparium var. rupestre (No. 9@) ;
Palisades and Northern New Jersey, &c.

286. Climacium dendroides.
(Dill.) Web. et Mohr. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 437.

Has. In swamps about Closter and Toms River, New Jersey ; near
Schoharie, New York (Miss R. Waterbury) ; New Brunswick (Fow-
ler).

287. Climacium Americanum.
Brid. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 151, t. 97.

Has. On the ground about the roots of trees in swamps, and on
moist rocks, very common.

288. Climacium Americanum, var.

Has. Low banks of streams in swampy places.

289. Climacium Americanum.
Var. fluitans.

Has. In stagnant pools in woods, near Closter, New Jersey.

290. Pylaiszea subdenticulata.
Schimp. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 137, t. 87.

Haz. On the base of White Oaks, about Closter, New Jersey. Ohio,
Sullivant.

291. Pylaisza intricata.

(Hedw.) Schimp. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 189, t. 88.

Has. On trees, very common.

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50 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

292. Pylaisza intricata, var.

Taz. Old roofs and stone fences along dusty highways, particularly
in limestone regions, Northern New Jersey, &c.

293. Pylaiszea velutina.

Bryol. Europ. Mem.— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 140,
t. 89.

Has. On trees (chiefly young Elms), in swamps; also on old logs,
&c., in mountainous regions, New Jersey to Canada.

294. Pylaiszea velutina, var. |
Has, On Red Cedars, New Jersey.

295. Homalothecium subcapillatum.

(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p.
141, ¢. 90.

Has. On trees and old roofs, common.

296. Thuidium pygmzum.
Bryol. Europ. Mem.— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 153, t. 98.

Has. On stones along rivulets, Northern New Jersey and Southern
New York to Ohio, rare.

297. Thuidium minutulum.
(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 481.

Haz. On decayed wood in swamps, common.

298. Thuidium gracile.
Bruch & Schimp. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 156, t. 100.

Has. On decaying logs in damp woods, Western New York, Ohio,
and Canada.

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299. Thuidium gracile.

Var. Lancastriense, Sulliv. & Lesqr. Muse. Bor. Amer.
Ezxsic. ed. 2, no. 411. — Forsan species propria.

Haz. Ondry sterile ground, in open woods, common (in New Jersey).

300. Thuidium scitum.
(Beauv.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 155, t. 99.

Has. On the base of a tree near Closter, New Jersey. (Matures in
‘ October and November.)
301. Thuidium scitum.

Var. estivalis, capsula subhorizontali obovata pallida,
etc.: fruct. matur. in Julio.

Haz. On the roots of trees, New Jersey and New York, frequent.

302. Thuidium tamariscinum.
(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 482, 488.

Has. On the roots of trees, old logs, &e., very common.

303. Thuidium delicatulum.
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 484.

Haz. On shaded rocks and banks, common.

304. Thuidium abietinum.
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 485.

Has. On dry limestone ridges, Sussex County, New Jersey, very
abundant.

305. Thuidium Blandowii.

Web. et Mohr. — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 486.

Has. Peat-bogs and swamps, Western New York, Clinton; Canada,
Macoun.

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306. Elodium paludosum.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 157, t. 101.
Foliis spe papillosis: an Thuidii species ?

Haz. Swamps and low grounds, common.
« -

307. Camptothecium nitens.
Schreb. — Bryol. Hurop. V1. t. 622.

Tas. In peat-bogs, near Sparta, New Jersey; also near Fort
Edward, New York, Howe.
308. Camptothecium nitens, var.

Foliis secundis subfalcatis.

Has. New Baltimore, Saratoga County, New York, Dr. E. C. Howe.

309. Brachythecium letum.

(Brid.) — Bryol. Europ. t. 554; Sulliv. Icon. Muse.
p. 185, t. 115.

Has. On the ground, old logs, roots of trees and rocks, common.

310. Brachythecium acuminatum.
(Beauv.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 187, t. 116.

Has. On the roots of trees and on old logs in woods.

311. Brachythecium acuminatum.

Var. setosum. — Leskea setosa, Hedw. Spec. Muse.
p. 226, t. ST.

Ian. About roots of trees and on stone fences along dusty highways.

312. Brachythecium salebrosum.
(Hoffm.) — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 549,

Has. On the ground, old wood, &c., common.

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313. Brachythecium salebrosum, var.
Has. On the roots of trees, old roofs, &c.

314. Brachythecium campestre.

(Bruchs),— Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 545.
Has. On the ground in woods, Closter and Northern New Jersey,

and Southern New York.
315. Brachythecium campestre.
Var. Pedicello fere leevi.
Has. On the ground under shrubbery, in yards and gardens, Closter,
New Jersey.
316. Brachythecium acutum.

Mitten in Jour. Linn. Soc. Lond. p. 33, t. 6 (1864).
— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. On the ground in swamps, near Closter, New Jersey. Also
British Columbia, Lyal/. Boston, Massachusetts, B. DL. Greene.
Columbus, Ohio, Sullivant, Lesquereur. Sandlake, New York,
Peck.

317. Brachythecium rutabulum .
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 543.

Has. Onwet shaded ground, dripping rocks, and old wells, common.

318. Brachythecium rutabulum, var.#

Har. On wet rocks; sterile,

319. Brachythecium rivulare.
(Bruchy).— Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 546.

i Has. On rocks in rivulets, Palisades, New Jersey, &c. ; common.

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320. Brachythecium rivulare, var. 1.
Has. Banks of rivulets, with the preceding.

321. Brachythecium rivulare, var. 2.
Foliis secundis brevioribus seep€ bicostatis.

Has. On rocks in rivulets, Northern New Jersey ; sterile.

322. Brachythecium rivulare, var. 3.

Has. On wet rocks, sterile.

323. Brachythecium Starkii.
(Brid.) — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 541.
Har. On old logs, in the Greenwood Mountains and at the Delaware

Water Gap, New Jerscy ; also on Sams Point Mountain, New York;
rare.

324. Brachythecium velutinum.
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 538.

Has. On the ground in woods, not frequent.

325. Brachythecium plumosum.
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 537.

Has. On rocks in rivulets and damp ravines, very common.

326. Brachythecium plumosum, var. 1.”

Haz. On exposed rocks along rivulets, Palisades, New Jersey.

327. Brachythecium plumosum, var. 2.

Has. On shaded dry rocks and stones and on the ground in woods ;
common.

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328. Brachythecium plumosum, var. 3.

Hypnum populeum, Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. VI. t.
535, 536.

Haz. Same as the preceding, into which it plainly passes.

329. Brachythecium Nove Anglie.
Sulliv. § Lesqx. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 191, t. 118.

“ Kurhynchium Nove-Anglie, foliis parce papillosis,
acumine interdum semel torto.” (Austin, Mss.)

Has. On the ground in swamps and wet woods; common,

330. Brachythecium Nove Angliz.
Var. rupestre.

Has. On irrigated rocks in mountainous regions, New Jersey and
New York.

331. Hurhynchium ? Boscii.
(Schwegr.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 167, t. 106.

Has. On shaded banks, common in New Jersey.

332. Eurhynchium strigosum.
(Hoffm.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 519.

Has. On banks in woods, common.

333. Eurhynchium diversifolium.
CSchimp.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 520.

Has. On shaded banks, common. — Not clearly distinct from the
preceding.

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334. Eurhynchium Sullivantii.
(Rh. Spruce). — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 165, t. 105.

Has. On banks of deep shaded ravines, common, but rarely fertile.

335. Eurhynchium hians.
(Hedw.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 163, t. 104.

Has. On naked ground in woods ; also frequent on partly inundated
sticks and roots of trees, in the low swamps near Closter, New
Jersey.

336. HEurhynchium piliferum.
(Schreb.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 5381.
Has. On the ground about the roots of trees, and on old logs, in

swampy places, Ohio to New Jersey and New England; rare.

337. Thamnium Alleghaniense.
CC. Mull.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 161, t. 103.
Has. On rocks along mountain rivulets constantly moistened by

spray (fertile) ; and in deep crevices of rocks (sterile) : Palisades,
&c. ; not rare.

338. Rhynchostegium demissum.
( Wils..) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 507.

Haz. On damp shaded rocks, in mountainous regions, Palisades
(very rare) and Northern New Jersey and New York.

339. Rhynchostegium microcarpum.

(C. Mull.) —Var. anisocarpon, Sulliv. Icon. Muse.
p. 178.

Has. On stones in damp woods, about Closter, New Jersey, frequent.

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340. Rhynchostegium recurvans.
(Schwegr.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 177, t. 111.

Has. On decayed wood, &c., in swamps and woods, common.

341. Rhynchostegium recurvans, var.

Has. In cedar swamps, Northern New Jersey and New York.

342. Rhynchostegium cylindrocarpum.
CC. Mull.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 173, t. 109.

Haz. On old logs, and trunks of trees near the ground, rare in fruit.

343. Rhynchostegium cylindrocarpum, pl. masc.
Haz. Same as the preceding.

344. Rhynchostegium deplanatum.
(Schimp.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 171, t. 108.

Haz. On the ground under rocks in moist ravines, Palisades, &c. ;
also on damp clayey soil in woods, New York ; rarely fertile.

345. Rhynchostegium geophilum.

Austin. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined. — Hyp-
num depressum, James in Proceed. Amer. Phil.
Soc. 1855; Sulliv. et Lesqx. Musc. Exsice. ed. 2,
n. 437. — Hypnum geophilum, Aust. Mss.

A Rhynchostegio depresso simillimo distinctum habitu
czespite laxiore tenuiore nitidiore; caule ramis ra-
mulisque latioribus magis elongatis ; follis subcom-
planatis distichis remotioribus valde patentibus fere
horizontalibus oblongo-lanceolatis sensim longius acu-
tatis extremo apice obtusiusculis (haud ovali-oblon-
gis brevius acuminatis) distinctius serratis bicostu-
latisque, cellulis longioribus angustioribus flexuosis,

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58 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

illis ad basin vix ampliatis haud hyalinis ; capsula
minore basi magis abrupta, membrana tenuiore ;
annulo nullo vel indistincto, etc.

Haz. On clayey, shaded ground, New Jersey, Austin ; Pennsylvania,
James ; New York, Peck. ;

346. Rhynchostegium serrulatum.
(Hedw.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 169, t..10T. _

Has. On the ground, roots of trees, &c., in woods and swamps,
common.

347. Rhynchostegium rusciforme.
( Weist\.).— Bryol. Europ. V. t. 515.

Haz. Onrocks in rapid streams, common.

348. Plagiothecium elegans.

(Hook.) Muse. Exot. t. 9. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl.
1, ined.

Has. Crevices of shaded rocks, Northern New Jersey and Southern
New York; sterile.

349. Plagiothecium elegans.

Var. terrestre, Lindbg.— Plagiothecium Schimperi,
Milde in Raben. Bryotheca Europ. no. 588
(e Lindb.).

Haz. On the ground, in a ravine near Pascack, New Jersey ; sterile.

350. Plagiothecium elegans.
Var. gracilens. — An sp. nov. ?

Haz. Crevices of rocks, near Suffern, New York; sterile.

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351. Plagiothecium Mullerianum.

Schimp. Synop. Muse. Europ. p. 584; Sulliv. Icon.
Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. Rocky ravines, New Jersey and New York. New England,
James, Oukes. Ohio, Lesquereux.

352. Plagiothecium Passaicense, Aust.

Pl. pulchello in adspectu simillimum sed statura minori
et floribus dioicis distat ; fructu ignotum.

Has. Rocky banks, Passaic, Morris and Bergen counties, New
Jersey ; very rare.

353. Plagiothecium latebricola.
( Wils.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 494.

Has. About the roots of old stumps, &c., in swamps, near Closter,
New Jersey ; also near Slate Hill, New York.

354. Plagiothecium pulchellum.
(Dicks.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 497.

Has. On the ground about the roots of trees and old stumps, and on
banks, New York, Peck ; Canada, Jf£acoun.

355. Plagiothecium pulchellum.

Var. nitidulum. — PI]. nitidulum ( Wahl.) Bryol. Europ.
V.t.498. .

Has. On old logs in swamps, Central New York to Canada and
New England.

356. Plagiothecium turfaceum.

Lindb. — Schimp. Synop. Muse. Europ. p. 692;
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Has. On the ground in woods, and on decayed wood in cedar swamps,
Palisades, New Jersey, to Canada; rather scarce.

60 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.

357. Plagiothecium striatellum. ~*

. (Brid.) —Plagiothecium Muhlenbeckii, Bryol. Europ.
V. £409: ;

Has. On the ground and on rocks in mountainous. regions, New
Jersey and New York.

358. Plagiothecium striatellum.
Var. 8, chrysophylloides, Schimp. Synop. Muse. Europ.
p. 581

Haz. On the ground in woods and swamps; very common in
New Jersey.

359. Plagiothecium denticulatum.
(Dill.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 501.
Has. On damp shaded rocks, Little Falls, New York.

360. Plagiothecium denticulatum, var.
Tias. On the ground in wet woods and swamps, common.

nes

) 361. Plagiothecium denticulatum.
Var. pusillum.

Has. On flat rocks in the shade of Hemlocks; also on the roots of
trees in dry woods, New Jersey and New York, rare.

362. Plagiothecium denticulatum.
Var. letum. — Pl. letum, Bryol. Europ. V. t. 495.

Has. On rocks, in mountainous localities.

363. Plagiothecium sylvaticum.
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 503.

Has. Deep wooded ravines, on the mountains of New Jersey, New
York, and New England.

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364. Plagiothecium sylvaticum, var. 1.

Pl. Sullivantie, Schimp.— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 207,
t. 126.

Has. Crevices of rocks and rocky banks, common.

365. Plagiothecium sylvaticum, var. 2.
Pl. Roseanum (Hampe). — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 504.

Has. On tussocks and about the roots of trees in swamps; common
in New Jersey.

366. Plagiothecium ? subfalcatum, Austin.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined.

Demissum, intricato-cespitosum, lete viride, nitidum ;
caule prostrato inordinate ramoso ; foliis remotis
distichis complanatis oblique oblongis acutatis hori-
zontaliter patentibus rursum subfalcatis apice serrato- —
dentatis, marginibus inferioribus anguste reflexis
haud decurrentibus, costa brevi ineequali-furcata ;
reti lineari angustissimo: fl. et fr. ignotis.

Planta insert sedis forsan Rhynchostegiis adnume-,
randa.

Has. Crevices of rocks among the mountains of New Jersey and
d New York (Austin) ; Pennsylvania, James; rare.

367. Amblystegium serpens.
Var. tenellum.

Haz. On old logs, &c., in damp places, rare.

368. Amblystegium confervoides.
(Brid.) — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 562.

Has. On limestone rocks, New Jersey to Ohio and Canada.

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369. Amblystegium subtile.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 561.

Has. On the roots of trees, Herkimer County, New York.

370. Amblystegium adnatum.
(Hedw.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 197, t. 121.

Has. On stones and roots of trees, very common.

371. Amblystegium Lescurii.
Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 208, t. 124.

Has. On rocks in mountain rivulets, New Jersey and New York,
rare.

372. Amblystegium compactum.
CC. Mull.) — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 201, t. 128.

Has. On rotten wood, near Belleville, Canada West, Macoun.

373. Amblystegium serpens.
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 564.

Has. On the roots of trees and old walls, common in limestone and
slate regions.

374. Amblystegium serpens, var.
Haz. In old wells, with the preceding.

375. Amblystegium serpens.

Var. mmriavum.—Hypnum irriguum, Hook. & Wils,

Has. On wet rocks, &c., Little Falls, New Jersey.

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376. Amblystegium serpens.
Var. rapicate.—Hypnum radicale, Beauv.

Has. On the roots of trees, old logs, and on the ground, common.

377. Amblystegium serpens.
Var. RADICALE subjulaceum.

Has. On limestone fences, along dusty highways, Sussex County,
New Jersey.

378. Amblystegium serpens.
Var. RADICALE parvulum.

Has. On the trunks of trees in dry woods, New Jersey.

379. Amblystegium serpens.

Var. ORTHOCLADON. — Hypnum orthocladon, Beauv.

— Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 199, ¢. 122.

Has. Same as No. 376, which plainly passes into this.

380. Amblystegium serpens.
Var. ORTHOCLADON major.

Has. Springy places in swamps.

381. Amblystegium serpens.
7 Var. Onrnocrapon brevifolium.—A. oligorrhizon, Gumb.

Has. On rocks in rivulets.

382. Amblystegium serpens.
Var. onrHocLaDon fonfanum.

Has. In limestone springs, New Jersey.

64 MUSCI APPALACHIANL
383. Amblystegium serpens.

Var. chrysophylloides.—A curvipes, Bryol. Europ.
f. 569.

Has, On wet ground among grass.
384. Amblystegium serpeng, var.
A. Juratzkanum, Schimp. Synop. p. 693.

Eas. On oid logs in swamps.

385. Amblystegium serpens.

Var. irricuum nolerophilum.—A. noterophilum, Sulliv.
d Lesqr.—Sulliv. Mosses of the U. S. p. 78.

Has. Limestone springs, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Prof. T. C.
Porter ; Western New York, Clinton.

386. Amblystegium fluviatile.
(Swartz:).— Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 567.

Haz. On rocks in a rivulet near Closter, New Jersey ; sterile.

387. Amblystegium riparium, var. 1.
(Linn?) — Bryol. Europ. VI. €. 570.

Has. In rivulets and springs, common.

388. Amblystegium riparium, var. 2.

~ Iss. Inundated places in swamps.

389. Amblystegium riparium, var. 3.

Has. Same as the preceding.

390. Amblystegium riparium.
Var. cariosum, Sulliv. in litt.
Has. On rotten wood, in the Western States and Canada.

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391. Hypnum Bergenense, Austin.
Hypnum chrysophyllum referens, sed differt caule de

biliore parcius ramoso ; foliis dissitioribus molliori-
bus longius graciliusque acuminatis, reti majore
laxiore, “pericheetialibus minus profande sulcatis ;
pedicello pro more longiore ; inflorescentia parasiti-
co-monoica, flore masc. ad perichetil basin radiculis
obruto, ete. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1, ined. —
Campylium Bergenense, Aust. Mss.

Has. On decaying leaves, &c. in partially inundated places, about
Closter, New Jersey, very common ; also in York County, Maiue.

392. Hypnum hispidulum.

Brid. Sp. Muse. Il. p. 198 (1812); Mantissa, p.
175 (1819); Muller Synop. Muse. Il. p. 440
(1851) ; Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 193, t. 119. —H.
stellatum, var. Brid. Bryol. Univ. p. 603 (1827).

Haz. On the ground, roots of trees, dead wood, rocks, &c., common.

393. Hypnum hispidulum, var.

Hypnum Sommerfeltii, Myrin, Vet. Acad. Arsh.
Stockh. 1831, p. 394; Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 582.
— H. polymorphum, (Hedw.) Wils. Bryol. Brit.

Has. Roots of trees, rocks, &c., White Mountains of New Iamp-
shire, James ; mountains of Pennsylvania, Porter ; also in cedar
swamps, near Jordansville, New York.

394. Hypnum chrysophyllum.

Brid.— Hypnum polymorphum, Hook. § Tayl. —
Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 583.

Has. On the ground in fields and woods, very common.

395. Hypnum chrysophyllum.
Var. ceespitosum.

Haz. About the roots of trees in damp woods.

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396. Hypnum chrysophyllum.
Var. rupestre.

His. On shaded or dripping rocks, common.

397. Hypnum chrysophyllum.
Var. stelloides.
Haz. Moist rocky banks and wet meadows.

398. Hypnum chrysophyllum.
Var. uncinifolium.
Haz. Moist rocky banks, Hohokus, New Jersey.

399. Hypnum stellatum. -
Schreb. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 584.

Haz. Wet meadows; Ohio, Su//ivant; Canada, Macoun ; also near
Closter, New Jersey.

400. Hypnum stellatum.

Var. protensum.— Hypnum protensum, Brid. Bryol.
Univ.

Haz. Bogs and swamps near Closter, New Jersey, and Little Falls,
New York; also Canada, JZacoun.

401. Hypnum polygamum.

Schigp.— Amblystegium polygamum, Bryol. Europ.
VI. ¢. 572.

Haz. Swamps about Closter, aE ef rare. New York, Paine,
eck,

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402. Hypnum vernicosum.

Lindb. in Hartm. Skand. Fl. ed. 8 (1861); Bryol.-
Europ. Suppl. Fase. UI. 1V. t. 4.

Has. In open bogs and marshes, about Budd's Lake,
New Jersey, and Jordansville, New York.

403. Hypnum exannulatum.
Gumb. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 602.

Has. In marshy places, not common.

404. Hypnum aduncum.

Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 604.
Has. Cedar swamps, Herkimer County, New York.

405. Hypnum aduncum, var. 1.

Has. On wet rocks, Little Falls, New Jersey.

406. Hypnum aduncum, var. 2.

Has. Marshy places, Sussex County, New Jersey.

407. Hypnum aduncum.
Var. gracilescens, Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 605.

Has. On the ground in exsiccated places, common.

408. Hypnum aduncum.
Var. giganteum, Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 606.
Has. In Budd’s Lake, Morris County, New Jersey.

68 MUSCI APPALACHIANI.
409. Hypnum aduncum.
i Var. giganteum, 2.

Has. Ditches near Little Falls, New York.

410. Hypnum fluitans.
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 602.

Tan. Stagnant or sluggish water, common.

411. Hypnum Kneiffii.
Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 573 (sub Amblystegio).

Has. In sunken places, about Closter, New Jersey.

412. Hypnum uncinatum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 600.

Has. A, on shaded rocks, B, on old logs in Herkimer County, New
York ; C, on an old stone fence near Closter, New Jersey.
413. Hypnum filicinum.

Linn. — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 609.

Haz. Moist rocky banks, in limestone regions, common.

414. Hypnum pallescens.

Schimp. Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 586. — Hypnum hamu-
losum? Sulliv. g Lesqx. Muse. Exsic. ed. 2. n. 478.

Has. On Kalinia latifolia, in swamps, on the mountains of New Jer-
sey ; alsoin the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Oakes, James.

415. Hypnum reptile.
Micha. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 587.

His. On the roots of trees, decayed logs, and on stones near the

>»?

ground, very common.

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416. Hypnum reptile.
Var. viride.

Has. On the roots of trees in woods.

417. Hypnum fertile.
Sendtn. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 591.

Has. On old logs in swamps, in mountainous or northern regions ;
New York, &c.

418. Hypnum imponens.
Hedw.— Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 597.
Was. On decayed logs in woods and among Sphagna in swamps ;

also on white sand in the dry pine barrens of New Jersey; very
common.

419. Hypnum cupressiforme (var. 1).
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 594.
Haz. On shaded rocky banks, Little Falls, New Jersey.

420. Hypnum cupressiforme, var. 2.
Hypnum resupinatum, Wils. Bryol. Brit. p. 398.
Tian. On dry rocks, New Jersey, New York, &c.

421. Hypnum cupressiforme, var. 3.

Has. On the roots of trees and on boulders in dry rocky woods, near
Closter, New Jersey.

422. Hypnum cupressiforme, var. 4.

Has. On rocks and roots of trees, New Jersey, &c.

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423. Hypnum cupressiforme, var. 5.

Has. Same as the preceding.

424. Hypnum curvifolium. |
Hedw. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. p. 183, t. 114.

Has. On decayed wood, wet ground, and on rocks, very common.

425. Hypnum pratense.
Koch. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 611.

Has. On the ground in swampy places ; common in New Jersey.

426. Hypnum pratense, var.?

Hazs. On tussocks and on old logs in cedar swamps, near New
Durham, New Jersey.

427. Hypnum micans.
Swartz Adnot. Botan. p. 175 (1829).

Has. On inundated logs, &c. in cedar swamps, Louisiana to New
England. -

428. Hypnum micans.

Var. fulvum. — H. fulvum, Hook. & Wils. in Drumm.
Muse. Amer. Coll. 2, n. 110; Sulliv. Icon. Muse.
t. 125 (1864).
Haz. Same as the preceding, in the Southern States and in Southern
New Jersey.

429. Hypnum micans.

Var. albulum. — H. albulum, C. Mull. Synop. Muse.
2, p. 280 (1851) ; Sulliv. Icon. Muse. t. 112 (1864).

Has. On decaying leaves, &c. on the margins of stagnant pools,
near Closter, New Jerscy.

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430. Hypnum Haldanianum.

Grev. Ann. Iyc. Nat. Hist. New York, p. 275, t.
23; Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 592.

Has. On the ground, old logs, &c. in woods, common.

431. Hypnum Haldanianum, var. 1.

Has. In partly inundated swamps, about Closter, New Jersey.

432. Hypnum Haldanianum, var. 2.

Has. On the roots of trees in dry woods.

433. Hypnum molluscum.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 598.

Has. On the ground in damp woods, common; usually sterile.

434. Hypnum Cris*ta-castrensis.
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 599.
Har. On the ground and on decaying logs in deep damp woods and

swamps, Closter, New Jersey, rare; common in mountainous or
northern regions.

435. Hypnum palustre.
Linn. —Limnobium palustre, Bryol. Europ. VI. t, 574.

Haz. On rocks in mountain rivulets, Northern New Jersey to Canada,
rare.

436. Hypnum molle.
Dicks. — Limnobium molle, Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 577.

Has. On rocks along streams, Northern New Jersey and New York,
rare.

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437. Hypnum ochraceum.

Turner. — Limnobium ochraceum, Bryol. Europ. VI.

t. 580.

Haz. Same as the preceding ; rarely fertile.

438. Hypnum eugyrium.

Limnobium eugyrium, Schimp. — Brycl. Europ. V1.
ioe:

Has. On rocks along streams, near Marathon, New York; also near
Sand Lake, Peck ; rarely fertile.

439. Hypnum Closteri, Austin.

Parvulum, laxe diffusum, sordido-viride ; caule prostra-
to parcius ramoso defoliato, ramulis assurgentibus ;
foliis laxis undique patentibus vel plus minus subse-
cundis oblongo-ovalibus ovatis elongato-ovatisve ob-
tuse acutatis symmetricis vel-leniter obliquatis inte-
gerrimis 4—-costatis, cellulis plerumque oblongo-
linearibus subfusiformibus illis ad basis angulos
subdecurrentes majoribus subinflatis concoloribus
(vel fuscis?) pericheetialibus plus minus distincte
costatis subsulcatis ; capsula erecto-cernua sensim in
pedicellum crassiusculum angustata, annulo latius-
culo composito, operculo amplo mamillato apiculato,
peristomio generis. — Sulliv. Icon. Muse. Suppl. 1,
ined. — Limnobium Closteri, Aust. Mss.

Limnobio Norvegico Br. Europ. persimile, sed differt
foliis longioribus longius et omnino simpliciter cos-
tatis, basi haud auratis, capsula majore basi acuti-
ore, peristomii processibus haud integris, ete.

Haz. On rocks along rivulets, about Closter, New Jersey; also on
Shawangunk Mountain (Sam’ s Point), New York, very rare.

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440. Hypnum Nove-Cesaree.

Austin. — Hypnum micans, Wils. in Hook. Brit. Fl.
Il. pars I. p. 86 (1833) ; non Swartz Adnot. Botan.
p- 175 (1829) quod ad Hypnum albulum C. Mudl.
Synop. Muse. 11. p. 280 (1851) pertinet (e Sulli-
vant specim. orig. compar.) — Limnobium Nove
Cesare, Aust. Mss.

Has. On rocks in a small rivulet, which crosses the “State Line”

between New York and New Jersey, on Shawangunk Mountain near
Ligh Point ; sterile.

441. Hypnum cordifolium.
Hedw. — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 615.

Has. Swamps, common.

442. Hypnum cordifolium.
Forma actumnalis.

Has. Same as the preceding.

443. Hypnum giganteum.

Schimp. Syn. Muse. Europ. p. 612. — Hyp. cordifo-
lium var. stenodictyon, Bryol. Europ.

Has. Cedar swamps near Jordansville, &c., New York. Canada,
Dfacoun ; sterile.

444. Hypnum cuspidatum.
Linn. — Bryol. Europ. V1. t. 619.

Has. Bogs, common.

445. Hypnum Schreberi.
Willd. — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 620.

Has. On the ground in woods, very common.

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446. Hypnum scorpioides.
(Dill.) — Bryol. Europ. VI. t. 612.

Haz. In bogs, Ohio, Sulliv., Lesqr.; also Canada, Macoun ; sterile.

447. “‘Hylocomium splendens.
(Hedw.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 487.

Has. On the ground in woods, Northern New Jersey (sterile), and
common northward,

448. Hylocomium brevirostre.
(Ehrh.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 4938.

Has. Deep shaded ravines and swamps, common; sterile in New
Jersey.

449. Hylocomium triquetrum.
(Linn.) — Bryol. Europ. V. t. 491.

IJas. On the ground in woods, common ; sterile in New Jersey.

450. Rhytidium rugosum.

(Ehrh.) Sulliv.— Hypnum rugosum, Bryol. Europ.
VI ¢..510:

Has. On flat rocks on the Palisades, New,Jersey, common; sterile.

3 Py?

INDEX.

Acaulon muticum, C. Mull. ‘ . ; " erp:
triquetrum, C. Mull. . . ° : , 52
Amblystegium adnatum (Hedw.) ' : . 370
* compactum (C. Mull.) : : : F 372

confervoides (Schwgr.) . ‘ , . . 368
fluviatile (Swz.) : : : : = 386
Kneifii, Br. Eu. . Z é s F a ala
Lescurii, Sulliv. ; - s ‘ ail
serpens, var. tenellum, | ‘ Pe BG7
serpens, var. irriguum noter “ophilum, - 885

polygamum, Br. Eus _ = : ‘ “ - 401
riparium L. var. 1, . ‘ . : * 387

riparium, var. 2, . , : : . . 3888
riparium, var. 3, - ; ; 4 - 389
riparium, var. cariosum, : . . - 390
serpens ((L.) 3 : 2 5 : 373
serpens, var. : : BPs : <0 84
serpens, \ var ‘ : - ; : 384
serpens, var. chrysophylloides, - : - 3883
serpens, var. irriguum, : : : : 375
serpens, var. orthocladon fontanum, - . 3882
serpens, var. orthocladon, . : . : 379
serpens, var. orthocladon maior. .« - 880
‘serpens, var. orthocladon brev: ane so veteill

serpens, var. radicale <a, . . ‘ s eG

76 INDEX.

adicale parvulum,
serpenswer- radicale subjulaceum,
subtile (Hedw.)
Amphoridium Lapponicum, Scien
Mougeotii, Schimp. :
Anacamptodon splachnoides, Brid.
Andrea petrophila, Ehrh.
Pothii, Web. & Mohr, .
rupestris, Hedw.
rupestris, Turn.
Anectangium Peckii, Sulliv.
Anomodon apiculatus, Br. Eu. .
attenuatus, Hartm.
obtusifolius, Br. Eu.
obtusifolius, var. fragilis,
rostratus (Hedw.) . :
tristis (Cesati) . : - : .
viticulosus, H. & T.
Aphanorhegma serratum, Sulliy. .
Archidium Ohioense, Br. Eu. .
Astomum nitidulum, Br. Ku.
Sullivantii, Br. Eu. ‘
Atrichum angustatum (Brid.) Br. Eu. .
angustatum, pl. mase.
crispum, James,
undulatum, Beauy. :
Aulacomnion heterostichum, Br. Eu.
palustre, Schwer. .
palustre, var. rupestre,
Barbula caxspitosa, Schwer.
convoluta, Hedw. var.
fallax, Hedw.
fragilis, Br. Eu.
intermedia, Brid. .
muralis, Hedw. . » «a : .

27
274
275
276
272
273
278
178

44

57

58
228
229
231
230
220
218
219
127
126
125
129
132
130

INDEX. "ey

papillosa, Wils. . 133
ruralis, Hedw. 131
ruralis, var. rupestris, : é 3 132
tortuosa, W. & M. F . ” Pets 401
unguiculata, Hedw. . E = ‘ F 124
Bartramia fontana, Brid. . : P r « £293
fontana, var. . - : ‘ is - 224
Marchica, Brid.. . : = r ; on ao)
Marchica, var. . ; - ‘ x 226
Céderi, Swz. r ‘ : 5 é eee
pomiformis, Hedw. . ; ‘ ‘ 221
Brachythecium acuminatum (Bean) ‘ : - 3810
acuminatum, var. setosum, : : 311
acutum, Mitt. P ; ‘ : é «= OikG
campestre, Br. Eu. . . ‘ a : 314
campestre, var. . : : - 3 1 nolla

letum (Brid.) . - - : 5 . 309
Nove Anglie, S.& L. . : , “ « a20

Nove Angliz, var. rupestre, . , ° 330
plumosum (Swz.). ‘ . : ° +820
plumosum, var. 1, _. : : : . 326
plumosum, var. 2, : 2 ‘ 5 SES
plumosum, var. 3, . - A - 328

populeum (Hedw.) Br. Eu. . ‘ : - 3828
rivulare, Br. Eu. 3 - * 5 - 319

rivulare, var.1, . . - ‘ - 5 B40)
rivulare, var. 2,. A : ‘ c 5 321
rivulare, var. 3, . ‘ sea) pig ; i “B22
rutabulum (L.) . ‘ : : ‘ . 317
rutabulum, var.& . F ; r A LS
salebrosum (Hoffm.) . , : ° : 312
salebrosum, var. . 3 A E : ake
Starkii (Brid.) . . ; : ° F 323
velutinum (Dill.) . ; ‘ ; ° . 3824

Bruchia flexuosa, Schwgr. . ; : ; : 56

78 INDEX.

Bryum albican 1.) Brid. : 5 5 ‘ 189

annotinu™, Schreb. A , F 5 - 188
argenteum, L. . ; ‘ ; . . 198
bimum, Schreb. . 3 2 : fs si OE
bimum, var. : : . ; awe. 195
cespiticium, L. . - : <3 Oe
capillare, L. . : ; : . : 199
cernuum, Hedw. . : - - a= 196

crudum, Schreb. 3 5 i ‘ " 187
Duvalii, Voit, : 2 : : « 202

intermedium, Brid. . ‘ 2 - 5 193
Lescurianum, Sullivy. . ; . - a 90
nutans, Schreb. . . F J aie 185
nutans, var. . : . . . 186
cyclophyllum, Schwer. é : : : 192
pseudo-triquetrum, Schwgr. . ‘ : - 200
pseudo-triquetrum, var... ‘ 5 . 201
pyriforme (L.) Hedw. . ; ‘ - - 184
roseum, Schreb. A ‘ ‘ : - 203

uliginosum (Bruch) Br. Eu. . ‘ . =. ADE
Wahlenbergit, Schwgr. : ; ‘ , 189
Buxbaumia aphylla, Haller, . - . : : - 242
Camptothecium nitens (Schreb.) . . : : 307

nitens, var. . ” ? ‘ - 308
Campylium Bergenense, ‘Aviet. Mss. ‘ " ; 391
Campylopus viridis, S.& lL. . : ‘ ~~ WS

Campylosteliumn saxicola (W. & M.) Br. Fo, ; 109
Ceratodon purpureus, Brid.. . ‘ » ‘ 2206

purpureus, var. ana ate . . . . 117
Climacium Americanum, Brid.. : ‘ A on ON
Americanum, var... - 5 i x 288
Americanum, var. fluitans, . L . 289
dendroides (Dill.) W. & M. ‘ . » « 286
Conomitrium Julianum, Mont. . : ‘ » “038

Hallianum, S. & L. . " é oe | OS?

INDEX.

Cryphxa glomerata, Schp.
Cylindrothecium brevisetum, Wils.
cladorrhizans, Hedw.
seductrix, Hedw.

seductrix, var.
Desmatodon arenaceus, 8. & i:
Porteri, James,

Dichelyma capillaceum (Dill.) My, ‘i

Dicranum condensatum, Hedw.
Drummondi, C. Mull. ‘
flagellare, Hedw. .
fulvum, Hook. .
heteromallum, Hedw.

heteromallum, var. orthocarpon, .

tnterruptum, Br. Eu.
longifolium, Hedw. . :
montanum, Hedw.
palustre, Brid. .
pellucidum, Hedw.
robustum, Blytt,
rufescens, Turn.
Schraderi, Schwgr.
Schraderi, var.
Schreberi, Hedw.
scoparium, Hedw. .

scoparium, var. @ ontop tela)

scoparium, var. y curvulum, .
scoparium, var. 6 paludosum,
scoparium, var. e recurvatum,
scoparium, var. minor,
scoparium, var. rupestre, .
spurium, Hedw.

spurium, var. -
undulatum, Turn. - -
varium, Hedvw.

79

253
285
284
282
283
122
123
252
96
98
82
83
«9
80
83
84
81
92
76
98
74
93
94
77
85
87
88
91
86
89
90
95
96
97
78

80 INDEX.

virens, Hedw.
viride, S. & L. 2
Didymodon cylindricus (Bruch) Br. Ba.
? diversifolius, Aust.
fragilis, H. & W.
lineare, Swz.. ‘ é
rubellus (Roth) Br. E Eu.
Diphyscium foliosum, W. & M.
foliosum, pl. mase.
Drummondia clavellata, Hook. .
Elodium paludosum, Sulliv. .
Encalypta ciliata, Hedw. .
streptocarpa, Hedw. .
Ephemerum Austini, Sulliv.
crassinervium (Schwgr.)
crassinervium, var. spinulosum,
(tenerum ? (Bruch) Schimp.)
papillosum, Aust. . :
serratum (Schreb.)
synoicum, James, . . :
Eurhynchium ? Boscii (Schwgr.) .
diversifolium, Br. Eu. :
hians (Hedw.) . <
Nove Anglia, Aust. Mss.
piliferum (Schreb.)
strigosum (Hoffm.)
Sullivantii (Spruce) .
Fissidens adiantoides, Lf[edw.
bryoides, Hedw.
crassipes, Wils.
bryoides, Hedw.
exiguus, Sulliy.
incurvus, var. exieulUs,
incurvus, Schwer.
ineuryus, var. minutulus,
minululus, Sulliv.
osmundiodes, Hedvw.

329,

INDEX.

subbasilaris, Hedw, .
taxifolius, Hedw. var

Fontinalis ant’pyretica, var. S. & L. Muse. Eada

antipyretica, L. var. gigantea, Sulliv.

biformis, Sulliv.

Dalecarlica, Br. Eu.

disticha, var. tenuior, Sulliv.

filiformis,S.& L. .

Lescurii, Sulliv.

Lescurii, var.

Lescurii, var. ? oproniala: a

Leseurit, var. gracilens, Sulliv.

Mercediana, Lesqx. .

Nove Anglix, Sulliv.

Sullivanti, Lindb.

biformis, Sulliv.

Neo-Mexicana, S. & L.
Fumaria flavicans, Michx.

hygrometrica, Hedw. .

hygrometrica, var. patula,
Grimmia ambigua, Sulliy.

apocarpa, Hedw. .

apocarpa, var. . : . :
apocarpa, var. gracilis, .
apocarpa, var. rivularis, . .
conferta, Funk,

conferta, var. 1, - .

conferta, var.2, .

conferta, var. 3,

leucophea, Grey. . : -

Olneyi, Sulliv. . ‘ .

Olneyi, pl. mase. .

Pennsylvanica, Schwer. :

Gymnostomum caleareum,N.& H..

curvirostrum, Hedw. -

i

82 INDEX.

rupestre, Schwer. .
Hedwigia ciliata, Ehrh.
ciliata, var.

Tomalothecium suilsextpillenata, Br. Eu:

Iylocomium brevirostre (Ehrh.)
splendens (Tedw.)
triquetrum (L.)

Tiymenostomum microstomum, R. Br.

Hypnum abietinum, L.
acuminatum, Beauy. .
acutum, Mitt.
adnatum, Hedw.
aduneum, Hedw.
aduncum, var. 1,
aduncum, var. 2,
aduncum, var. giganteum, .
adunecum, var. gracilens,
albulum, C. Mull.
Alleghaniense, C. Mull. .
Bervenense, Aust.
Blandowiti, W. & M.

Boseii, Schwer.

brevirostre (EKhrh.)

campestre, lsruch,
chrysophyllum, Brid.
chrysophyllum, var. eaespitosum,
chrysophyllum, var. rupestre,
chrysophyllum, var. stelloides,

chrysophyllum, var. uncinifolium, .

Closteri, Aust. .
compactum, C. Mull.
confervoides, Schwer.
cylindricarpum, C. Mull.
cordifolium, [ledw.

cordifolium, forma auctumnalis,

310,

60
150
151
295
448
447
449

63
804
311
316
370
404
405
406

408, 409

314,

407
429
3a7
391
805
831
448
315
894
395
396
ale
398
439
one
368
343
441
442

/

INDEX. 83

Crista-castrensis, L. . F . i : 434.
cupressiforme, L. var. 1, : 2 ; - 419
cupressiforme, var. 2, ‘ - 3 420
cupressiforme, var. 3, . ‘ . ‘ - 421
cupressiforme, var. 4, - 5 : 4 422
cupressiforme, var. 5, . 7 é " a 425
curvifolium, Hedw. . 2 3 F 2 424

cuspidatum, L.~ . : . P : . 444.
delicatulum, L. . : : F - 303
demissum, Wils. . é : = F . dad
denticulatum, L. ‘ 3 - 359 — 361
deplanatum, Schp.. J : - F . 344
etindrocarpum, pl. mase. : F 345
depressum, James, 4 Z 3 Z Pe |
diversifolium (Br. Eu.) . : ; : 333
elegans, Hook. : = . . 3048-350

eugyrium, Schimp. . ; 2 : : 438
exannulatum, Gumb. . F ‘ ‘ - 4038
fertile, Sendt.. ; F é p . 417
filicinum, L. . ms F - . ‘ - 413

fluitans, L. ‘ 2 - E i Fe 410
Jiwiatile, Swz.. % é : 3 > 0886
Suleum, I. & W. “ - s ‘ ! 428
geophilum, Aust. . 2 ‘ . aphens 34
giganteum, Schimp. . : : : : 443
gracile (Br. Eu.) . : - - : - 298

gracile, var. Lancastriense,. —. - Ss 299
Haldanianum, Grev. . ‘ é ; . 4380
Haldanianum, var. 1, 4 ; . . 431
Haldanianum, var. 2, . Z : = - 432

hians, Hedw. . 3 3 e F é 3835
hispidulum, Brid. . - : ‘ ; - 3892
hispidulum, var. “ - m ‘ ‘ 393
imponens, Hedw. . ‘ = . ‘ - 418
trriguum, H..& W. . andes - 375 & 385

84

INDEX.

Kneiffii, Schimp.
letum, Brid. : 4
(letum, Schimp.)
(latebricolax, Br. Eu.) .
Lescurti, Sulliv.
aduncum, var.
micans, Swz.
micans, var. albulum,
micans, var. fulvum, .
micans, Wils.
microcarpum, C. Mull., var.
sergens, var.
minutulum, Hedw.
molle, Dicks.
molluscuni, Helw.
Muhlenbeckii, Hartm.
Mullerianum (Schp.) .
nitens, Schreb.
nitidulum, Wahi.
noterophilum,S.&L. .
Nove Anglia, 8. & L.
Nove Cesare, Aust.
ochraceum, Wils.
orthocladon, Beauy.
pallescens, Schp.
paludosum, Sulliv. *
palustre, L. : .
Passaicense, Aust. Mss.
piliferum, Schreb.
plumosum, Swz.
polygamum, Schimp.
polymorphum, Il. & T. «
polymorphum, Br. Brit. «
populeum, Hedw. .
pratense, Koch, .

. . 411

° “ + 309

362

: 393
Sa 371
409

427

429

428

440

A 339

: - 3867
cna 297

5 436
: . 433

5 +87; B58

351

307, 308

. 855

bei . 865
329, 330
ee
437

379-382

414

306

435

352

;. -Ueaies
aoe
401

: . - 3894

. . iF 3893
. . 828
425

INDEX, 85
pratense, var. ? 426
protensum, Brid. . F 400
pulchellum, Dicks. > E 72 COL
pygmeum, Br. Eu. 296
radicale, Brid. 376-378
recurvans, Schwgr. 340, 341
reptile, Michx. 415
reptile, var. . : . 416
resupinatum, Wils. 420
riparium, L. geen NS 387, 390
rivulare, Bruch, A > : - 819-322
Reseanum, Hampe, . 365
rugosum, Ehrh. 450
rusciforme, Weis, 347
rutabulum, L. .d17 & 318
salebrosum, Uoffm. - . 312,.313
Schreberi, Willd. . : . : ‘ » 4Ad
scitum, Beauy. . 5 800, 301

scorpioides, L.
serpens, L. (& vars.)
serrulatum, Hedw.
Sommerfeltii, Myrin,
splendens, Hedw.
Starkii, Brid.
stellatum, Schreb.
stellatum, var. Brid. .

stellatum, var. protensum,

striatellum, Brid.
strigosum, Hoffm. .

subfalcatum, Aust. Mss.

subtile, Hedw.

Sullivantiea, Schp. in litt

Sullivantiz, Spruce,
tamariscinum, Hedw.
triquetrum, L.

. : ‘ . 446
"367 & 373-385
: ; . 346
, ‘ 393

. 447

. C 823
399

392

: : - 400
‘ : 357, 358
332

366

369

364

: : ‘ é . 334
302

° : - 449

86 INDEX.

triste,C. Mull. .
(turfaceumy,Lindb.) .
uncinatim, Hedw.
velutinum, Dill. Linn.
yernicosum, Lindb.
Leptodon trichomitrion (Iedw.) Moi
Leskea Austini, Sulliv. é
denticulata, Sulliv.
Fragilis, UW. & W.
latebricola, Wils.
nervosa (Schwegr.) Myrin, .
obscura, Hedw.
polycarpa, IHedw.
rostrata, edw.
setosa, Hedw.
Leucobryum glaucum (L.)
Leucodon brachypus, Brid. .
julaceus, Hedw.
julaceus, pl. mase.
julaceus, var.
Limnobium Closter’, Aust. ites:
eugyrium, Br. Eu.
molle, Br. Eu. 7
Nove Cesaree, Aust. Mss.
ochraceum, Br. Eu.
palustre, Br. Eu. .
Meesia tristicha, Funk,
Micromitrium, Aust.: ante. .
Micromitrium Austini (Sulliv.)
megalosporum, Aust.
synoicum (James)
Mnium affine, Bland.
cinclidioides, Bly tt, pl. nee
cinclidioides, pl. mase.
cuspidatum, Hedw. —

273
5456
412
324
402
254
268
267
273
393
271
270
269
272
311

99
261
258
259
260
439
438
436
440
437
435
217

45

45

47

46
205
214
215
204

INDEX. 87

hornum, L. ‘ - ~ - 3 QUT
lycopodioides, Took. . : . ° - 208
medium? Br. Eu. . ° : : A 206

punctatum, L. : : ; F : a) 202
punctatum, var. “ : . ‘ : 213
rostratum, Schrad. ‘ g , ‘ eA,
serratum, Brid. : = - 4 - 210

spinulosum, Br. Eu. - . s d 2 ae
stellare, L. F S p : , : 216
Myurella Careyana, Sulliv. =. ‘ . : . 265
julacea (Vill.) Br. Eu... : : : 266

Neckera pennata, Hedw. . : ; : ‘ « “255
Omalia gracilis, James, ' : ’ P ; 257
Jamesii, Schimp. . , : : ‘ . 256
trichomanoides, Schreb. . ‘ A : 256
Oncophorus glaucus, Br. Eu. . : - : elas
Orthotrichum anomalum, Iledw. . ‘ 3 5 160

Canadense, S. & L. Muse. Exsic. . : . 169
citrinum,S.& L., . ; - : P 170

erispulum, Hornsch. . ° : . ~ | ioe
crispum, Iedw. : . ; : : 158
fallax, Br. Eu... 5 a » 16d
Ilutchinsiz, Smith, . A f : : 157
leiocarpum, Br. Eu... : : :
Lescurii, Aust. .. : - 2 f 3 163
Ludwigii, Schwer. : - ; : - 156
obtusifolium, Schrad. * . é Z 164

Ohioense, S. & L. ‘ tnt 42 : - 169
Peckii, S. & L. : E ¢ : F 162
Porteri, S. & L.. . P 2 é F = GL

psilocarpum, James, . : , : : 171
pumilum, Swz . | ; . P 2) 16a
sordidum,S.&L. . - ; ; a. 1G
strangulatum, Beauy. . : : : - 166

strangulatum, var. . : : : : 167

88 INDEX.

Phascum cuspidatum, Schreb. . ° . - . 68

muticum, Schreb. A : j : ‘ Dil
triquetrum, Spruce, . : . @ oo ake
Physcomitrium immersum, Sulliv. d : ; 179
pyriforme, Brid. . 3 : a Thee . 280
Plagiothecium denticulatum (L.) . ‘ : : 359
denticulatum, var. P ‘ : 3 . 3860
denticulatum, var. letum, . : ° ‘i 362
denticulatum, var. pusillum, . : . . 361
elegans, Hook. . Z , ‘ 2 348
elegans, var. terrestre, . : : . . 93849
elegans, var.? gracilens, . - . 850
letum, Br. Eu. . : : * . 862

latebricola ( Wils.) Br. Eu. : F . 553
Muhlenbeckii, Schimp. . - F ‘ . SoF

Mullerianum, Schimp. : : . . 351
nitidulum, Br. Eu, = - = se . 805
Passaicense, Aust. . - - © : 352
pulchellum (Dicks.) . — . : : . 304
pulchellum, var. nitidulum, 3 4 . 355
Raseanum, Wampe, . 2 : é . 865

Schimpert, Milde, . . - , 4 349
striatellum (Brid.) . : . ; . 3897
striatellum, var. chrysophylloides, . . 358
? subfaleatum, Aust. . = . - 3866
Sullivantie, Schimp. . : ° . 364
sylvaticum (L.) . : = : : . 3863

sylvaticum, var.1, . - c . . 364
sylvaticum, var. 2, : . ‘ ‘ . 3865
turfaceum, Lindb. . - - : . 356
Platygyrium repens, Brid. : ‘ . . - zen
Pleuridium alternifolium, Br. Eu. - - - 54
palustre, Schimp. .« . : . “ . 9d

Pogonatum brachyphyllum, Beauv. : ° 234
brevicaule, Brid. . : ‘ . - » 2382

INDEX.

brevicaule, pl. masce. .
Polytrichum commune, L.
formosum, Hedw.
juniperinum, Hedw.
piliferum, Schreb.
strictum, Menzies,
Pottia riparia, Aust.
truncata, Hedw.
Pterigynandrum filiforme, Hedw. .
Ptychomitrium incurvum, Schwer.
~ Pylaisea intricata, Schimp.
intricata, var. F
subdenticulata, Schimp.
velutina, Schimp. .
velutina, var. 3
Racomitrium aciculare, Brid.
microcarpum, Brid.
Sudeticum, Brid. . :
Rhabdoweissia denticulata, Brid. .
fugax, Iedw.

Rhynchostegium cylindricarpum, C. Mull.

cylindricarpum, pl. mase.
demissum (Wils.)
deplanatum, Schimp.
geophilum, Aust.
microcarpum (C. Mull.) var.
recurvans (Scliwgr.) .
recurvans, var.
rusciforme (Weis)
serrulatum (Hedw.)
Rhytidium rugosum (Elirh.).

Schistostega osmundacea, (Dicks.) W. & Ris

Seligeria recurvata, Hedw.
Spherangium muticum (Schreb.)
triquetrum (Spruce) .

12

89

233
255
236
237
239
238
112
Nt t
280
153
200
292
290
293
294
147
149
148

72

ol
342
843
358
344
345
359
340
341
347
346
450
176
110
51
52

INDEX.

Sphagnum acutifolium, Ehrh

acutifolium, var. confertum, .
acutifolium, var. fuscum,
acutifolium, var. intermedium,
acutifolium, var. purpureum,
acutifolium, var. robustum,
acutifolium, var. rubellum, .
(auriculatum, Schp.)

Austini, Sulliv. .
(capillifolium, Hedw.) .
(compactum, Brid. partly) .

contortum, var. laricinum, Wils.

cuspidatum, Ehrh.
cuspidatum, var. laxifolium,
cuspidatum, var. parvum, .
cuspidatum, var. plumosum,
cuspidatum, var. recurvum,
‘-cuspidatum, var. Torreyanum,
eyclophyllum, S. & L.
eymbifolium, Ehrh.
eymbifolium, pl. mase.
cymbifolium, var. f.
cymbifolium, var. y.
fimbriatum, Wils. .
Jimbriatum, var. majus, Arta
( flecuosum, D. & M.)
Girgensohnii, Russow,
humile, Schimp.
laricinum, Spruce,
(laxifolium, C. Mull.)
(Lescurti, Sulliv.)
Lindbergii, Schimp.
macrophyllum, Bernh.
molle, Sulliv.
(molluscoides, C. Mull.)

38,

INDEX.

molluscum, Bruch, .
Mougeotii, Schimp. :
Mulleri, Schimp. . . é
.neglectum, Angstr.
neclectum, var.

(obesum, Wils.)

(obtusifolium, H. & T.)
Portoricense, Hampe,
Pylesii, Brid.

Pylesii, var. sedoides,
pycnocladum, Angstr.
recurvum, Beauy.

rigidum, Schimp. .
rigidum, var. humile,
rubellum, Wils.

sedoides, Brid.

squarrosum, Pers.

sguarrosum, var. teres, Siti ;

strictum, Lindb.
(strictum, Sulliv.)
subsecundum, C. Mull. .
subsecundum, Nees. .
subsecundum, pl. mase. .
subsecundum, var. Lescurii,
Sullivantianum, Aust. .
(tabulare, Sulliv.)
(tenerum, Sulliy.) .
teres, Angstr.
iierejasian, Sulliv))
Wulfianum, Girgensohn,

Sporledera palustris, Schimp. .
Syntrichia intermedia, Brid.
Systegium nitidulum, Schimp. .

Sullivantii, Schimp.
Sullivantii, var.

38, 39

92 INDEX.

Tetraphis pellucida, Hedw.
Tetraplodon australis, S. & L.
Thamnium Alleghaniense (e Mall)
Thelia asprella, Sulliv. ‘.

hirtella, Sulliv.

Lesceurii, Sulliv.
Thuidium abietinum (L.) .

Blandowii (W. & M.)

delicatulum (L.)

gracile, Br. Eu.

gracile, var.? Lancastriense,

minutulum (Hedw.)

pygmeum, Br. Eu.

scitum, Beauv.

scitum, var. zstivalis, .

tamariscinum (ITedw.) .
Timmia megapolitana, Hedw.
Trichostomum fragile, C. Mull.

glaucescens, Hedw.

lineare (Swz.)

pallidum, Hedw.

tortile, Schrad.

vaginans, Sulliv.
Weissa serrulata, Funk,

viridula, Brid.

viridula, var. 1,

viridula, var. 2, .

viridula, var. 3,

viridula, var. 3, pl. mase.
Zygodon Lapponicus (Hedw.) .

Mougeotii, Br. Ku.

178
177
337
263
262
264
304
305
303
298
299
297
296
300
301
302
227
129
121
119
120
118
119

70

65

66

67

68

69
154

155

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Amblystegium serpens, var. longifolium...

Archidium Donnellii, Atist....

a tenerrimum, Mitt. ....
Aulacomnion turgidum, Wahl.
Blindia acuta (Dicks.)....
Brachythecium reflexum (W. & M. xe
Bruchia brevipes, Hook... rcs.

“Caroline, Aust.
‘* Donnellii, Aust. .
“* Ravenelii, Wils.
eS’. eNexanae AWSte ere
Bryum compactum, Aust.

“econcinbatum, Spr.

‘© Duvalii, Voit. .

““ elongatum, Dicks.

‘« —Macouni, Aust.

‘* (pallens, Swartz, n. 202.)...
provinciale, Philib.....
Calymperes Richardi, C. M.
Clasmatodon parvulus, H. & W.
Cryphea pendula, Lesqx. .
Cylindrothecium Drummondi, Sohp.:
Desmatodon, Brid.

Dichelyma pallescens, B.5..
Dicraaam congestum, Brid.
: debile, H. & W.

z Drummondi, C. M.
ay clongatum, Scbwer.
fuscescens, Turn.
a gracilens, W. & M.
- scoparium, var. orthocarpum....
s subleucogaster, C. M.
i subulatum, Hedw.

Didymodon, Hedw....
Discelium nudum (Dicks.)

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455

. 454

517

. 484

540

. 462

461

. 464

460

. 468

509

salt

514

. 510

512

. 14

513

. 489

584

. 526

5388

.. 493

525

. 472

468

. 474

471

.. 423
467

73

470

469
491

. 505

INDEX.

Distichium capillaceum, Dicks.

us tinclinatum, (Hedw.) Br. Eu....

Ephemerum crassinervium, (Schwegr.)
Fabronia octoblepharis, Schleich. .
Fissidens circinans, Schp.?....

ee Closteri, Aust...

s decipiens, D. N...:..

ie grandifrons, Brid.

oe obtusifolius, H. & W.

+ Ravenelii, Sull.

ss rupestris, Wils.
Fontinalis disticha, H. & W.?
Funaria Drummondi, (Sull.)..

a3

ee

serrata, Bv...

qrimmia Donniana, Sm....

. unicolor, Grev. :
Gymnostomum Rauanum, Aust... .
Hookeria varians, Sull.
Hylocomium Oakesi, Sull.

5 squarrosum (L.)
umbratum (Ebrh.)..
Hypnum commutatum, Hedw.

montanum, Wils.
stamineum, Dicks... . ea
a thelistegfum, Cay
< Wrightii, Sall.

sa

“ee

Leptodon trichomitrion, var. immersus, 8. & i:

Leptotrichum heteromallum, Lindb....
ns Sullivanti, Aust. ....
Leucobryum minus, Hampe.
ig vulgare, var. minus.

Meesia longiseta, Hedw.

‘“* trichodes (L.)

‘“\ uliginosa, Hedw.
Mieclicbhoferia ? compacta, Aust..

Meteorium nigrescens, Swartz, var. Bonet

Mnium Drummondi, B. 8.
Neckera cymbifolia (Sull.)....

a disticha, Sw..... fed

fs Ludovicia, C. M.....

a oligocarpa, B. S$.
undulata, Hedw.?...
Octoblepharum albidum (L.)

“se

hygrometrica, var. eaietecens: Hedwi

Paludella squarrosa (L.)
Pilotrichium cymbifolium, Sull..
Pleuridium alternifolium, Brid.

se nervosum, Sul.

Ab Ravenelii, Aust..

KC subulatum, Amer. © hate
- Sullivanti, Aust....

Pogonatum, Beauv.
Polytrichum alpinum, L.

“5 capillare, Mx.

3 urnigerum, L.....

Ptychomitrium Drummondi, H. & W.

Pylaisza polyantha (Schrb.)...

Racomitrium canescens (Hedw.)...

= fasciculare (Hedw.)

‘s lanuginosum (Hedw.)

Rhizogonium spiniforme (L.)..

Rhynchostegium Stipes var. Marylandictim, 8. & L..

Scolotheima Sullivanti, C. M..
Sphagnum (molle, Sull. n. Tei
ss pepillosum, Lindb.

se serratum, Aust. ee
v2 squarrosum, var. teres, Angstr.
x teres, Angstr...
Syrrhopodon Floridanus, Sull.
a Texanus, Sull.
ue tortus, James....

Swartzia inclinata, Hedw.
- montana (Lam.)

Thuidum gracile, var. Ravenelii, 8. ‘ete

Tortula agraria, Swartz.
en muecronifolta, Schwer.
‘¢ Plinthobia (S. & L.)..
s Rawer; hee
fC) GLeCurvitolla, Basch
‘c subulata (L.)
‘“tortifolia, James.

Trematodon ambiguus (Hedw.)....

a longicollis, Mx....
Trichostomum luridum, Hornsch. .

“ tortifolium, James. ....

Weisia Rauei, Aust.

‘« -viridula, var. australis.

4 INDEX.

520

. 531

459

. 458

457

. 457

458

521-523

521

. 528

522

. 498

537

. 508

502

. 504

tH

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. 452

451

. 453

452

. 452

487

. 488

492

.. 486

485

. 539

494

. 497

493

. 495

496

. 497

492

. 475

476

. 491

492

.- 465

466

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SUPPLEMENT I.

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451. Sphagnum papillosum.

Linps. Act. Soc. Sci. Fennicw, X, p. 280 (1872); Manip. Muse.
Secundus, p. 392.

Has. Bogs; New Brunswick, Canada, Fowler; New Jersey,
Austin.

452. Sphagnum squarrosum.
var. teres. S. ‘eres, ANGSTREM.

[The specimens given under No. 21 in most of the former sets, are from
South Jersey, and belong to Sph. molle, Suttiy.]

Has. British Columbia, Wacoun. (Also near Closter, New
Jersey, Austin.

453. Sphagnum serratum.

Aust. in the Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, VI, p. 145 (1877).

Has. Marshes, Florida, John Donnell Smith; common.

454. Archidium tenerrimum.

Mirrt. in the Jour. of the Proc. of the Linn. Soc., VIII, n. 29, p. 17.

Has. Florida, J. D. Smith.

455. Archidium Donnellii.
Avst., Torr. Club Bull. VI, p. 190.

Has. Environs of Hampden Sidney College, Prince Edward
Co., Virginia, April, 1877, John Donnell Smith.

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456. Ephemerum crassinervium.

(Scuw.£er.)—Svuttiv. Icones, p. 17, t. 8: non Aust. Exsie. nrr. 48 et 49
que ad E. spinulosum, Br. & Scu. pertinent.

Has. Damp ground, throughout the Northern States.

457. Pleuridium Ravenelii.

Aust. Torr. Club Ball. VI, p. 142.—PI1. subulatum, Averr.
AMER. ex parte.

Has. South Carolina, Ravenel; Rhode Island, Bennett; New
Jersey, Austin.

458. Pleuridium Sullivanti.

Aust. ]. e.—PI, nervosum, Suttty. Icones, p. 19, t. 8; non Hoox.

Has. Aiken, South Carolina, Ravenel.

459. Pleuridium alternifolium, var.

Has. Damp ground, South Carolina, Ravenel.

460. Bruechia Ravenelii.

Wits.—Suuurv. Icon. p. 26, t. 16.

Hap. S. Car., Ravenel; Alabama, Wohr. (Feb.)

461. Bruchia Caroline.

Aust. Torr. Club Bull. VI, p. 144.
Has. Aiken, 8S. Car., Ravenel. (Feb.)

462. Bruchia brevipes.
Hoox.—Sut iy. Ieon. p. 24, t. 14.
Has. 8. Car., Ravenel. (Feb.)

463. Bruchia Texana.

Aust. Torr. Club Bull. V, p. 21. (1874).
Has. Texas to Virginia, Hall, Ravenel, Smith. (March, April.)

464. Bruchia Donnellii.

Aust. Torr. Club Bull. VI, p. 144.
Has. Jacksonville, Florida, J. Donnell Smith. (Mar.)

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465. Weisia Rauei.
Gymnostomum Rauanum, Aust. in Torrey Club Bulletin V, p. 21.

Has. On clay banks, Bethlehem, Pa., Raw.

466. Weisia viridula,
var. australis.

Has. Florida to Texas.

467. Dicranum gracilens.

Wes. & Monr.—Bryot. Europ. t. 45 et 46.

Has. Alpine regions of the White Mountains; also northern
shore of Lake Huron, Macown.

468. Dicranum debile.

Hook. & Wits.—Sutuiv. Ieon. p. 33, t.20. (Weisia exigua, Scuwer.?)

Has. S. Car., Ravenel; Ala., Mohr.

469. Dicranum subulatum.

Iepw.—Bryot. Europ. t. 60.

Has. Alpine and subalpine regions of the White Mts.; common.

470. Dicranum subleucogaster.
C, Murti.—C. Monr in Torr. Club Bull. V, p. 49.

Has. Florida, J. D. Smith. (ster.)

471. Dicranum elongatum.

Scuwer.—Bryou. Europ. t. 76.

Has. Alpine and high northern regions; New England to the
Rocky Mountains.

472. Dicranum fuscescens.

TurN.—Bryou. Europ. t. 77; sub D. congesto, Brip.

Has. Mountains of Pennsylvania to New England and north-
ward and westward.

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473. Dicranum scoparium,
var. orthocarpum.
Has. Woods, near Closter, N. J.

474. Dicranum Drummondi.
i C. Muit., Wirs:—Sutuiv. Icon. Suppl. p. 48, t. 33.
(The specimens given under No. 98 belong to D. undulatum.)

Has. Mountains of New York and New England; also through-
out British America.

475. Trematodon ambiguus.

(Hepw.) Hornscu.—Bryot. Europ. t. 96.

Has. Maryland to Canada; not common.

476. Trematodon longicollis.

Micux.—Su tty. Icon. p. 31, t. 19.

Has. Low grounds, Closter, New Jersey, rare; also in the South.

477. Leucobryum vulgare.

var. minus. JL. minus, HAMpe.
; Suuuiv. Mosses of the U.S. p. 24.
Has Southern States, common.

478. Octoblepharum albidum.

(Liny.)—Mrrvr. Jour. of the Linn. Soc. Vol. XII, p. 109.
Has. Florida, J. D. Smith. (Also in Texas.)

479. Fissidens Closteri.

Aust. in Torr. Club Bull. V, p. 21; Suxuiy. Icon. Suppl. p. 44, t. 29.

Has. On rocks along rivulets. Palisades, near Closter, New
Jersey. (Aug., Sept.)

480. Fissidens obtusifolius.

Hook. & Wits.—Suttiv. Icon. p. 35, t. 22.

Has. Banks of ravines, Springfield, O., Miss H. J. Biddlévome.

481. Fissidens Ravenelii.

Sututy. Icon. p. 39, t. 25.

Has. 8. Car., Ravenel ; Florida, J. D. Smith.

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482. Fissidens decipiens.

De Not.—Suttrtv. Icones, Supp!. p. 46, t. 31. (I. circinans, Scurp.’)
F. rapestris, Wits.
Has. On trunks and roots of trees, old logs, &c., in swamps,
Florida, J. D. Smith, common; also near Urbana, Ohio, Miss
Biddlecome.

483. Fissidens grandifrons.
Brip.—Bryov. Evropr. t. 106.

Has. Wet rocks, Niagara Falls and northwestward to the Rocky
Mountains.

484, Blindia acuta.

(Diux. Dicks.)—Bryot. Europ. t. 114-

Has. Mountains of New York and northward.

485. Swartzia montana.

(Lam.) Linps.—Distichium capillaceum. (Dicxs.)—Br. Evr. t. 193.

Has. New Brunswick (fowler) and westward to the Rocky Mts.

486. Swartzia inelinata.

Hepw.—Distichium inclinatum, Bryror. Europ. t. 19.
Has. Lake Superior region and westward, Macoun.
487. Syrrhopodon Floridanus.
Suxuiv. Icon. p. 49, t. 31.

Has. Trunks of trees, old logs, &c., Florida, J. D. Smith.

488. Syrrhopodon Texanus.

Suutry. Icon. Suppl. p. 32, t. 20.

Has. Trunks of trees, old logs, &c., Florida, J. D. Smith.

489. Calymperes Richardi.

C. Mutu.—Mirv. Jour. Proc, Linn. Soc. XIT, p. 127-

Has. Trunks of trees, Florida, J. D. Smith.

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490. Leptotrichum heteromallum.

Lrxps.—Aust. in Torrey Club Bulletin VI,
p- 78 (1876)—L. Sullivanti, Ausr. MSS.

Has. Roadsides, &c. region of the White Mountains, common.

491. Trichostomum luridum.

Hornscu.—Bryov. Europ. t. 186; sub Didymodonte.

Has. Dry rocks in the region of the Great Lakes,

492. Tortula tortifolia.

James ined.; sub Trichostomo. (Syrrhopodon tortus, James, olim.)

Has. On coquina rocks, St. Augustine, Florida, John Donnell
Smith.

493. Tortula plinthobia.

Suxury. & Lesg.—Suttriv. Icon. p. 47, t. 30: sub Desmatodonte.

Has. Brick walls and pavements in the Southern States.

494. Tortula agraria.

Swartz.—Surriv. Mosses of the U.S. p. 80.

Has. West Florida, J. D. Smith.

495. Tortula Rauei.

Aust. in Torr. Club Bull. VI, p. 43: sub Barbula.
Has. On rocks, Matagorda County, Texas, R. G. Bechdolt.

496. Tortula recurvifolia.
Scurmp. Synop. p. 170.

Has. On rocks, Hoboken, New Jersey; Suffern, Watkin’s Glen
and Niagara Falls, New York; also region of the Great Lakes,
Macoun, and Colorado, H. A. Warne.

497. Tortula subulata.

Liny.—T, mucronifolia, Scuwer.—Bryou. Europ. tt. 160 et 162.

Has. Northern New York and New England and throughout
British America.

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498. Ptychomitrium Drummondi.

(H. & W.)—Svutttv. Icon. p. 65. t. 40.

Has. Roots of trees, South Carolina and southern Illinois to the
Gulf of Mexico.

499. Schlotheimia Sullivanti.

C. MctLu.—Sct u1v. Icon. p. 61, t. 33.

Has. On trees, Florida, J. D. Smith.

500. Grimmia Donniana.

Suita.—Bryot. Europ. t. 249.

Has. Alpine region of the White Mountains, New Hampshire.

501. Grimmia unicolor.

Grev.—Bryo-. Evrop. t. 260.
Has. Canada, Macoun; also Catskill Mts., New York, Raw.
502. Racomitrium fasciculare.
(Ditx.) Brip.—Bryrot. Europ. t. 267.

Has. Rocks in mountains; Alleghanies and northward.

503. Racomitrium canescens.

(Ditt:) Briv.—Bryot. Evrop. t. 270 et 271.

Has. High mountains; New England to Vancouver’s Island.

504. Racomitrium lanuginosum.

(Ditt.) Brip.—Bryor. Evrop. t. 269.

Has. High mountains; New England to Vancouver's Island.

905. Discelium nudum.

(Dicks.) Brip.—Brees & Scaimper, Bryov. Evror. t. 297.

Has. Clay banks, Bethlehem, Pa., Raw; Ohio, Beardslee; also
Canada and westward to Vancouver's Island, Macoun.

506. Funaria Drummondi.

Lixps.—Entosthodon Drummondi, Sctuiyv. Icon, p. 9), t. 55.

Has. Mobile, Alabama, Dr. Chas. Mohr.

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507. Funaria serrata.

Breauv.—Sut.iv. Icon. p. 89, t. 54.

Has. Texas, Ravenel; Alabama, Mohr.

508. Funaria hygrometri¢a.

var. calvescens, Hepw.—Bryot. Europ. t. 305.
Has. 8S. Car., Ravenel ; Florida, J. Donnell Sniith.

509. Mielichhoferia? compacta.

Aust.—Bryum compactum, Austr. in Bot. Gazette, II, p. 111.

Has. Alpine regions of the White Mountains, common; also
Shawangunk Mountain (Sam’s Point), New York, Awstin; British
America, Macoun: sterile.

510. Bryum elongatum.

Dicks.—Bryot. Europ. t. 341, 342.

Has. Region of the White Mountains; common. (Aug., Sept.)

511. Bryum concinnatum.

Serece, C. Muty.—Linps. Manip. Muse. Primus (1870) p. 44.
Has. Cauterskill Falls, Catskill Mountains, Peck.

512. Bryum Macouni.

Aust. in Bot. Gazette for June, 1877, p. 110.
Has. British Columbia, Vacoun.

513. Bryum provinciale.

Puivis.—Scuimp. Synop. ed, 2.
Has. Florida, J. D. Smith ; common.

se
514. Bryum Duyalii.
Vorr.—Bryou. Evrop. t. 371; non Aust. Exsic. n. 202, quod est Be
pallens, Swarrz. .

Has. British Columbia, Macoun.

515. Mnium Drummondi.
Bruca & Scuimmper.—Suxiyv. Icon. p. 83, t. 51.

Han. Mountains of New York and New England and northward
and westward.

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516. Rhizogonium spiniforme.

(Liyy. Hepw.)—Mnrv. in the Jour. of the Linn. Soe. XII, p. 326.

Has. On tussocks, etc. in the Gulf States; common.

517. Aulacomnion turgidum.

WAnHLENB.—Bryo-. Europ. t. 404.

Has. Alpine regions of the White Mountains: sterile.

51S. Meesia trichodes.

(Liyy.) Spruce.—M. uliginosa, Hepw.—Bryot. Evrop. t. 308.

Has. Near Albany, New York, Peck; also British Columbia,
Macoun.

519. Meesia longiseta.
Hepw.—Bryot. Europ. t. 309.

Has. Near Albany, New York, Peck; also British Columbia,
Macoun; rare.

520. Paludeila squarrosa.
(Liyy.) Enra.—Bryot. Ecrop. t. 12.

Has. Swamp near Jordansville, New York, Peck; also British
Columbia, Vacoun.

521. Polytrichum alpinum.

Liyn.—Bryow. Europ. t. 418; sub Pogonato, Brin.

’ Has. Throughout British Amer. and southward in the mountains

522. Polytrichum urnigerum.
Lixn.—Bryot. Evropr. t. 417; sub Pogonato.
Has. Region of the White Mountains; very common.

523. Polytrichum capillare.
Micax.—Sw tury. Icon. p. 79, t. 49: sub Pogonato,
Has. Alpine region of the White Mountains; scarce.

524. Fontinalis disticha?

H. & W.—Scttuiv. Icon. p. 103, t. 63.
Has. Rocky rivulets, Mts. of New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

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525. Dichelyma pallescens.
Br. & Scu. Bryol. Europ.

Has. On sticks, ete., margin of Oneida Lake, N. Y., A. Barron.

526. Cryphea glomerata, var.

C. pendula, Lesgx. ined.

Has. Trunks of trees, Florida, J. Donnell Smith.

527. Leptodon trichomitrion.
var. immersus, Sutrry. Icon. p. 112.
Has. Florida, J. D. Smith. 7

528. Neckera oligocarpa. .

Br. & Scn. Bryol. Europ. t. 441.

Has. Fissures of dry rocks, Catskill Mountains, Austin & Rau.

529. Neckera undulata.

~ Hepw.—Mnirv. in the Jour. of the Linn. Soc. XII, p. 452.

Has. Trunks of trees, West Florida, J. D. Smith.

530. Neckera disticha.

“Swartz,—Mirv. I. ¢. p. 451-

Has. Trunks of trees, West Florida, J. D. Smith.

531. Neckera cymbifolia.

(Sucuiy.) C. M.—Pilotrichum cymbifolium, Suttiy. Icon.
p- 122, t.-76 B.

Has. Trunks of trees, West Florida, J. D. Smith.
532. Neckera Ludovicie.
C. Muti.—C. Mour in Torr. Club Bull. V, p. 50.
Has. Trunks of trees, West Florida, J. D. Smith.
533. Meteorium nigrescens.

(Swarrz).--Mirv. in the Jour. of the Linn. Soc., XII, p. 441.
var. Donnellii.

Has. Trunks of trees, West Florida, J. Donnell Smith.

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534. Clasmatodon parvulus.

Hook. & Wi1s.—Sut iv. Icon. Supp}. p. 126, t. 79.

Has. On trees, etc. in the Southern States; common.

535. Fabronia octoblepharis.

(Steicu.)—Bryov. Evrop. t. 451.

Has. Onrocks and trees at the Delaware Water Gap, New
Jersey, Austin, Rav.

536. Hookeria varians.
Suzy. Musci Cubensis Wrightiani (p. 285.)

Has. On the ground, Florida, J.D. Smith, Ravenel.

537. Pylaisewa polyantha.

(Scurez.)—Bryor. Europ. t. 455.

Has. On trees, Lake Superior and westward, Vacoun; common.

538. Cylindrothecium Drummondi.
Scaiup.—Svrriy. Icon. p. 148 t. 94.

Has. Low grounds in the Southern States; common.

539. Thuidium gracile.
var. Ravenelii, 8S. & L.

Has. On the ground, etc. throughout the Southern States; very
common.

540. Brachythecium reflexum.
(W. & M.)—Bryor. Evrop. t. 549.

Has. Rocks in the region of the White Mts.; also in the region
of Lake Huron, Mrs. Jessie Roy. bi
541. Rhynchostegium demissum.
var. Marylandicum, S. & L. Exsic. ed. 2, n. 442.

Has. Irrigated rocks, New England and southward in the
mountains.

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542. Amblystegium serpens.
var. longifolium.
l{an. Marshes, Florida, J. D. Smith.

543. Hypnum commutatum.

Hepw.—Bryo.. Europ. t. 607.

Has. Wet rocks, Watkin’s Glen, New York, Wolle, Raw &
Austin. (Also in the Rocky Mts.)

544. Hypnum Wrightii.
Suxiiv.—Icon. p. 209, t. 127.
Has. Florida, J. Donnell Smith.

545. Hypnum thelistegium.

C. Muty.—Mirv. in the Jour. of the Linn. Soc. XII, p. 504.
Haws. Florida, J. Donnell Smith.

546. Hypnum montanum.

Wixts.—Sututv. Icon. p. 181, t. 113.

Has. On rocks in streams in the White Mt. region; frequent.

547. Hypnum stramineum.

Dicks.—Bryov. Europ. t. 617.

Has. Throughout British America and in the Mts. southward.

548. Hylocomium umbratum.

(Euru.)—Bryot. Europ. t. 488.

Has. Throughout British America and in the high mountains
of New England and New York.

549. Hylocomium Oakesi.
Suuiy. Icon. p. 159, t. 102.

Has. Throughout British America and in the high mountains
of New England and New York.

550. Hylocomium squarrosum.

. (Linn.)—Bryor. Europ. t. 493.
Haz. Catskill and White Mountains.

ERRATA.

“var.,” when it occurs in the text, should begin with a capital

letter.
Page 2, line 15 from the bottom: for ‘‘Crypha pendula, Lesqx.”
read Cryphiea glomerata, var.—C. pendula, Lesqx.

+S lines 2\and 13 from the bottom,
““ 3, ‘* 11 from the top, and

“4, ** 12 from the bottom: these synonyms should be in
italics.

“3 ‘ 25: for ‘“‘stamineum” read stramineum.
‘* 4, line 19: for ‘“‘Scolotheima” read Schlotheimia.

sos ** 11 from the bottom: for ‘‘Plinthobia” read plin-
thobia.

*“ 5, No. 455: insert comma after ‘‘Hampden.’

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I propose to publish additional supplements to both the Muscr
and Hepatic.z Exsiccate which I have issued, as fast as I can
accumulate the needed specimens. The supplements to com-
prise 100 sets of 10-50 specimens each; and I take this op-
portunity to cordially invite the co- emit? of all American
botanists.

(=> Liberal allowance will be made and i ane credit given, for
100 good specimens of any desired moss or hepatica.

(= Except in rare mosses and those difficult to obtain, the
specimens should be large and ample.

t= Musci should be collected as soon as or a little before
the capsule matures, while the operculum is yet present. Some
species seldom or never fruit with us; these should not be neg-
lected. Hepatic in general are best collected late in the fall, |
during the winter, or in early spring.—The Jungermanie about —
the time or a little before they send up the fruit-stalk. All are ©

best collected et they shed their spores.
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