Abstract
Grimmia anomala is reported from seven sites in Scotland and Ireland. Confusion in the past with Grimmia hartmanii has meant that this species has been overlooked. Its occurrence in Scandinavia and the Faroes means that its sites in Scotland are not unexpected but the Irish localities for this boreal-montane species are noteworthy.
Thanks to Malcolm Watling for preparing the figure, to Silvia Pressel for the cryo-SEM images and to Robert Thompson for the photo of G. anomala. Nick Hodgetts and Neil Lockhart supplied information on the Easky Lough site as did Tom Blockeel for the recent site on Lough Alone. We are grateful to the National Museum of Wales, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and the Stockholm Museum for the loan of material.
Taxonomic Additions and Changes: Nil.