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Mosses continued: Pogonatum aloides

A few plants on the side of a ditch, Outney Common, Bungay. TM39F, 6 June. With abundant sporophytes on soil around roots of three fallen trees, Great Birch Wood, Tattingstone. TM13P, 3 November.

Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus

On the bank of saline lagoon Shingle Street TM34R, 7 August 1989 (D. Strauss). An unusual habitat for a species that is considered by some to be an indicator of ancient woodland.

Tortula vahliana

On the vertical clay bank of a disused pit, Tunstall. TM35M, 29 December.

Weissia brachycarpa var. obliqua

On a forest track, Elveden TL78I, 23 January, Open grassland, Knettishall Heath TL98K, 14 May.

References Hill, M. O., Preston, C. D. & Smith A. J. E. (1994). Atlas of the Bryophytes of Britain and Ireland, Vol. 3. Harley Books Sanford, M. N. & Fisk R. J. (2010). A Flora of Suffolk. D. K. & M. N. Sanford, Ipswich. Smith, A. J. E. (2004). The Moss Flora of Britain and Ireland. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Richard Fisk 35 Fair Close Beccles NR34 9QR

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