Field Bryology - Previous Issues 2011

Articles in theses issues are available via the links below as Acrobat PDF files.

	Volume 105 November 2011 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
	Volume 104 June 2011 Articles Mixed northern hepatic mat: a threatened and unique bryophyte community Rory Hodd & Micheline Sheehy Skeffington Encouraging bryophyte recording in Ireland: a mini-flora of the Wicklow Mountains Joanne Denyer Ecology and distribution of Grimmia crinita Brid. Henk Greven The psychology of discovery: finding and recognizing uncommon bryophytes Mark Lawley Mosses in English literature, part 5: ‘Luminous Moss’ Sean Edwards ‘… And we was all on the cover of Newsweek’ Jim Lawley Field Notes Leptodontium proliferum Ron Porley Poem 11.1.11 Maurice Eakin Beginner’s Corner Confusing urban mosses part 1: ground-dwellers Sharon Pilkington Meeting Reports BBS Autumn Meeting 2010, London Jeff Duckett Border Bryologists 2010 Mark Lawley News and Society Business Future meetings New county records The hepatic year – 2010 / New records – hepatics Sam Bosanquet The moss year – 2010 / New records – mosses Tom Blockeel Opinion Why do bryophytes seem to lack extensive diversity?  Janice Glime
	Volume 103 February 2011 Articles Current status of the known populations of Lejeunea mandonii in Scotland Oliver Moore Molecular bryology: mosses in the genomic era Andrew C. Cuming Worcestershire locations with interesting mosses and liverworts Tessa Carrick The BBS Field Guide: pregnancy and post-partum Mark Lawley Bryophytes Abroad Bryophyte exploration of south-west Sichuan, China David Long Conservation News Nick Hodgetts Beginner’s Corner Sorting the mosses from the liverworts Sharon Pilkington Rare and Interesting 10 Mark Hill Meeting Reports BBS Summer Meeting 2010 – Week 1 Liz Kungu BBS Summer Meeting 2010 – Week 2 Mark Hill BBS survey of Wisley RHS gardens Mark Hill Book Reviews The Mosses and Liverworts of Pembrokeshire (Sam Bosanquet) Mark Pool Atlas of the Bryophytes of South Hampshire (Rod Stern) Andrew Branson Opinion Why museums matter Martin Godfrey