1028 C Same as 1075, immature 1029 Funaria hygrometrica with small portion of Bryum ? 1030 c same as 1027 an Amblystegium, but rather larger leaves & more serrate along with a bryum that has rather wide cells & narrow base, with Duvalii habit 1031 possibly Brachythecium albicans 1034 seems same as 1027, but in good fruit, & synoicous, though antherids & archegons small. 1035 Bryum Rather wide cells, border of narrow cells, rather narrow. border harrowly recurved from just below apex to base, point excurrent, sometimes percurrent, not longly excurrent, usually slightly serrate at apex of leaf. Leaf widest just above base. Synoicous. Capsule long, with pointed lid :ot mammilate, teeth pale, slightly punctate, inner peristome well developed, annulus of two rows of elongated cells, lid with a row of longer cells at margin, border of capsule with two rows of rather smaller incrassate cells. 1032 Harpidia, with exannulatum auricles, but entire leaf, no serrations, & very narrow cells. Nerve not up into acumen, slightly plicate, & falcate; not, or not markedly pinnate. 1033 ? same as 1027, but habit as H Stellatum group. (1091 ? same as 1035 but with smaller capsule, & point more excurrent, synoicous, inner peristome ? as only parts seen 1098 Dioicous, no antherids found, though female plants common. Leaves wide, concave with wide cells, no narrow cells at border, & usually plane border. Very small leaves. point rather abrupt from pbtuse leaf apex, usually not longly excurrent, & often only composed at top of one layer of cells. Capsule very small with no neck, peristome perfectly eu-bryum. Thought at first an immature Bryum, but seems perfectly developed. 1036 seems as 1035 but lid about mammilate