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All the species that have been added to this database have been found and (with a very few exceptions) photographed in Heene Cemetery. [Number of species matching these criteria: 6.]
Silver-moss
Silver-moss is silver-green or whitish-green when dry and grows on bare earth in Heene Cemetery.
(Bryum argenteum)
(Bryum mosses)
Capillary Thread-moss
Capillary Thread-moss grows in a wide range of habitats; in the Cemetery it is found on the rough gravel of graves.
(Bryum capillare)
(Bryum Mosses)
Bicoloured Bryum
Bicoloured Bryum with groups of tiny bulbils just visible in several places, forming circles around the central axil.
(Bryum dichotomum bulbils)
(Bryum mosses)
Crimson-tuber Thread-moss
This is a small and delicate Bryum, with shoots being no longer than 1 centimetre. The diagnostic red tubers are merely a quarter of a millimetre in diameter, and will be obvious when viewed through a magnifying lens.
(Bryum rubens)
(Bryum mosses)
Violet/Mauve Thread-moss
This species is a common moss of arable fields and waste ground.
(Bryum ruderale rhizoids)
(Bryum mosses)
Pink-fruited Thread-moss
This moss forms scattered shoots or tufts and has delicate, pale green leaves with reddish stems.
(Pohlia melanodon)
(Bryum mosses)