Bryophyte Records

Bryophyte records

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English Name	Latin Name
Aloe Haircap	Pogonatum aloides	Map
Autumn Flapwort	Jamesoniella autumnalis	Map
Bearded Pawwort	Barbilophozia barbata	Map
Beech Feather-moss	Eurhynchium crassinervium	Map
Bicoloured Bryum	Bryum bicolor s.l.	Map
Bicoloured Bryum	Bryum dichotomum	Map
Big Shaggy-moss	Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus	Map
Black Rock-moss	Andreaea rupestris	Map
Blunt Cord-moss	Entosthodon obtusus	Map
Blunt-bud Thread-moss	Pohlia bulbifera	Map
Blunt-fruited Pottia	Tortula modica	Map
Blunt-leaved Earwort	Diplophyllum obtusifolium	Map
Blushing Bryum	Bryum elegans	Map
Bog Germanderwort	Riccardia latifrons	Map
Bog Pincerwort	Cephalozia macrostachya	Map
Bog-moss Flapwort	Odontoschisma sphagni	Map
Bordered Thyme-moss	Mnium marginatum	Map
Bordered Thyme-moss	Mnium marginatum var. marginatum	Map
Bristly Haircap	Polytrichum piliferum	Map
Bristly Swan-neck Moss	Campylopus atrovirens var. atrovirens	Map
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Notes

These maps do not show the locations of species considered by the British Bryological Society to be vulnerable to collection. In Shropshire the only species listed under this category is Marsh Flapwort (Jamesoniella undulifolia). If you need information regarding this species in Shropshire please contact Mark Lawley, the county recorder for bryophytes (m.lawley@virgin.net)

Maps of bryophytes (and other species) are also available from the NBN Gateway.

Field Meetings

The current program of events for the Border Bryologists can be found by clicking here. Accounts of previous meetings can be found on the Border Bryologists Website.

For any more information or to submit records please contact Dan Wrench at Natural.environment@shropshire.gov.uk

	About the data
The maps shown here use data supplied by Mark Lawley the county recorder for bryophytes (mosses, liverworts, and hornworts), the Biological Records Centre, and the Shropshire Botanical Society. For further details about bryophytes in Shropshire and for a spreadsheet of summary data please visit the following web site: www.britishbryologicalsociety.org.uk [Return to the Recording Groups page]

About the maps

Search and select a species by the english or scientific name then click 'Map'.

The blue square represents a tetrad (2x2km) and when you click the map a tetrad sized square will be highlighted. To the right of the map you will be told the grid reference of where you clicked, the tetrad name, plus the year the species was last seen there.

Click 'Satellite' on the map to use satellite or aerial photos as the backdrop. Use the ' + ' and ' - ' symbols to zoom in and zoom out. Click and hold the map to move around.

You can also zoom to a postcode or place using the search window.

To create a link to that specific place click 'link to this map' at the bottom of the map then copy the web page address from the address window at the top of the screen.