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Images of microscopically confirmed specimens on a basalt outcrop in Cressbrook dale

I think, could also maybe be young formosum plants. Growing bare peat on a land slip in very small quantities

On Betula pubescenes. Note recurved teeth on leaf tip

On compacted, rubbly chalk soil on edge of woodland in partial shade. Plants small and scrappy

On sandstone. Plants lack flagelliform branches. Perianth trigonous to base.

Growing around tree root.

North facing damp slope

Side of forest track

Tiny plants growing through liverworts on birch next to a waterfall in a hyperoceanic gorge. Note narrow leaf insertion and presence of third tooth (the old name being Plagiochila tridenticulata)

With copious brown gemmae. On mineral soil bank in old quarry

On clay riverbank of River Severn

Or a very robust Barbula convoluta? On detritus over calcareous stone in shade under trees

3-lobed unlike the commoner L. reptans. On coastal wooded slopes

The capsule lid is diagnostic.