On rocky outctop. No line of modified cells

?

A microfungal parasite of the moss Thuidium tamariscinum comprising numerous minute black fruitbodies.

Bryophyta sp.

Growing with Nardia compressa on gritstone rock in very small stream on heather moorland. Leaves 3-4mm long.

In rotten log next to stream in beech wood, with Barbilophozia sp.

Growing on wall in sheltered position. One stem 7mm long. Leaves up to 3mm long with white hair points. Capsules 2mm long. Photo 7 shows cells in capsule wall.

On mossy branch of old sycamore. Stem leaves about 0.5mm, branch leaves smaller and narrower. Have short nerve. Seta 3mm, calyptra 2mm.

On Iffley Lock

Growing on gritstone rocks in small fast-flowing stream. Third photo is a stem leaf at x40.

Growing in crevice of limestone boulders in open grassland.

Growing on soil bank of permanent running water

Thin plaits of rope.
Growing on soil bank of permanent running water

This moss was found growing in fairly hard soil with lots of small stones. Lots of run off water in the area.

Perhaps 2 species here, apologies. 14mm from rain previous night.

Sorry for not great cellphone photos

As I walked past, I thought the seeds were part of the moss, but they must have fallen off a nearby tree.

very wet drip, veld 2yrs old; sorry for dreadful pics

Tree-trunk moss

On shaded part of Jackalberry trunk.
Fluctuates between crusty brown covering and lush green carpet depending on rain.

Moss

Liverwort?

Waterfall sphagnum

Bryopsida sp.

About 2cm tall.

Moss

Table Mountain moss

Saw an interesting mix of dry mosses and lichens in many of the equally dry looking trees near the cable station.

Moss dt