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Current issue – Volume 105 November 2011
An article in this issue is available via the link below as Acrobat PDF file. For past issues click here for 2009-2010 and here for 2011
Two articles in this issue are available via the link below as Acrobat PDF files.
Articles
Notes on Cephaloziella massalongi and C. nicholsonii in Snowdonia, Wales Des Callaghan
Some chromosome counts for the genus Cephaloziella Martin Godfrey
Keys to Grimmia in Europe Eva Maier (translated Peter Erzberger)
The dual process theory as applied to bryological identification Jonathan Sleath
Octospora phagospora: a bryophilous fungus new to Britain Howard Matcham
Bryophytes Abroad
Rediscovery of Rhamphidium purpuratum Mitt. (Bryophyta, Ditrichaceae) in Portugal after more than 60 years Cecília Sérgio, Patricia María Rodríguez-González, António Albuquerque & César Garcia
Ecology Matters
BRECOG update: 5 years remaining Jeff Bates
Bygone Bryologists
Hugh Davies (1739-1821) Mark Lawley
Beginner’s Corner
Confusing urban mosses part 2: masonry-dwellers Sharon Pilkington
Meeting Reports
BBS Spring 2011, Wharfedale Tom Blockeel
Devon Bryophyte Group Mark Pool
News and Society Business
Future meetings
Opinion
Sphagnum harvesting: an antipodean myopia Rod Seppelt