ANOMODON TOCCOÆ, Sulliv. & Lesqx.
Tab. 76, A.
Plantæ colore et vegetandi habitu præcedenti similes.
Caulis primarius prostratus, flagelliforniis, defoliatus vel micro-phyllus, parce radiculosus; secundarii erecti, unciales et ultra, subsimplices vel saepius irregulariter ramosi, densius foliati, in sicco subcircinati.
Folia erecto-patentia, e basi ovata oblonga, acuta, carinato-concava, apicem versus grosse inæqualiter dentata, basi subplicata ibidemque margine revoluta; areolatione pulchra e cellulis minutissimis quadrato-rotundis oblique seriatis composita; costa valida tereti subcontinua superne flexuosa: perichætialia superiora lanceolata, sensim filiformi-atteiiuata costata. Cætera ignota.
Anomodon Toccoæ, Sulliv. & Lesqx. Musc. Bor.-Amer. Exsicc. (ed. 1). No. 240; Sulliv. Mosses U. States, p. 58.
Hab. On rocks, Toccoa Falls, Northern Georgia, Lesquereux.
In the Herbarium of the late Dr. Taylor are specimens marked "Neckera Nepalensis, T. T. Mss. Nepal," apparently the same as those from Toccoa Falls, with fruit (imperfect) not unlike that of A. attenuatus.
TAB. 76, A.—Anomodon Toccoæ.
1. Planta feminea naturali magnitudine.
2. Pars caulis secundarii.
3. 4. Folia ejusdem.
5, 6. Areolatio.
7. Sectiones transversales folii.
8. Perichætium.
9. 10. Folia perichætialia.
11. Archegoniiun et paraphysis.
