Musci Acrocarpi Boreali-Americani
et Europaei

DISTRIBUTED BY JOHN M. HOLZINGER

590. Fissidens manateensis A. J. Grout, n, sp.

Very similar to F. Julianus (Savi) Sch., and difficult to
distinguish when sterile. Leaves averaging narrower and
usually shorter except the perichaetial leaves. Archegonia
and capsules borne at the end of a main branch: seta 1—3
m m long; peristome fully developed, deeply cleft, the equal
divisions long, slender, and obliquely striate.

Attached to a log in creek near the road from Oneco to
Arcadia, Manatee Co., Fla.

Coll. Dr. A. J. Grout.

March 9, 1926.

Yale University Herbarium

YU.223460