South Wales Bryophytes

Glamorgan's two easternmost tetrads, ST28M and N, have a lot in common: both are on the inside of a bend in the River Rhymney, have less...

There was a healthy colony of a  Callicostella   sp. (Hookeriaceae) growing on the bottom of a hanging bromeliad and fern display (photo...

I associate  Anomodon viticulosus  with limestone, although it is known to grow occasionally on base rich sandstones. It is fairly local in ...

Saturday's Glamorgan Botany Group trip to Michaelston-le-pit in the eastern Vale provided a good opportunity to have a first look at thi...

Like Barry I've had few opportunities to get out mossing during the last week, but yesterday lunchtime I managed some time in the sunshi...