Identificaciones de phidias

On crumbling limestone outcrop in ancient woodland.

On limestone rock in ancient woodland with other bryophytes. Leaves about 2mm long. Stem leaves broader than branch leaves. Most had a single nerve, but one branch leaf had a forked nerve.

On shaded, damp limestone rock outcrop in ancient woodland. Leaves 2mm long. Toothed margins where colourless basal cells merge with green papillose cells.

In upland grassland with heather by stream. It doesn't look like the branch leaf cells are papillose, though...

On the edge of upland flush with Sphagnum denticulatum.

A few patches among grass beside upland stream.

At base of heather among upland grassland beside stream.

On tree trunk

Also called Palm-tree Moss.

On soil in crevice of limestone outcrop.

Frequent patches in limestone dale.

Ash tree epiphyte. Abundant gemmae with longitudinal divisions.

In crevice of limestone outcrop with Fissidens dubius. Shoots 4mm tall. Leaves 2mm long. Rhizoids with red tubers.

One patch at base of rock outcrop in limestone dale.

In limestone dale.

On sheltered rock outcrop in limestone dale. Leaves hooded. Looks like a type of lichen is growing on it.

On rock outcrop in woodland of limestone dale. Leaves 4mm long.

On soil of old anthill.

By spring in limestone dale. Leaves straight.

On bare soil in limestone dale. Nerve looks channelled maybe.

With Rhytidium rugosum and Dicranum scoparium on side of limestone dale

On lower part of rock outcrop in limestone dale woodland.

On bare soil in limestone dale with Ptychostomum pallens. Leaves up to 1mm long with recurved margins.

On soil over limestone rock outcrops. Leaves 3.5mm long.