The British Moss-Flora: Vol. I. Acrocarpi
The British Moss-Flora: Vol. I. Acrocarpi
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{Kirk 1857) ! ! Stratford-on-Avon and Harbury (Bagnail) ! 1 Wytham wood, Oxon. (Bosw.'H). Near Buckingham (Holmes 1884) ! ! Kettering {Dixon 1885).
Pencombc, Perrystone and Hentland, Hereford (Rev. A. Ley 1886).
This moss has not been found with fruit here, but is readily known by the subclavate branches with broad obtuse leaves, erect at margin.
Another closely allied species (O. gvmnostomum Bruch) is found with this on the continent and should be looked for here, especially as Dr. Venturi inf...orms me that a specimen was sent to him by Jaeger from the collection of M. Sickenberger labelled, ** England, Yorkshire." In this species the capsule is oblong and gymnostomus, the leaves ligulate, involute at margin, with rhomboidal cells.
** Endostome of 8 slender smooth or punctate cilia, sometimes wanting.
2. ORTHOTBICHTTM BVPESTBE. Schlekh.
Autoicous ; laxly pulvinate, dichotomous. Leaves oblong-lanc, revolute at margin. Caps, immersed, oblong, 8-striate, gradually, defluent into the pedicel, teeth 8, bigeminate, pale, papillose rugulose, cilia 8 ; calyptra campanulate, fuscous, hairy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{Kirk 1857) ! ! Stratford-on-Avon and Harbury (Bagnail) ! 1 Wytham wood, Oxon. (Bosw.'H). Near Buckingham (Holmes 1884) ! ! Kettering {Dixon 1885).
Pencombc, Perrystone and Hentland, Hereford (Rev. A. Ley 1886).
This moss has not been found with fruit here, but is readily known by the subclavate branches with broad obtuse leaves, erect at margin.
Another closely allied species (O. gvmnostomum Bruch) is found with this on the continent and should be looked for here, especially as Dr. Venturi inf...orms me that a specimen was sent to him by Jaeger from the collection of M. Sickenberger labelled, ** England, Yorkshire." In this species the capsule is oblong and gymnostomus, the leaves ligulate, involute at margin, with rhomboidal cells.
** Endostome of 8 slender smooth or punctate cilia, sometimes wanting.
2. ORTHOTBICHTTM BVPESTBE. Schlekh.
Autoicous ; laxly pulvinate, dichotomous. Leaves oblong-lanc, revolute at margin. Caps, immersed, oblong, 8-striate, gradually, defluent into the pedicel, teeth 8, bigeminate, pale, papillose rugulose, cilia 8 ; calyptra campanulate, fuscous, hairy.
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