Pseudocrossidium hornschuchianum
(Schultz) R.H.ZanderDioicous. Dense flat turfs on soil. Stems 5–10 mm tall, innovating below perichaetia. Leaves spreading to reflexed when moist, curled and twisted around the stem when dry, narrowly triangular; apex acuminate; costa excurrent in a short arista; margins strongly revolute to apex; laminal cells in apical half quadrate to hexagonal, isodiametric, 10–14 μm wide, papillose; basal cells quadrate, becoming rectangular in a small patch adjacent to costa, hyaline, smooth. Seta c. 6 mm long, reddish brown. Capsules cylindric, 0.8–1.5 mm long. Operculum rostrate from conic base.
MuM, Wim, VVP, GipP, Gold. Known in Victoria from Lake Crosby in the north-west and possibly Horsham. Also WA, SA, NSW and Tas. Europe, south-west Africa, northern and southern Africa.