*2: Soil on pathside,
Marsland Mouth, N. of Morwenstow, 1961, JAP & ARP
(BBSUK) (Warburg 1962: 367, Paton 1969a:
717).
A rather nondescript moss, easily overlooked
because immature plants of other Campylopus look
similar.
Habitat notes from Cornwall are as follows. Red
Moor N.R.: unshaded compressed acidic soil on old track in
heathy areas and near edges of Grey Willow
carrs, with Archidium
alternifolium, Pohlia annotina, Racomitrium ericoides.
Minions area: two localities on thin compressed acidic soil at
edges of gravelly tracks in old mine areas, unshaded;
associates include Archidium
alternifolium. Blackpool China Clay Works: open acidic
ground near road and buildings in china clay
works.
Deciduous shoot tips abundant on large patches at
Blackpool China Clay Works, apparently forming propagules. Not
seen c.fr.
