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Category Archives: Grassland
Calliergonella cuspidata
Pointed Spear-moss The book says this is one of our most recognisable mosses, and I can see why, with the almost spiky appearance. Spiky but also quite fluffy. I found it in a slightly marshy area, on and around the … Continue reading
Posted in Boggy, Grassland, Hypnales
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Climacium dendroides
Tree-moss A bushy kind of moss, almost like a furry sphagnum. I found it growing around a rabbit hole in a sandy bank. Patches of it growing all along the bank, but only there. The shoot as a whole is … Continue reading
Posted in Grassland, Hypnales, Tree trunk (fallen)
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Archidium alternifolium
Clay Earth-moss Like dirty gold cat’s fur. Or a soft brush. I came across this at Kinross on a bryophyte day with the experts, who were very pleased to find it. We found a couple of patches, both on bare-ish … Continue reading
Posted in Archidiales, Grassland, Uncategorized
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Lophocolea
I’m fairly sure this is Lophocolea bidentata. There are other Lophocoleas to consider, but this one seems to have most of the boxes ticked for bidentata. The upper leaves are bi-lobed, not entire (so not L. heterophylla), and I … Continue reading
Posted in Grassland, Jungermanniales, Liverworts, Log pile, Woods
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