Meirionnydd Bryophytes
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Common Pocket-moss (Fissidens taxifolius)
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Scapania Sp
Water Earwort (Scapania undulate)?
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Scapania Sp?
This pone has some clear pointed edges to the leaves.
Grove Earwort possibly (Scapania nemorosa)?
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Barbiloza Sp?
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Fountain Smoothcap (Atrichum crispum)
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Kettlewort (Blasia pusilla)
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Greater Whipwort (Bazzania triolbata)
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Creeping Fingerwort (Lepidozia reptans)
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Crenellated Flapwort (Jungermannia gracillimum)
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Mylia Sp?
Anomalous Flapwort (Mylia anomala) perhaps?
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Bifid Crestwort (Lophocolea bidentata)
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Frillwort Sp (Fossombronia Sp)
Mark Lawley identified a similar one from this spot as Frossombronia wondraczeckii
SH7129: Gelli-goch
British Bryological Society
Autumn Meeting in Meirionnydd
Day 5
SH7129 Gelli-goch
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Spiral Extinguisher-moss (Encalypta streptocarpa)
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Harvestmen Sp?
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Filmy Fern Sp?
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Fissidens Sp?
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Greater Water-moss (Fontinalis anitpyretica) Found in the stream pictured above.
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Pellia Sp?
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Prickly Featherwort (Plagiochila spinulosa)
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Yellow Fringe-moss (Racomitrum aciculare)
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The coarsely toothed hair points looking very like part of a Mandelbrot set.
Woolly Fringe-moss (Racomitrum lanuginosum)
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Rustyback Fern (Cetarach officinarum)
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Thickpoint Grimmia (Schistidium crassipilum)
Possible a Racomitrum?
Thanks to Mark Lawley for id help.
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Flagellate Feather-moss (Hyocomium armoricum)
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Holt's Mouse-tail Moss (Isothecium holtii)
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Lichen Sp
Possibly a Dermatocarpon Lichen or similar.
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Frizzled Pincushion (Ulota phyllantha)
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Sphagnum Sp?
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Sphagnum Sp?
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Ladder Flapwort (Nardia scalars with a Two- horned Pincerwort Cepholozia bicuspidata in the bottom left hand corner.
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Two-horned Pincerwort (Cephalozia bicuspidata)
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Serrated Earth-moss (Ephemerum serratum) nestled in a bed of a Frillwort Sp (Frossombronia Sp)
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Actually Delicate Earth-moss (Pseudephemerum nitidum) nestled in a bed of a Frillwort Sp (Frossombronia Sp)
Thanks to Mark Lawley for id help.
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In this picture you can clearly see the cells in the middle of the leaf are very different from the rest. Rather like a tower block of elongated cells running to halfway up the leaf.
These appear colourless under a hand lens in the field.
White Earwort (Diplophyllum albicans)