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Comments Disjunct from Scotland? Edge of GB range? Prop (%) of GB population Wales extant (post-1970) Wales hectads (all records) Significant decline? Europe Red List Section 42 Wales Native/alien status Criteria Wales Red List Taxon MLH GB Red List 2011 GB Red List 2005 M Ephemerum minutissimum Native M Ephemerum recurvifolium VU D2 Native Rare 4 4 3 W Western edge in Pembrokeshire where 2 sites, 1 site in Monmouthshire & 1 in Caernarfon, perhaps under-recorded M Ephemerum serratum Native M Epipterygium tozeri Native L Eremonotus myriocarpus Native 9 6 8 S Southern edge in Brecknock (Craig Cerrig Gleisiad) M Eucladium verticillatum Native M Eurhynchium striatum Native M Fissidens adianthoides Native M Fissidens bryoides var. bryoides Native M Fissidens bryoides var. caespitans Native 101 84 35 Probably better-recorded in Wales than elsewhere in GB M Fissidens celticus Native M Fissidens crassipes Native M Fissidens crispus WL Native >50% 17 8 12 Apparent decline as records based on herbarium review, few bryologists seem to find <strong>this</strong> species now but it is scattered in Pembrokeshire EN EN M Fissidens curvatus EN B Native S42 DD 8 5 31 N Northern edge in Caernarfon, seen at only 4 sites since 1970 (near Harlech 1975; Rock Dingle 1999; Dryslwyn Castle 2002 & 2008; near Llandeilo 2009) M Fissidens dubius Native M Fissidens exilis Native M Fissidens fontanus Native 7 7 12 W Western edge in Pembrokeshire (Haverfordwest), also at Monmouth and in Denbighshire (Bangor on Dee) M Fissidens gracilifolius Native M Fissidens incurvus Native NT NT M Fissidens monguillonii Native Rare 8 8 50 N Northern edge on Anglesey (Gwredog 1988), also Denbighshire (Trefriw 1978), 2 sites in Carmarthenshire and 6 in Pembrokeshire M Fissidens osmundoides Native M Fissidens polyphyllus VU D2 Native 5 5 23 Still thriving on the Afon Glaslyn and in nearby sea caves M Fissidens pusillus Native M Fissidens rivularis Native 22 21 39 Locally common in south Wales, especially the Brecon Beacons area M Fissidens rufulus Native 32 22 28 S Southern edge in Glamorgan VU VU M Fissidens serrulatus RE Native S42 >50% 1 0 0 N Northern edge was in Meirionydd (Pencob), where last seen in 1968 and not refound during a targeted search in 2009 M Fissidens taxifolius var. pallidicaulis Native 8 8 15 Convincing material comes from north and mid Wales south to Carmarthenshire (Mynydd Mallaen) M Fissidens taxifolius var. taxifolius Native M Fissidens viridulus Native M Fontinalis antipyretica var. antipyretica Native M Fontinalis antipyretica var. gracilis WL Native >50% 16 8 9 Apparent decline because of lack of interest in varieties of Fontinalis antipyretica M Fontinalis squamosa var. squamosa Native L Fossombronia angulosa Native 7 7 30 Extant in at least 5 of 6 Pembrokeshire sites and at 2 of 3 near Porthmadog, but lost from Meirionydd (Minffordd 1921; Hill, 1988) L Fossombronia caespitiformis WL Native 9 5 14 N Lost from Lancashire, northern edge now in Caernarfon, also lost from north Pembrokeshire & Carmarthenshire, F. husnotii now considered a form of F. caespitiformis NT LC L Fossombronia fimbriata CR D Native Rare 4 4 24 S Southern edge in Brecknock/Carmarthenshire (Pont ar Wysg); more than half of post-1970 British records from 6 sites in 2 hectads in Pembrokeshire (Preseli & Carn Ingli). No colony has more than 10 plants and the entire Welsh population is
36 Comments Disjunct from Scotland? Edge of GB range? Prop (%) of GB population Wales extant (post-1970) Wales hectads (all records) Significant decline? Europe Red List Section 42 Wales Native/alien status Criteria Wales Red List Taxon MLH GB Red List 2011 GB Red List 2005 L Frullania microphylla var. microphylla Native L Frullania tamarisci Native L Frullania teneriffae Native M Funaria hygrometrica Native M Glyphomitrium daviesii EN A, B Native Rare >50% 8 4 3 S Southern edge in Pembrokeshire (Mynydd Dinas & Craig Talfynydd), two recent records for Meirionydd (Newton, 2004) not in BBS database, lost from other north Wales sites M Grimmia alpestris CR B Native 1 1 33 S Yes Southern edge in Meirionydd (Cadair Idris 2001), 1 of 3 GB records (Long, 2008) VU VU M Grimmia arenaria VU- B- Native DD 8 5 45 S Southern edge in Cardiganshire, most of GB population is in Wales although recent records suggest overlooked in Lake District LC NT M Grimmia atrata Native Rare 12 8 35 S Southern edge in Cardiganshire (Cwmystwyth) M Grimmia decipiens NT B Native 17 9 17 Lost from Montgomeryshire & Anglesey and apparently declining in north Wales (Hill, 1988), but no decline evident in the south M Grimmia donniana Native EN VU M Grimmia elongata VU- B- Native S42 7 5 45 S Southern edge in Cardiganshire (Padell Nant Wyddon), only 4 north Wales records since 1970 but unlikely to have been lost from its 4 other sites and a similar 'decline' in Lake District appears to be false (F. Cameron pers. comm.) M Grimmia funalis VU- A- Native >50% 16 7 5 S Southern edge in Pembrokeshire (Mynydd Preseli), few recent records from north Wales but no reason to suspect a decline M Grimmia hartmanii Native M Grimmia incurva Native 8 6 27 S Southern edge in Pembrokeshire (3 sites on Mynydd Preseli), very rare in north Wales (Hill, 1988) but recently found new to Cadair Idris and perhaps overlooked elsewhere M Grimmia laevigata NT B Native 21 14 33 Apparently declining in north Wales, where lost from Meirionydd & Anglesey, but no decline in the south M Grimmia lisae Native 22 19 49 Includes G. retracta & G. trichophylla var. subsquarrosa, well recorded in Wales M Grimmia longirostris VU D2 Native 5 5 11 Recently found at 2 sites in Monmouthshire (both near Cwmyoy), 1 in Radnorshire (Stanner Rocks), 1 in Montgomeryshire (Breidden Hill) and 1 in Meirionydd (Moel-y-gest) M Grimmia montana EN A, B Native >50% 7 2 9 Lost from Monmouthshire, Meirionydd, Caernarfon & Anglesey, extant at 2 sites in Radnorshire & 1 in Pembrokeshire M Grimmia orbicularis Native 18 11 20 Locally abundant on Gower (Bosanquet, 2008a) and Great Orme's Head (Hodgetts, 2003b), also on Anglesey and in the north-east, as well as a single site in Pembrokeshire (Stackpole), lost from Meirionydd M Grimmia ovalis Native 19 15 34 Core of GB range is in Monmouthshire (16 sites), Brecknock & Herefordshire; otherwise thriving at Stanner Rocks, and present at single sites in Carmarthenshire (Bosanquet et al., 2005) & Denbighshire (Hill, 1988) M Grimmia pulvinata Native M Grimmia ramondii Native VU NT M Grimmia tergestina VU D2 Native 1 1 10 Only Welsh record is from Great Orme's Head (Hodgetts, 2003b), but species appears to be spreading in southern Britain M Grimmia torquata Native 23 17 11 S Southern edge in Brecknock (Bosanquet & Motley, 2008) M Grimmia trichophylla Native VU VU L Gymnocolea acutiloba EN B Native 3 3 75 S Yes Southern edge in Meirionydd (Rhinogs & Arenig Fawr; TBDB; Blackstock & Newton, 1999); otherwise only known in GB from Easterness L Gymnocolea inflata Native L Gymnomitrion concinnatum Native 9 7 5 Single outliers in Devon and Pembrokeshire (near Ceibwr Bay), southern edge of core range is Montgomeryshire (Dylife) NT NT L Gymnomitrion corallioides RE Native >50% 1 0 0 S Yes Lost from Caernarfon (Snowdon summit 1912; Hill, 1988), now southern edge in Perthshire L Gymnomitrion crenulatum Native L Gymnomitrion obtusum Native M Gymnostomum aeruginosum Native M Gymnostomum calcareum Native 11 7 9 Widespread but scarce on shaded limestone M Gymnostomum viridulum Native 21 21 29 Frequent in the south-west on calcareous dunes and wall mortar, scarce further north-east M Gyroweisia tenuis Native EN NT M Habrodon perpusillus VU D2 Native S42 4 4 25 Declined significantly in most of GB, detailed surveys of 3 of 4 Welsh colonies indicate that all are potentially vulnerable to shading out M Hageniella micans VU D2 Native RT 3 2 5 S Southern edge in Meirionydd, where thought extinct but recently rediscovered at 2 sites (Coed Aberartro & Cwm Bychan) M Hamatocaulis vernicosus Native DD 59 52 49 Locally abundant in parts of Brecknock, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire & Cardiganshire (Bosanquet et al., 2006), less common (or less well-recorded) in north Wales L Haplomitrium hookeri Native Rare 8 8 7 Recorded from far more sites in south Wales (13) than north Wales (2) so probably overlooked in the north L Harpalejeunea molleri Native 23 19 7 Relatively widespread in oceanic woodlands, especially in north Wales
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