Ptilidium

ESSEX BOTANY AND MYCOLOGY GROUPS

Ptilidium:

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Ptilidium ciliare (L.) Hampe Ciliated Fringewort

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Just one old Essex record. Tiptree Heath 1862. Ezekeil G. Varenne. Specimen in Passmore Edwards Museum Herbarium (now in the Essex Field Club herbarium). BBS ref ???

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Ptilidium pulcherrimum (Weber) Vainio Tree Fringewort

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TQ(51)39	???	18	Near Chingford, on Oak bark, the third station on the Forest. 18 October 1924.[also a note that the Lichen Colloderma oculatum was growing on the Ptilidium]	Essex Field Club Foray Essex Naturalist 21 p.92.
TQ(51)49	4016,9591		Epping Forest, on Oak trunk in neighbourhood of Peartree Plain to the north of the Cuckoo Pits. 1917 .	Joseph Ross Essex Naturalist. 18. p.187-189.
			Same site as above. 1926.	St. John Marriot.

	???	18	Epping Forest, where? Seen in 4^th station on the Forest. 9 November 1935.	Joseph Ross Essex Field Club foray. Essex Naturalist. 21. p.160
	4016,9591	18	Epping Forest, just west of Peartree Plain, several patches on slanting limb of Oak, just as described by Ross in 1917, with Dicranum scoparium and Lophocolea heterophylla, and a large patch of Orthodontium lineare above it.18 March 1978.	K J Adams Herb. KJA.
	???	18	Epping Forest, on beech 2 miles away from Cuckoo Pits site. November 1923.	F W Thorrington Essex Naturalist. 21 p.15.
	???	18	Epping Forest, on Oak just off Chingford Plain 1958 and 1967.	Joseph Ross 1926
	???	18	Epping Forest. On Hornbeam. 1943.	Joseph Ross.
	???	18	Epping Forest, on Oak, 1950.	Joseph Ross & J H G Peterken
	???	18	Epping Forest, edge of Chingford Plain, 1958. & 1967.	Joseph Ross & Bernard T Ward (1967)
TL(52)51	530,195	19	Hatfield Forest, Lodge Coppice, on slanting pole of coppiced Oak, just SE of track crossroads south of the bomb crater.	Edward C Wallace et BBS.Herb.KJA. Bulletin of British Bryological Society. 46. p.22. 1985.
TQ(51)59	518,962	18	Navestock, Curtismill Green, on trunk of Ash by stream, very small quantity amongst Ulota and Lophocolea. 23 November 1996.	Tim Pyner.
	56,96	18	Coxtie Green, The Mores, on large reclining Birch in dense Alder/Willow marsh. 1965.	Richard E Kendrick
	56,96	18	Coxtie Green, The Mores, as above, the Birch had fallen, but still plentiful and healthy on large chunks of detached bark with Dicroweisa cirrata and Dicranum scoparium. 1967 up to 1972.	K. J. Adams Herb.KJA.
	594,906	18	Little Warley, on rotting Alnus glutinosa stump. 8 November 1984.	Tim Pyner
TQ(51)68	68,87	18	Langdon Hills, Marks Hill N.R. on young ash. 27 March1994.	Peter Furze & Tim Pyner.
TL(52)70	782,042	18	Danbury Common, on Sallow in pond, large patch, with antheridia.12 October 2002.	Tim Pyner
	79,06	18	Woodham Walter, Twitty Fee valley. on Oak. 1952.	Francis Rose
	c.7925,0634	18	Woodham Walter, Twitty Fee, on inclined limb of old twisted Oak, several tufts amongst Dicranoweisia cirrata & Lophocolea heterophylla, by south side of stream just west of bridge. August 1968. No sign in May 1982.	K.J.Adams Herb.KJA
	c.7925,0640	18	Woodham Walter, Twitty Fee Valley,on horizontal limb of stunted Oak, several large patches with Lophocolea heterophylla. Short distance north of the bridge on east side of track. 15 May 1982.	K.J.Adams
TL(52)92	974,210	19	Kingsford Bridge Marsh N.R., on vertical trunk of Salix alba var. caerulea. 27 April 1985.	K.J.Adams, P.J.Wanstall & A.J.Harrington.