Additions to the Flora of Herefordshire

8Trichostomum rubellum, G. Miill., var. dentatum.On shady limestone. In the gorge of the Teme, Downton (10), 1889 ; Ley.It will probably be detected at other stations.Tortula convoluta, Hedw., var. sa1·doa.On walls nnd rocks, both of sandstone and limestone, common. Sandstoneat Fawley (2); dry ground at Caplar (2); walls and roekR at Great Doward (2).Walls in the lower part of the Honddu valley (14). This well-marked >arietywill probably be found equally common with the type throughout the county.J ourn. Bot., 1891, p. 333.T. inclinata, Hedw.; Mollia, Braith., i. 251.On a limestone bank; very rare. On the Common Hill, Fownhope (3), 1893;Rev. C. H. Binstead I Only detected in minute quantity, but in all probabilitythe true plant.T. subulata, L., var. subine~·mis.Very rare. On a willow bole near Hereford (7), 1889 ; L ey. Growing, atthis station, in company with the large river-side state of typical T. subulatawhich is so abundant in such situations in Herefordshire.T. angustata, Wilson; Braith., i. 221.In moorland banks and rocks near streams ; very rare.Llanthony, Monmouthshire (14), 1894; Ley.Cwm Bucbel,T. Vahliana, Schultz.Very rare. On an ant-bill on dry limestone ground, Great Doward (2), 1889;L ey. J ourn. Bot., 1891, p. 333.Grimmia Schultzii, Wils. G. decipiens, Schultz; Braith., ii. 22.Mountain rocks, very rare. In plenty at the White Rocks, Garway hill (1),1893; Ley.G. montana, B. &; s.Sandstone and limestone rocks, rare and barren. Conglomerate at the LittleDoward (2), 1890. Exposed limestone at the Great Doward (2), 1890; Ley.Sandstone near Dorstone, in the Golden Valley (13); sandstone near Pont Esgob(14); L ey. This moss clearly has a large range in Herefordshire, and willprobably be found less rare in the county than might be expected; it is given byDr. Braithwaite as a rare plant of porphyry and granite rocks. Joum. Bot., 1891,p. 334.G. commutata, Hueb.On old stone tile of roofs, rare. Barn-roof, Sellack (2), with fruit, October,1889 ; L ey. Barn-roof at Eardisley ! (12), and at Willersley ! 1890 ; Rev. G. H.Binstead. Barn-roof, Vowchurch (13), 1893; Ley. Likely to be met withthroughout the county on our old stone roofs, but especially on its western andnorthern sides.