A patch of
Syntrichia ruralis ssp.
ruraliformis lacking hairpoints was something I've not come across previously. I could find any reference to varietal status, though the reduced hairpoint character seems analogous to that of
S. montana var.
calva. The site is comprised brownfield dune vegetation on rubble and sand behind the hard engineered sea defences. Lots of
Glaucium flavum too, with close to 300 counted.
At Penllergaer, a large mound of Leucobryum glaucum that had developed at the base of a large Rhododendron at was new for SS69, though the tree had been cut down and the regrowth provided minimal shade / humidity. It looks like this area could be lost to the expanding residential development taking place at the site.
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