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Comments<br />
Disjunct from Scotland?<br />
Edge of GB range?<br />
Prop (%) of GB population<br />
Wales extant (post-1970)<br />
Wales hectads (all records)<br />
Significant decline?<br />
Europe Red List<br />
Section 42 Wales<br />
Native/alien status<br />
Criteria<br />
Wales Red List<br />
Taxon<br />
MLH<br />
GB Red List 2011<br />
GB Red List 2005<br />
L Conocephalum salebrosum Native 34 34 61 Recently recognised and under-recorded in Britain - not threatened<br />
M Conostomum tetragonum RE Native >50% 1 0 0 S Lost from Caernarfon (Glyders 1910, Snowdon 1919; Hill, 1988)<br />
M Coscinodon cribrosus Native 28 22 52 Frequent on the north coasts of Pembrokeshire & Cardiganshire, apparently more so than elsewhere in GB, but perhaps under-recorded in<br />
England and Scotland<br />
M Cratoneuron filicinum Native<br />
M Cryphaea heteromalla Native<br />
M Ctenidium molluscum<br />
var. condensatum Native<br />
M Ctenidium molluscum var. molluscum Native<br />
M Ctenidium molluscum var. robustum DD Native 2 2 13 Southern edge in Carmarthenshire (Afon Clydach 2003; Bosanquet et al., 2005)<br />
M Cynodontium bruntonii Native<br />
M Cynodontium jenneri Native 4 3 4 S Southern edge in Meirionydd (Moelwyn Bach)<br />
M Cynodontium polycarpon EN A, B Native >50% 2 1 17 S Southern edge in Meirionydd, lost from 1 or perhaps both sites (Cadair Idris to 1860; Cwm Croesor to 1970)<br />
VU VU M Daltonia splachnoides DD Native 1 1 10 E Recently found in a conifer plantation in Carmarthenshire (SDS Bosanquet pers. obs., 2010), spreading rapidly in Ireland and clearly a recent<br />
colonist in Wales so not considered to be threatened<br />
VU NT M Dendrocryphaea lamyana VU D2 Native S42 VU 5 5 36 N Northern edge in Cardiganshire, significant part of GB population is on Afon Teifi (Holyoak, 2002), also on Afon Tywi (Bosanquet et al., 2005)<br />
M Dialytrichia mucronata Native 29 24 11 W Western edge in Pembrokeshire (Sandy Haven)<br />
NE VU M Dialytrichia saxicola RE Native >50% 1 0 0 N Northern edge in Caernarfon, only Welsh record (Prenteg 1927; Bates et al., 2007)<br />
M Dichodontium flavescens Native 13 8 22 Under-recorded in GB because only identifiable when fruiting<br />
M Dichodontium palustre Native<br />
M Dichodontium pellucidum Native<br />
M Dicranella cerviculata NT B Native 30 17 7 Lost from Monmouthshire, Glamorgan, Radnorshire & Pembrokeshire in 20th century<br />
M Dicranella crispa EN A, B Native >50% 2 1 2 Lost from Meirionydd (Morfa Dyffryn) since 1911, found in Radnorshire by Mark Lawley in 2009<br />
M Dicranella heteromalla Native<br />
M Dicranella rufescens Native<br />
M Dicranella schreberiana Native<br />
M Dicranella staphylina Arch?<br />
M Dicranella subulata Native<br />
M Dicranella varia Native<br />
M Dicranodontium asperulum CR B Native DD 1 1 3 S Southern edge in Caernarfon, only Welsh site<br />
M Dicranodontium denudatum Native<br />
M Dicranoweisia cirrata Native<br />
M Dicranoweisia crispula EN B Native 2 2 4 S Southern edge in Caernarfon, lost from 1 of 3 sites (Hill, 1988)<br />
M Dicranum bonjeanii Native<br />
M Dicranum flagellare VU D2 Native 3 3 8 Rare in eastern Wales and perhaps only a casual here<br />
M Dicranum fuscescens Native<br />
DD DD M Dicranum leioneuron Native 7 6 43 S Southern edge in Brecknock, but taxonomically confused and perhaps not a true British species (G.P. Rothero pers. comm.)<br />
M Dicranum majus Native<br />
M Dicranum montanum Native 13 13 6 Occasional in eastern Wales, perhaps spreading westwards<br />
M Dicranum polysetum WL Native 1 1 2 W Western edge in Anglesey (Newborough Forest), where a relatively recent arrival<br />
M Dicranum scoparium Native<br />
M Dicranum scottianum Native<br />
M Dicranum tauricum Native<br />
VU VU M Dicranum undulatum EN A, B Native S42 >50% 4 1 5 S Southern edge in Cardiganshire (Cors Fochno), where last seen in 1967 (Hale, 1998) and not refound in 2009, still extant in Denbighshire<br />
(Bettisfield Moss)<br />
M Didymodon acutus Native 14 8 10 Widespread on coastal limestone, rarer inland<br />
M Didymodon fallax Native<br />
M Didymodon ferrugineus Native<br />
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