The following mosses were noted during a brief visit to Pennard Castle to check out the Yellow Whitlow-grass:
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Tortella nitida (Neat Crisp-moss) wet |
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Tortella nitida (Neat Crisp-moss) dry |
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Tortella nitida (Neat Crisp-moss)
main associate of Yellow Whitlow-grass (Draba aizoides) |
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Syntrichia montana (Intermediate Screw-moss) |
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Syntrichia montana (Intermediate Screw-moss) |
Other species noted were Anomodon viticulosus (Rambling Tail-moss), Homalothecium sericeum (Silky Wall Feather-moss) and Tortula muralis (Wall Screw-moss), but no doubt there will have been others.
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