BIOSdBICES LIBRARY

FLOKA METROPOLITANA;

OK,

Botanical

WITHIN THIRTY MILES OF LONDON.

BEING THE RESULTS OF NUMEROUS EXCURSIONS MADE IN 1833, 34, 35,

FURNISHING A LIST OF THOSE PLANTS THAT HAVE BEEN FOUND

ON THE DIFFERENT HEATHS, WOODS, COMMONS, HILLS, ETC.

SURROUNDING THE METROPOLIS (MORE PARTICULARLY

THE COUNTIES OF SURREY AND KENT) CHIEFLY

FROM ACTUAL OBSERVATION, AND THE

LATEST AUTHORITIES.

INTENDED FOR

THE STUDENT IN PRACTICAL BOTANY,

WITH A. LIST OF THE LAND AND FRESH-WATER SHELLS OF THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON.

BY
DANIEL COOPER.

LONDON:
S. HIGHLEY, 32, FLEET STREET.

1836.

BIOLOGY,

LONDON :

BY STEWART AVD CO.
OLD BAILEY.

LIBRARY
TO

JAMES FORBES YOUNG, ESQ. M.D.

WHO HAS MANIFESTED SO MUCH INTEREST IN THE
'PROGRESS OF THIS SMALL WORK,

THE FOLLOWING PAGES

ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED,

AS AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF HIS FREQUENT ACTS
OF KINDNESS,

BY HIS PUPIL,

DANIEL COOPER.

989

PREFACE.

THE acknowledged and daily-felt want of a work, on
the plan of the following, of a truly practical descrip-
tion, has induced the Author to prepare this outline,
hoping it may prove of some utility to the Student
while pursuing his researches in the fields. The diffi-
culties to be overcome in a work of this kind are nume-
rous. To exhibit the actual Flora of the country thirty
miles round London, and to give the precise locality of
every individual plant would be next to impossible ; the
only means by which an approximation to this could be
effected, would be, by the noble-minded and generous
Botanist sending the results of his own excursions to
those who have the power of making them public pro-
perty. It is with that view that the Author has presented
the results of his own labours, combined with those of

VI PREFACE.

his friends, which he has arranged according to the
best and latest improvements in the science.

The object of this work is to provide the student
with a series of Botanical Excursions, all of which are
within thirty miles of the Metropolis.

The Author regrets that other demands upon his
time have prevented him from paying so much attention
to Essex and Middlesex as he has done to Surrey and
Kent, but he flatters himself he has collected and ar-
ranged the data (occasionally from other authorities) in
such a form as will be found serviceable to the student.
It must not be supposed that he may go to any of the
following localities, for example Wimbledon Common, at
any period of the season and find every plant that is
mentioned as growing there — by no means — the deve-
lopement and time of flowering of plants, is greatly
influenced by the peculiarities of the season, whether
warm or cold, &c. It cannot indeed be expected that an
individual walking even quietly and carefully over any
one of the localities subsequently mentioned, would by
chance perceive in one excursion every plant that is there
enumerated. Many plants, (as the Addenda will show),
have been overlooked, even though Wimbledon Common
has been visited by the Author upwards of thirty times,
during the last three years,

PREFACE. Vll

The plants throughout are grouped according to the
Natural System, and where the number is sufficient to
place them under their respective orders, they have been
headed with the name of that order, the figures suc-
ceeding the name, correspond to the page where the
description of each order is to be found in " Dr. Lind-
ley's Synopsis of the British Flora" The Genera and
Species are then easily found.

Daily additions will of course be continually made to
all the following lists, which if forwarded to the Author
with the name of the finder, will be most thankfully re-
ceived, especially if kindly accompanied with specimens.

It would be an act of ingratitude were the Author to
pass over, without due acknowledgement, those who
have materially helped in the collection of the following
data; the names of Messrs. J. F. Young, Carter, Chat-
terley, Lee, C. Finch, J. Mitchell, Mrs. Gawler, and
Watson's New Botanist's Guide, &c. will be continually
met with in the succeeding pages, to whom he begs to
return his most sincere thanks for their kind exertions.

82. Blackfriars Road, London.
February, 1836.

FIELD FLOWERS.

YE field flowers ! the gardens eclipse you, 'tis true,
Yet, wildings of Nature, I dote upon you,

For ye waft me to summers of old :
When the earth teemed around me with fairy delight,
And when daisies and buttercups gladdened my sight,

Like treasures of silver and gold.

I love you for lulling me back into dreams

Of the blue Highland mountains and echoing streams,

And of broken glades breathing their balm :
While the deer were seen glancing in sunshine remote,
And the deep mellow crush of the wood-pigeon's note

Made music that sweetened the calm.

Not a pastoral song has a pleasanter tune

Than ye speak to my heart, little wildings of June ;

Of old ruinous castles ye tell :

Where I thought it delightful your beauties to find,
When the magic of Nature first breathed on my mind,

And your blossoms were part of her spell.

Ev'n now what affections the violet awakes !
What loved little island, twice seen in their lakes,

Can the wild water lily restore !
What landscapes I read in the primroses' looks,
And what pictures of pebbled and minnowy brooks

In the vetches that tangled their shore !

Earth's cultureless buds, to my heart ye were dear,
Ere the fever of passion, or ague of fear

Had scathed my existence's bloom ;
Once I welcome you, in life's passionless stage,
With the visions of youth to revisit my age,

And I wish you to grow on my tomb.

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INDEX TO THE LOCALITIES.

Page

Abbey Wood, near Erith . 60
Acton, about .... 107
Addenda . . . .116
Banstead Downs ... 29
Barking . ... 95
Barnacle Hill .... 41
Barnes Common ... 22
Battersea Fields . . . . 10
Battleswell, nr. Harefield .112
Bertley, near .... 40
Betch worth, about ... 37
Bishops Wood, Hampstead 103

Blackheath 47

Box Hill and Betchworth

Hills 34

Brockham, about . . . 33
Bromley, about ... 80
Brook, near ... .40
Broomfield, about ... 97
CastleWood, top of Shoot-
ers Hill . ...• 50
Charlton Church, waste

field near . . . 53

Charlton Chalk-pit ... 56
Charlton Wood ... 54
Chelsea, about . . . . 112
Chelmsford, about ... 97
Chigwell, about ... 94
Chingford, about . . . 93
Chiselhurst, about ... 76
Clammer Hill ... 42
Cobham, about .... 81
Colney Hatch . . . .107
Coombe, about .... 21
Coulsdon, about ... 38
Crayford and Dartford ,

road-side between . . 60
Grays, about the ... 77
Croydon, about . . .19
Croydon Canal, banks of 18
Daren t or Dame Wood . 64

Dartford, about ... 61
Dartford Heath, road-side

fr., to Green-str. Green . 63
Devil's Punch Bowl . . 42
Ditton, about . . , .26
Ditton, Thames .... 26
Dorking, about .... 37
Dorking Chalk-pit ... 38
Edmonton, about . . . 106
Eltham, about .... 75
Enfield, about . . . . 106
Epping Forest .... 90
Epsom, about . . . . 31

Erith, about 59

Esher, about 26

Ewell, near 30

Farnboro, about .... 80
Finchley, about . . . .107
Forest Hill ..... 8
Fulham, ditch at Bishop's

Walk 113

Godal mine,*, near .... 40

Gravel Hill 67

Grays Thurrock .... 96
Grays-Wood .... 42
Greenford, about . . . 108
Greenhithe, about. . , 67
Greenhithe Chalk-pits . 67
Greenwich marshes, bet.

Greenwich & Woolwich 52
Greenwich Park .... 48
Guildford,'near ... 39
Guildford 'Chalk-pit . . 44
Hackney, about . . . .105
Hainault Forest . ... 94

Ham, about 26

Ham, West .... 94
Hammersmith-bridge and

Kew, river-side bet. . 23
Hampstead Heath & Caen

Wood 99

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INDEX TO THE LOCALITIES.

Page

Hampton Court, about . 114
Hampton, roadside from,

to Sunbury . . . .114
Hampton, roadside bet.,

and Hampton Court . 114
Hanwell, about .... 107
Harefield, about . . .109
Harefield Common . . . Ill
Harrow, about . . .115
Haslemere, near . . . . 42
Highbury Barn, about . 105
Highgate, about . . .104
Hillingdon, about . . 108
Hind Head Lane ... 42
Hornsey, about . . . 105
Hounslow Heath . . .113
Hyde Park , . . . .112
Ilford, about . . . . . 95
Isleworth, about . . .113
Islington, about . . . 104
Kensington, about . .107
Keston Mark or Common, 78
Leatherhead, about, . .31
Leatherhead, road from

across the Downs . 45
Lee and Eltham, road-side

between ... .73
Lewisham Chalk-pit . . 72
London, about . .98

Loughton, about ... 94
Mickleham, about . . 32
Mickleham, road from

Dorking to . .32

Milford Heath .... 40
Mitcham Common . . 22
Mole River, at Burford

Bridge 33

Moulsey, about ... 28
Muncombe, about ... 96
Muswell Hill . . .104
Northfleet and Gravesend 68

Norwood 16

Ongar . . .59

Paddington, about . . . 104
Park Wood, near Hare-
field ..... 112

Page

Peckham Rye ... 7
Plaistow, about ... 95
Plumstead, about . . 58
Plumstead and Erith, be-
tween 59

Purfleet, about ... 95
Ravensbourne, at Lewis-
ham 72

Richmond 25

Rochester . . . .71
Sevenoaks, about ... 81
Shirley Common ... 22
Shooter's Hill Common . 50
Shooter's Hill, road-side

from Blackheath to . . 49
Shorne and Stroud, road

between . . . .71
Southgate, about . . .115
Staines, about . . .115
Stoke Newington, about . 105
Stone Chalk-pit ... 65
Streatham Common . . 23
Stroud House, &c. . .41
Sunbury, about . . .114
Sutton and Banstead,

fields between. ... 29
Teddington, about . .114
Tilbury Fort, about ... 96
Thorndon, about ... 96
Tottenham, about . . . 106
Twickenham, about . .114
Uxbridge, about . . .108
Walthamstow, about . . 82
Walton-on-Thames,

about 28

Wandsworth Common . 5
Warley Common . . .117
VVest-Coombe Park . . 48
Wey River, at Guildford 43
Weybridge, about . . 44
Wimbledon Common . 1
Witley Park . . .41
Woodford, about ... 84
Woolwich, about, . .51

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SYNONYMS

MADE USE OF IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES.

Agropyrum
Anemagrostis
Airochloa
Alliaria
Anacamptis
Androsaemum
Archangelica .
Arctium
Bunium .
Calystegia .
Caprifolium .
Centranthus
Cerasus .
Chironia
Cistus .
Comarum .
Deschampsia .
Diplotaxis .

Erophila

Echinochloa

Filago .

Glyceria

Gymnadenia

Hedysarum

Helianthemum

Maruta .

Molinia

Neottia .

Phellandrium

Platanthera

Prismatocarpus .

Schedonorus .

Serapias.

Silybum

Tormentilla

Trigonella .

Trisetum

Valerianella

Vulpia .

Triticum.

Agrostis.

Aira.

Erysimum.

Ophrys.

Hypericum

Angelica.

Lappa.

Conopodium.

Convolvulus.

Lonicera.

Valerian a.

Prunus.

Erythraea.

Helianthemum.

Potentilla.

Aira.

Sinapis.

Draba.

Panicum.

Gnaphalium.

Poa.

Orchis.

Onobrychis.

Cistns.

Crepis-Barkhausia.

Melica

Spiranthes.

GCnanthe.

Habenaria.

Campanula.

Festuca.

Epipactis.

Carduus.

Potentilla.

Trifolium.

Avena.

Fedia.

Festuca.

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES.

* signifies the plants have been either found or seen by the Author.

ab. about.

B.G. " Botanist's Guide," by Turner & Dillwyn.

bet. between.

Br. Fl. " British Flora," by Hooker.

E. East, or, Eastward.

Eng. Bot. " English Botany," by Sowerby & Smith.

fr. from.

1. h. left hand.

Mag. Nat. Hist. " Magazine of Natural History," by Loudon.

N. North, or northward.

DT. near.

opp. opposite.

Pam. or Pampl. W. Pamplin.

rd. road.

r. h. right hand.

S. South, or southward.

"Yyt. Tyton, — see list of plants found in Surrey by A. Tyton

Esq., in the Appendix to Manning's Surrey.
Watson, — author of the " New Botanist's Guide."
W. West, or westward.

SURREY.

WIMBLEDON COMMON,

(INCLUDING PUTNEY HEATH.)
Substratum — Gravel.

Ranunculacetf (7).
Clematis Vitalba, a single plant,
ascending the hill from Put-
ney to Putney Heath, ( Wat-
son).

Anemone apennina (Sower- by).
Myosurus minimus (Tyton}.
Ranunculus Lingua.

. Flammula.
. Ficaria.
. sceleratus.
. hederaceus.
. aquatilis.
. pantothrix.
Caltha palustris.
Aquilegia vulgaris (Sower by).

Fumariacece (18).
Fumaria claviculata (Tyton).

Papaveracea (16)
*Papaver Argemone.
*. . . Rhoeas.
*Chelidonium laciniatum(Di/-
lenius).

Crucifertf (20).
^Nasturtium officinale.
*Teesdalia Iberis.

Camelina sativa (Martyn.)

*Coronopus Kuellii.

*Alliaria officinalis.

*Cardamine pratensis.
Turritis glabra, walls at ( Tyton)
Lepidium latifolium, in the
park (B. G.)

Violacea:. (35).
*V7iola canina.

Droseracea (38).
*Drosera rotundifolia.

* . . longifolia (Lee)

Polygaled (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Hypericina (41.)

Hypericum androsaemum, in

the woods.

calycinum, rd.fr.

Putney Br. to

* ... quadrangulum, r«-

vine.

. . . pulchrum.
. perforatum.

* ... humifusum, near

the mill.

FLORA METROPOLITAN.

Caryophyll&e (43).
*Stellaria graminea.

* . . Holostea.

* . . glauca.

* . . media.

* Lychnis dioica.

Flos Cuculi.
*Cerastium vulgatum.
*Sagina procumbens.
*Moenchia erecta.

Apocynea (176).
Vinca minor ( Tyton)*

Lme<e (53).
*Linum catharticum.
*Radiola Millegrana.

Scrophularinete (187.)

* Veronica agrestis,

* . . . serpyllifolia.
e . . . scutellata.

* ... arvensis.

* ... officinalis.

* ... Chamaedrys.

* ... Beccabunga.
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

. palustris.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Digitalis purpurea.
*Scrophularia aquatica.
*Khinanthus Crista-galli, near
the mill.

Scleranthete, (217).
*Scleranthus annuus.

Onagraritf, (107.)
*Epilobium hirsutum.
. palustre.

* . . . montanum, about.
. . . angustifolium.

Plantaginete, (169.)
*Planlago Coronopus.

* . . major.

* . . media.

*Plantago lanceolata.

. . uniflora,(var.)(jT^.)

Alismaceae, (253).
*Alisma Plantago.

. . ranunculoides.
* . . Damasonium.

Stellate, (128 )
*Galium palustre.

* . . saxatile.

. . Withering!!.

* . . Aparine.

* . . Mollugo.

Composite, (140).
*Silybum marianum, near the
houses.

*Gnaphalium uliginosum.
*Hypochseris radicata.

* ... glabra.
*Hieracium Pilosella.
*Anthemis nobilis.
*Achillea Millefolium.

. Ptarmica.
*Serratula tinctoria.
*.Bidens tripartita.
*Sonchus palustris.
*Senecio vulgaris.

* . . Jacobaea.
*Cnicus arvensis.

* . . lanceolatus.
*Tussilago Farfara.

Sokmea, (180).
*Solanum Dulcamara.

* . . nigrum.

Umbellifera (III).
*(Enanthe fistulosa.
*Helosciadium inundatum.
*Sium angustifolium.
*Peucedanum palustre.
*Phellandrium aquaticum.
*Hydrocotyle vulgaris.

WIMBLEDON COMMON.

Leguminosa (T5).
*Ulex europaeus.

nanus.

^Genista anglica.
*Cytisus scoparius.
*Lathyrus sylvestris, near the
mill.

* . . . pratensis.
Lotus corniculatus.

* . . major.
*Ornithopus perpusillus.
*Trifolium subterraneum.

* ... filiforme.
*Trigonella ornithopodioides.
*Medicago lupulina.
*Orobus tuberosus,
*Ononis spinosa.

Melilotus leucantha, nr. Put-
ney (Br. Fl.)

Verbenacete, (195).
^Verbena officinalis, re?, to
Putney br.fr.

Labiate, (196).

*Thymus Serpyllum, near the
mill.

* Ly co pus europaeus.
*Ajuga reptans.
*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Marrubium vulgare.
*Scutellaria galericulata,

* ... minor (Carter).
*Betonica officinalis.
*Mentha Pulegium.

* . . rotundifolia.

. viridis.

* . . hirsuta.
*Ballota nigra.
*Prunella vulgaris.
*Glechoma hederacea.

Salicinetf (229).
*Salix repens.

. pentandra, pond-side at
(E.G.)

Liliacea, (266).

Tulipa sylvestris, Lord Spen-
cer's wood.

Typhacea (247).
*Sparganium ramosum.

* ... simplex.
*Typha latifolia.

* . . angustifolia.

Iridea (254).

* jr j s, Pseud-acorus.

Caprifoliacea. (131).
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
*Hedera Helix.

Boraginea (136).
*Myosotis palustris.

* ... versicolor.
*Cynoglossum officinale.

Symphytum tuberosum, in the
park (Pamplin).

Fluviales (248).
*Potamogeton natans. •
*Zannichellia palustris.

Portulaca (62)
^Montia fontana.

Convolvulace& (167).
*Cuscuta Epithymum, on the
heath.

Salicaria (71).
*Peplis Portula.
*Lythrum Salicaria, nr. Barnes.

*Callitriche verna.

Ericea (172).
*Erica cinerea.
* . . Tetralix.
*Calluna vulgaris.

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Rhamnea (72).
*Rhamnus Frangula.

Campanutacea (135).
*Campanula rotund ifolia.

Rapunculus, near
church-yard, (Milne).

Haloragea (110).
*Myriophyllum spicatum.

Geraniacea (56).
*Geranium Robertianum.
*Erodium cicutarium.

Rosacete (88).
*Spiraea Ulmaria.
*Fragaria vesca.
*Potentilla Tormentilla.
. . . reptans.

* . . . anserina.

. . . argentea (Tyton).

. ComarumjWr. Octa-
gon House ( Tyiori).
*Rubus fruticosus.
*Rosa systyla.

* . . canina.

. spinosissima.

Ultima (73).'
*Ilex Aquifolium.

Orchidea (256).

*Serapias latifolia, by the Qth
mile-stone. (D. C.)

Aroidea (246).
*Acorus Calamus

Qrobanchea (193)
Orobanche major.

Menyanthets 197).
*Menyanthes trifoliata, ravine,
nr. the mill.

Asphodelea (266).
*Hyacinthus non-scriptus.
Ornithogalum nutans, in the
park ( W. Pamplin)

DipsacecE (139).
*Scabiosa succisa.
*Jasione montana.

Saxifrages (68).
*Saxifraga granulata.

Chenopodea (213).
*Chenopodium album.

. . . . olidum, at Put-
ney ( W. Pamplin).

Polygonete (209).
*Polygormm amphibium.
. aviculare.

* ... Hydropiper.

. minus. (B. G.)
*Rumex Acetosa.

* . . crispus.

Primulace(E (182).
*Lysimachia nemorum.

Grossulacea (106).
Ribes fructu parvo, in the park
(Milne).

Juncea (273).
*Juncus conglomeratus.
. . bufonius.
. . squarrosus.

* . . efTusus.
Narthecium ossifragum,

marshy pi.
*Luzula campestris.

* . . pilosa.

Cyperacea (278).
*Scirpus fluitans.
*Carex preecox.

. . axillaris, about PuLnci/
(Eng. FL)

WANDSWORTH COMMON.

*Eriophoron angustifolium.
*Heleocharis palustris.

Grammes (293).
*Anthoxanthum odoratum.
*Cynosurus cristatus.
*Nardus stricta.
*Alopecurus agrestis.
*Melica coerulea.
*Holcus mollis.
*Poa.
*Panicum verticillatum.

. . . Crus-galli, Putney —
(Eng. Fl.)

Cryptogamiu.
Lycopodium inundatum.
*Equisetum arvense.
*Hypnum squarrosum.

* ... palustre.

Filices.
*Aspidium Filex Mas.

* ... aculeatum.
*Pteris aquilina.

Fungi.

Boletus ignarius, woods at.
Clavaria hypoxylon, do.

WANDSWORTH COMMON.

Substratum — Gravel.

Ranunculacea (7.)
*Ranuculus Flammula.

* ... acris.

. . . bulbosus.

* ... aquatilis.

Scrophularirtetf (187).

* Veronica hederi folia.

. arvensis.

* . . serpyllifolia.

. Chamsedrys.
. Beccabunga.
'Antirrhinum majus.
*Scrophularia nodosa.

. aquatica.

*Pedicularis sylvatica.
. . palustris.
^Digitalis purpurea, — islands.

, (256).
*Orehis mascula, 2 specimens.

Poli/galete (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Geraniacea (56).
*Geranium molle.
* ... Robertianum.

Composite (140).
*Apargia hispida.
*Hieracium Pilosella.
*Cnicus acaulis.

. . lanceolatus.
*Gnaphalium uliginosum.
*Filago minima.
*Centaurea nigra.
*Anthemis nobilis.
*Achillea Milletblium.

. Ptarmica.
*Bidens tripartita.
*Seriecio Jacobaea.
*P>igeron canadense, old ival/s
(Pamplin).

CrucifertB (20.)
*Cardamine pratensis.
*Brassica campestris.
*Cochlearia Armoracia.
B 3

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

*Nasturtium officinale.

* ... terrestre.

Leguminostf (75).
*Ononis spinosa.
*Ulex nanus.

* . . europaeus.
Medicago maculata, nr. ( W.

Pamplin).
*Trifolium filiforme.

Poll/gone^ (209).
*Rumex palustris.

* . . Hydrolapathum.
*Polygonum Hydropiper.

* ... aviculare.

* . . . Persicaria.

Stellate (128).
*Galium palustre.

* . . saxatile.

* . . Mollugo.

Apocynea (176).
Vinca minor ?

Umbelltfera (ni).
*Helosciadium inundatum.
*(Enanthe fistulosa.
*Silaus pratensis.
*Hydrocotyle vulgaris.

Labiate (196).
*Mentha Pulegium.
*Glechoma hederacea.
*Betonica officinalis.
*Nepeta Cataria.
*Prunella vulgaris.
*Thymus Serpyllum.
*fiallota nigra.

Salicaria (71).
*Peplis Portula.

Portulacea; (62).
*Montia fontana.

Lentibuktria (186).
Pinguicula vulgaris ?

Alismaceie (253).
*Alisma Damasonium.

* . . Plantago.

Violacea (35).
*Viola canina.

Campanulacea (135).
^Campanula rotundifolia.

Hypericinete (41).
*Hypericum elodes.

* ... pulchrum.

Typhaceee (247).
*Typha. —
*Sparganium simplex.

* ... ramosum.

Gentianea (177).
*Villarsia nymphaeoides.

Hydrocharid-ea (254).
*Stratiotes aloides.

Fluviales (248).
*Potamogeton natans.

* ... crispum.

* ... pusillum.

*Plantago Coronopus, &c.

Cyperacea (278).
*Carex. -
*Heleocharis palustris.

Papaveracete (16).
*Chelidonium majus, nr. the
Plough.

*Erica cinerea.

*Erica Tetralix.
*Calluna vulgaris.

Dipsacea (139).
*Scabiosa succisa.

Rosacea (88).
*Potentilla Tormentilla.

* ... reptans.

* . anserina.

PECKHAM RYE.

*Myosotis palustris.

Primulacete (182).
*Lysimachia nemorum.
* . '. . Nummularia.

Equisetacete.
*Equiseturn arvense.

Convolvulacea (167).
^Convolvulus arvensis.

Amentacea (228).
*Betula alba.

Linea (53).
*Radiola Millegrana.

Caryophylleae (43).
*Arenaria rubra
*Moenchia erecta
*Sagina procumbens
^Lychnis dioica.

Caprifoliacete (131).
*Hedera Helix.

Boragine<£ (163).
*Myosotis arvensis.

Grandma (293).
*Anthoxanthum odoratum.
Panicum sanguinale (Tyton).

Juncea (273).
*Juucus efFusus.
*. . . conglomerate.

Aroidea (246).
Acorus Calamus, (pondside).

Orobanchea (193).
Orobanche minor, near —

(Miss Sounder s).

Chenopodea (2 1 3).
*Chenopodium olidum. -»

hybridum. >

. . . ficifolium. J
at Wandsworth. (W. Pamplin.)

PECKHAM RYE.

Substratum — Gravel.
(P. fields, signifies Peckhum fields).

*Heracleum Sphondylium.
*Daucus Carota.
*Festuca pratensis.
*Galium Mollugo.
^Convolvulus arvensis.
*Sambucus niser.

Hydrocharis Morsus-ranse,
about ( Watson).
Epilobium villosum, near the
ponds.

*Reseda lutea. i bank nr. the
* < , Luteola J ponds.

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

''Ranunculus repens

. . . . sceleratus.
*Saxifraga granulata.
*Iberis amara, bank, rd. to
Forest Hill.
*Coronopus Ruellii.
*Solanum Dulcamara.

.nigrum.

^Geranium molle.
*Malva sylvestris.
* . . rotund ifolia.
^Antirrhinum Elatine, corn-
fields.

. majus, old wall
at P.

*Onopordum Acanthium, ditch
r. h.

*Dipsacus sylvestris.
*Medicago lupulina.
Lathy rus palustris, P. fields
(Kay).

Senecio tenuifolius. -|

Hypericum Androssemum. I
Agaricus floccosus.

Oak of Honour wood.
Juncus articulatus, P. fields.
. obtusiflorus, do.

(Eng. Fl.)

Mentharubra, P.fields(Tyt.)
Xanthium strumarium, bog be-
yond Peckham, — (Merrett).
by the canal bridge at Peck-
ham, a single specimen, —
(Wat$on.)

ROAD-SIDE UP FOREST HILL, AND IN
THE WOOD.

Substratum — Gravel.

Grammes (293).
*Alopecurus geniculatus.
*Milium effusum.
*Anemagrostis Spica Venti.
*Cynosurus cristatus.
*Holcus lanatus.
*Melica uniflora.

Primulncca (182).
*Anagallis arvensis, ditch.
*Lysimachia nemorum.

* . . . Nummularia.

. vulgaris, nr. the
pond.

* Primula vulgaris, wood.

Violacea (35).

* Viol a can in a.

* » . arvensis, fields.

UmbelUfera (111).
*Petroselinum segetum.
*Silaus pratensis.
.*Torilis infesta.

* . . Anthriscus.
*Conium maculatum.
*(Enanthe Phellandrium.
*Sanicula europaea.
*IIeracleum Sphondylium
*Bunuim flexuosum.
*Daucus Carota.
*Apium graveolens.

Onagraria (W7).
*Epilobium montanum.

* ... hirsutum.

''Polygala vulgaris,

FOREST HILL, ETC.

Acerinea (55).
*Acer campestre.

Rosaces (88).
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Geum urbanum.
*Rosa arvensis.

* . . canina.
*Potentilla reptans.

* . . . anserina.

* ... Fragaria.
*Fragaria vesca, wood.

Geraniacea (56).
*Geranium Robertianum.

Leguminoste (75).
*Orobus tuberosus.
*Vicia sativa, fields on.

* . . sepium. do.

* . . Cracca, do.
*Trifolium repens.

* ... arvense.
*Lotus major.

* . . corniculatus.
*Lathyrus pratensis.

tf (41).
*Hypericum Androssemum,

wood.

* .... pulchmm. do.

* .... quadrangulum,c?o.

* .... perforatum.

Typhace<e (247).
*Sparganiimi ramosum, pond in
*Typha latifolia. [afield.

Cyperacea (278).
*Carex riparia.

* . . csespitosa.

Composite (140),
*Matricaria Chamomilla.
*Anthemis nobilis.
^Chrysanthemum Leucanthe-
mum.

*Chrysanthemum inodorum.
*Sonchus arvensis.
*Senecio Jacobaea.

* . . aquatica.
*Centaurea nigra.
*Arctium Lappa.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Helminthia echioides.
*Erigeron acre.
*Pulicaria dysenterica.
*Hieracium Pilosella.
*Serratula tinctoria, wood.
*Solidago V7irgaurea, do.

EuphorUacea (220).
^Euphorbia amydaloides.

. . . exigua, cornfields.
*Mercurialis perennis.

'Labiate (196).

*Betonica officinalis.
*Prunella vulgaris.
*Ajuga reptans.
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Mentha rotundifolia.
. hirsuta.

Boraginea (163).
*Echium vulgare.
*Myosotis sylvatica, wood.

* ... arvensis.

* ... palustris.

Convolvulacete (167).
^Convolvulus arvensis.

Valerian&e (137).
*Vraleriana dioica.
*Valerianella oblitoria, fields
about —

Melampyracea (194).
*Melampyrum pratense, wood.

Scrophularine<z (187).
*Scrophularia nodosa.

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FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

*Scrophularia aquatica.
*Digitalis purpurea.
^Veronica Chamaedrys.

* ... Beccabunga.

* . . . serpylli folia.

Dipsacea (139).
*Dipsacus sylvestris, foot of—

Ranunculacea (7).
*Ranunculus sceleratus.

* .... acris.

* .... bulbosus.

* . . . . Ficaria.

* .... repens.
*Anemone nemorosa, wood.

Alismacea (253).
*Alisma Piantago.

. Damasonium.

Cucurbitacetf (326).
*Bryonia dioica.

Crucifera (20).

*Sinapis arvensis.
*Erysimum Alliaria.
^Nasturtium officinale.

Caprifoliacea (131).
*Cornus sanguinea.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.

SmilacetE (270).
*Tamus communis, wood.

Asphodelea (266).
*Hyacinthus non-scriptus,

*Galium palustre.

* . . Mollugo.

* . . Aparine.
Sherardia arvensis, fields.

Caryophyllea (43).
*Lychnis dioica.

* . . Flos Cuculi.
*Stellaria graminea.

* . . Holostea.

Jimcea (273).
*Juncus sylvaticus.
. squarrosus.

* . . effusus.

. pilosus.

Filices.

*Aspidium Filex Mas-
*Pteris Aquilina.

BATTERSEA FIELDS.

Substratum — Clay.

Ranunculacete (7).
*Thalictrum flavum.
^Ranunculus acris.
^ . Flammula.

* .... Ficaria.

* . Lingua.

* .... sceleratus.

* .... parvi floras,

(Pampliri).

* Ranunculus aquatilis.

* .... pantothrix.
*.-.... bulbosus.
*Caltha palustris.

*/3 . . near Battersea br.

Berberidea; (14).
*Berberis vulgar! s, hedge of
Flora gardens.

EATTERSEA FIELDS.

11

Papaveracetf (16).
*Papaver hybridum.

* . . Argemone.

* . . Rhoeas.

Fumariacece (18).
*Fumaria officinalis.

Crucifera (20).

* Nasturtium officinale.

* ... sylvestre.

* ... terrestre.

* ... amphibium.
*Sinapis arvensis.
*Barbarea vulgaris.
*Coronopus Ruellii.
*Brassica campestris.
*Sisymbrium officinale.
•-..... Irio.

. . . Sophia.
Teesdalia nudicaulis, on the
common ( W. Pamplin).
*Raphanus Raphanistrum.
*Erysimum Alliaria.

* ... Cheiranthoides,o/d

walls.

*Capsella Bursa Pastoris.
*Cochlearia Armoracia.
*Diplotaxis tenuifolia.
*Arabis thaliana.
*Cardamine pratensis.

. . . amara, osier holts.
(B. G.)

Violacea: (35).

* Viola canina.

* . . arvensis.

* . . tricolor.

. flavicornis, on the com-
mon ( IV. Pamplin).

Malvacete (40).
*Malva sylvestris.

* . . rotundifolia.

Caryophyllete (43).
Spergula arvensis

Spergula nodosa, Thames at
Nine Elms.

Mcenchia erecta, (Pamplin).
*Arenaria rubra.

. . tenuifolia, (E.G.)

* . . serpyllifolia.
*Lychriis Flos Cuculi.

* . . dioica.

* . • sylvestris.
*Cerastium vulgatum.

* ... semidecandrum.

* ... aquaticum.
*Agrostemma Githago.
*Stellaria Holostea.

* . . graminea.

* . . media.

* . . glauca.
*Sagina procumbens.

GeraniacetB (56).
*Geranium pratense.

* ... molle.

* ... pyrenaicum.

* ... rotundifolium.

* ... dissectum.
*Erodium cicutarium.

. . . moschatum, (E.G.)

Crassulacea (63).
*Sedum acre.
. . reflexum.

Saxifrages (66).
*Saxifraga granulata.

* ... tridactylites.

Salicaria: (71).
*Lythrum Salicaria.

Leguminosa (75).
*Medicago lupulina.
*Lotus corniculatus.

* . . major.
*Lathyrus pratensis.

* ... Aphaca, near the en-

trance to — (E.G.)
*Trifolium filiforme.

12

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

*Trifolium arvense.

* ... repens.

* ... pratense.
*Vicia Cracca.

Rosacea (88).
*Spirsea Ulmaria.
*Geum urbanum.
*Rosa canina.
*Rubus fruticosus.

* . . corylifolius.
*Potentilla reptans.

* ... anserina.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.

Pomacea (103).
*Crataegus Oxyacantha.

Onagraria (107).
*Epilobium tetragonum.

* ... palustre.

hirsutum.

* . . . parviflorum.

* ... montanum.
(Enothera biennis, (Pamplin.)

Umbellifere(in).
*Sium latifolium.

* . . augusti folium.
*Helosciadium nodiflorum.

* .... repens.
*CEnanthe Phellandrium.

* ... crocata.

* ... fistulosa.
Coriandrum sativum.

*Torilis infesta.

* . . Anthriscus.
*Anthriscus vulgaris.

* ... sylvestris.
*Scandix Pecten Veneris.
*^thusa Cynapium.
*Conium maculatum.
*Conopodium flexuosum.
*Cherophyllum temulum.
*Angelica sylvestris.
*jEgopodium Podagraria.
^Heracieum Sphondylium,

*Cicutavirosa.

Smyrnium Olusatrum, nr. old
buildings (P am.)

Stellate' (12$).

*Galium palustre.
verum.

* . . Mollugo.

* . . Aparine.
*Sherardia arvensis.

Cucurbitacete (326).
*Bryonia dioica.

Caprifoliacets (131).
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
*Sambucus Ebulus.

* ... nigra.
*Cornus sanguinea.

Campanulacea (1 35).
^Campanula rotundifolia.

Valerianea (137).
*Valeriana officinalis.

* ... dioica.
*Valerianella olitoria.

Dipsacea: (139).
*Knautia arvensis.
*Dipsacus sylvestris.

Haloragea (110).
*Myriophyllum verticillaturn.
Hippuris vulgaris ?

Composite (140).
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Achillea Millefolium.

* . . Ptarmica.
*Bellis perennis.
*Tussilago Farfara.

* ... Petasites.
*Sonchus arvensis.

* . . oleraceus.
*Lappa glabra.
*Bidens tripartita.

BATTERSEA FIELDS.

13

*Bidens cernua.
*Senecio aquaticus.
*Picris echioides.
*Lapsana cornmunis.
*Cnicus lanceolatus.

. pratensis (Pamplin).
^Hieracium Pilosella.

* . . umbellatum.
Onopordum Acanthium

(Pamplin).

^Chrysanthemum Leucanthe-
mum,

* .... segetum.

. . . . inodorum.

* .... Parthenium.
*Matricaria Chamomilla.
*Anthemis nobilis.

. . . arvensis.
*Artemesia Absinthium.

. vulgaris.
Maruta foetida.
*Centaurea nigra.
. . . Cyanus.

* ... Scabiosa.
*Leontodon Taraxacum.

* ... palustre.

Lines? (53).
RadiolaMillegrana(Pawp/m).

Boraginete (163).
*Symphytum officinale.
*Myosotis palustris.
*Lithospermum arvense.

Convolvulacete ( 1 67).
^Convolvulus arvensis.
*Calystegia sepium.

Plantaginea (169).
*Plantago major.

* . . media.

* . . lanceolata.

* . . Coronopus.
Littorella lacustris, on the

common ( W. Pamplin).

Apocyma (1 76).
Vinca major.

Gentianea (177).
*Menyanthes trifoliata.

Solanea (180).
Verbascum nigrum.
*Solanum Dulcamara.

* ... nigrum.

Datura Stramonium (Pamplin)

Primulacea (182).
Lysimachia vulgaris.

* ... nemorum.
*Anagallis arvensis.
*Hottoriia palustris.

Scrophularinea (187).
*Veronica Anagallis.

Chamaedrys.
agrestis.

* . . scutellata.

serpyllifolia.

* . . Beccabunga.
*Rhinanthus Crista galli.
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

. . . palustris.
*Linaria Cymbalaria.
*Antirrhinum majus.

* ... Orontium.

Labiate (196).
*Galeopsis Tetrahit.
*Mentha hirsuta.

. . Pulegium (Pamplin).
*Scutellaria galericulata.

. . . minor (Pamplin).
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Lamium album.

. purpureum.

. incisum (Pamplin).

. amplexicaule.
*Prunella vulgaris.
*Ballota nigra".

14

FLORA METROPOLITANS.

*Lycopus europgeus.
Galeobdolon luteum.

(209).
*Rumex Acetosa.

. . Acetosella.
. crispus.

. . obtusifolius.

. . Hydrolapathum.

. . palustris ( W. Pampl.)

. . Nemolapathum.
*Polygonum lapathifolium.

. . . . Persicaria.

. . . . Hydropiper.

• . . . Bistorta.

• . . . amphibium.

• • . . aviculare.

. . . . Convolvulus.
.... Fagopyrum.

Amarantacea (213).
Amaranthus Blitum (W. Pam-
plin, 1831).

Chenopodea (213)
*Chenopodium Bonus Henricus
. . . hybridum.
. . . ficifolium(TF.Paw)
. . . rubrum.
. . . murale.
s . . album. [Pam.)
. . . polyspermum (W.
. . . urbicum.
. . . olidum.
... glaucum.
*Atriplex erecta.

. angustifolia..

Urticea (218).
*Parietaria officinalis.
*Urtica urens.

* . . dioica.
*Humulus Lupulus.

Euphorbiacetz (220).)

* Euphorbia Peplis.

* ... Helioscopia.

^Euphorbia amygdaloides.

. . . exigua.
*Mercurialis annua.

* ... perennis.

Ulmacea (225).
*Ulmus campestris.

Callitrichinete (242),
*Callitriche verna.

Amentacea (228).
*Salix alba.
. . viminalis.

* . . fragilis.

* . . triandra.

. . amygdalina.

Aroidea (246).
*Arum maculatum.

(247)

*Sparganium ramosum.
*Typha angustifolia.

Fluviales (243).
*Potamogeton crispum.

perfoliatum.

natans.
*Zannichellia palustris.

Pistiacea (251).
*Lemna minor.

* . . trisulca.

* . . gibba.

. . polyrrhiza (Pamplin)'

Juncaginete (252).
*Triglochin palustre.

Alismac&e (253).
*Alisma Plantago.
*Sagittaria sagittifolia.

Hydrocharidea (254).
*Hydrocharis Morsus ranae.
Stratiotes aloides (Pamplin).

BATTE11SEA FIELDS.

15

Iride<e (254).
*Iris Pseud-acorns.
Crocus vernus, nr. the mill
(Merrett).

Orchide<£ (256).

*Listera ovata,* side of the ditch
by the Flora Gardens, 5 spec.
*Orchis mascula.
. latifolia.

Amaryllidea (264).
Narcissus bifloms (Pamplin).

Asphodelea (266). '

Ornithogalum umbel latum.

Butomets (271).
Butomus umbellatus.

Juncea (273).
*Juncus conglomeratus.
. effusus.
. bufonius.

*Heleocharis palustris.
*Scirpus triqueter.
. . carinatus.

* . . palustris.
Eriophoron polystachion.

*Carex flava.

* . . vulpina.

* . . riparia.

* . . vesicaria.

* . . paludosa.

. . intermedia (Winch).
. . Pseudo-cyperus (do.)

Grammes (293).
*Panicum viride.

* ... verticillatum.

* . . . Cms-gal li.
*Digitaria sanguinalis.
*Cynosurus cristatus.

*Festuca loliacea.

* . . elatior.

* . . pratensis.
*Phalaris canariensis.
*Bromus asper.

* . . mollis.

. . diandrus, wall nr. the
church.

* . . sterilis.

. . racemosus ( Winch).

* . . secalinus,
*Poa trivial is.

* . . annua.

. . pratensis.

* •. . aquatica.
. . distans.

*Glyceria fluitans,
Agrostis alba.

* . . canina.

. . vulgaris.

* . . Spica vend.
*Holcus lanatus.

* . . mollis.
*Triticum repens.

* . . caninum.
*Phleum pratense.
*Dactylis glomerata.
*Hordeum murinum.

* . . pratense.
*Anthoxanthum odoratum.
*Briza media.

*Arundo Phragmites.
*Alopecurus pratensis.
*Lolium temulentum.

* . . arvense.

* . . perenne.

Fiiices.

Ophioglossum vulgatum (An-
derson).

Musci.
*Hypnum palustre.

FLORA METROPOLITAN.

NORWOOD.

Substratum — Gravel.

Ranunculacea (7)

* Anemone nemorosa.
^Ranunculus hederaceus.

* ... auricomus.
. . . bulbosus.

arvensis, Jields.
Aquilegia vulgaris, on the com-

Asphodeletz (266).
*Hyacinthus non-scriptus.

Composite (140).
*Lactuca virosa.
*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Senecio Jacobsea.
Hieracium murorum (Tyton).
. . . subaudum. (do.)
*Matricaria Chamomilla.
*Anthemis nobilis, about —

Leguminos<£ (75).
*Orobus tuberosus.
*Lotus corniculatus.
*Lathyrus pratensis.
*Vicia Cracca.

* . . sepium.

Caryophyllecs (43).
*Stellaria graminea.

* . . Holostea.
*Agrostemma Githago, corn-

* Lychnis sylvestris. [Jields.

* . . Flos Cuculi.

Cruel/era (20).
*Sisymbrium Irio.
*Sinapis arvensis.
*Brassica campestris.

Orchidea (256).
Ophrys muscifera (B. G.)
*Orchis maculata.

* . . mascula.
Platanthera bifolia.

Primulacete (182).

* Primula vulgaris.

. . . veris.
*Lysimachia nemorum.

* .... Nummularia.

Smilacets (270).
*Ruscus aculeatus.

Convallaria majalis.
*Tamus communis.

Graminea (293).
Poa distans.

Chenopodea (213).
*Chenopodium hybridum.

Scrophularinetz (187).
*Digitalis purpurea.

* Veronica agrestis.

* . . Anagallis.

* . . Beccabunga.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Linaria Cymbalaria.

. vulgaris.
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

Solama (180).
*Solanum Dulcamara.

* . . nigrum.

EuphorbiacetE (220).
*Mercurialis perennis.

NORWOOD.

17

*Euphorbia exigua, corn-fields.

* . . amygdaloides.

Melampyracea (194).
*Melampymm pratense.

Stellate (128).
*Galium Mollugo.

* . . saxatile.

Labiate (196).
*Prunella vulgaris.
*Betonica officinalis.
*Ajuga reptans.
*Mentha Pulegium, about —

Oleacea (171).
*Fraxinus excelsior.
*Ligustrum vulgare.

Caprifoliacea (131). *
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
* Viburnum Opulus.

Umbellifer<e(ni.)
*Bunium flexuosum.
*Sanicula europsea.

Pomaces (103).
*Crataegus oxycantha.
*Pyrus aucuparia.

Rosacea (88).
*Geum urbanum.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Rosa canina.
*Rubus fruticosus.

Cupulifera (239).
*Quercus Robur.

. . . sessiflora (E.G.)
Fagus Castanea.
*Corylus Avellana.
*Carpinus Betulus.

AmentacecE (228. >
*Betula alba.

Gercmiacete (56).
^Geranium sylvaticum.
. . . sanguineum.
* . . . Robertianum.

Crassulacea (63).
*Sempervivum tectorum.
*Sedum Telephium.

RAamneas (72).
*Rhamnus Frangula.

Ilic.inea (73).
*llex Aquifolium.

Oxalidea (59).
*Oxalis Acetosella.

Orobanchee (193).
Orobancbe major (Tytori).

Hypericinete (41).
*Hypericum pulchrum.

* ... quadrangulum.
. . . Androsaemum.

' Juncea (273).
*Luzula pilosa.

* . . campestris.

c 3

18

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

BANKS OF THE CROYDON CANAL

BETWEEN THE

DARTMOUTH ARMS AND NORWOOD.

Scrophularinea (187).
*Linaria vulgaris.
*Digitalis purpurea.
*Bartsia Odontites.

Composite (140).
*Gnaphalium uliginosum.
*Bidens tripartita.
*Centaurea nigra.
*Inula dysenterica.
*Tragopogon pratensis.
*Leontodon palustre.
*Achillea Ptarmica.

. . Millefolium, pink.
*Senecio Jacobaea.
*Sonchus arvensis.

. . palustris.
*Tanecetum vulgare.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Hypochaeris radicata.
*Chrysanthemum Leucanthe-
mum.

Onagrarm (107).
*Epilobium hirsutum.

*Butomus umbellatus.

Leguminosa (75).
*Lathyrus sylvestris.

* . . Nissolia, near Brick

Bridge.

. . pratensis.
*Ervum hirsutum.

* . . tetraspermum.
Vicia Cracca.

* . . angustifolia.

*Erythraea Centaurium.

Tluviales (248).
*Potamogeton densum.

Polygonea (209).
*Polygonum aviculare.

* . . . Hydropiper.

* amphibium.

RanunculacetB (7).
*Ranunculus pantothrix.

* . . . aquatilis.

* . . bulbosus.

*Solanum Dulcamara.

Crucifera (20.)
*Cochlearia Armoracia.
*Sisymbrium officinale.
^Nasturtium officinale.
*Cardamine pratensis.

*Typha latifolia.
* . . angustifolia.
*Sparganium ramosum.

Grammes (293).
*Poa aquatica.
*Arundo Calamagrostis.
*Festuca.

Salicaria (71).
*Ly thrum Salicaria.

BANKS OF CROYDON CANAL.

19

Labiate (196).
*Lycopus europseus.
*Mentha sylvestris.
* . . hirsuta.
*Scutellaria galericulata.
^Prunella vulgaris.

C<*mpanulace(E (135).
^Campanula rotundifolia.

Umbellifera: (111).
*^Ethusa Cynapium.
*Daucus Carota.
*Sium nodiflorum.
*Apium graveolens.

Boraginete (163).
*Myosotis palustris.

Alismacetf (253).
*Alisma Plantago.
*Sagittaria sagittifolia.

Stellate (128).
*Galium palustre.

* . . saxatile.

Cyperacea (278).
*Carex riparia.

* . . pendula.
*Heleocharis palustris.

Rosacea (88).
*Geum urbanum.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.

Primulacea (182).
*Lysimachia Nummularia.

Hypericinea (41).
*Hypericum pulchrum.

Equisetacete.
*Equisetum fluviatile.

ABOUT CROYDON.

Substratum — Chalk.

Leguminosa (75).
*Genista anglica.
*Trifolium scab rum.
*Medicago saliva.

. maculata.

* ... lupulina.

* ... falcata.
*Orobus tuberosus.
*Lotus corniculatus.

* . . major.
*Onobrychis sativa.
*Anthyllis vulneraria.

Santalacea (207).
*Thesium linophyllum.

Gentianea (177).
*Chlora perfoliata.

Butomea (271).
Butomus umbellatus.

Caryophyllea (43).
*Dianthus Armeria.

. . . deltoides, Duppa's
Hill

*Spergula arvensis.
*Arenaria serpyllifolia.
* . . rubra.
*Cerastium pumilum.
*Silene inflata.

20

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

*Silene quinquevulnera, Dup- *Cnicus acaulis.

pas Hill. (Br. 17.) . . heterophyllus.

*Lychnis sylvestris. *Tussilago Farfara.

Lactuca Scariola, (Pamplin).
Sonchus palustris, (Br. 17.)

Labiate (196).

Ajuga Charnaepitys, (B. G.)
*Mentha piperita, by the river.

Origanum vulgare.
*Galeobdolon luteum.

Leonurus Cardiaca.

Boraginea (163).

Limosella aquatica.

Pulmonaria officinalis.
*Echium vulgare.
*Lithospermurn arvense.
*Myosotis versicolor.
* . . . palustris.
*Lycopsis arvensis.

Stellate (128).
*Asperula cynanchica.
*Galium Mollugo.
. . anglicum.
*Sherardia arvensis.

Cistinea (36).
*Helianthemum vulgare.

surrejanum, on
the borders of a wood on
Addington Hill, (Eng. Ft.)

Campanulacete (135).
^Campanula rotundifolia.

. . . Rapunculus, Dup-
pa's Hill, (B. G.)
. . . patula.

Salaries (180).

Verbascum Lychnitis. (Pam.)
*•« . . . thapsiforme.
. . . . nigrum, (Pamp.)
. pulverulentera,

(Winch.)

Composite (140).
Cnicus pratensis.

*Erigeron acre.

Orchidea; (256).
Ophrys anthropophora, near —

Saxifrages (68).
*Saxifraga granulata.

Asphodelecs (266).
*Ornithogalum umbellatum.

Apocynea (176).
Vinca minor.

Primulace<e(lQ2).
*Anagallis arvensis.
* ... caerulea.

Rosacets (88).
*Sanguisorba officinalis.
*Alchemilla arvensis.
. . . vulgaris.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.

Geraniacece (56).
Geranium pratense.

Umbellifera (111).
Sison Amomum, ( W. Hurst.)
*Conopodium flexuosum.
*Scandix Pecten-Veneris^e/cfe.

Papaveracea (16).
*Papaver Rhceas.

dubium.
*Chelidonium majus.

Fwnariacea (18).
*Fumaria officinalis.

Caprifoliacea (131).
*Viburnum Opulus.

ABOUT CROYDON.

21

^Viburnum Lantana.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.

Scrophularinets (187).
Veronica montana.

* . . officinalis.

* Antirrhinum spurium.
Limosella aquatica, plentiful

near—(B. G.)

Ranunculacea (7).
^Ranunculus arvensis.
hirsutus.

*Clematis Vitalba.
Adonis autumnal is.

Crucifera (20).
Barbarea praecox, between
Croydon and Sanderstead,
(B. G.)

*Lepidium campestre, fields.
Arabis hirsuta, Smitham bot-
tom near —

Dentaria bulbifera, wood three
miles, beyond Croydon near
Waddington, towards the
downs. (B. G.)

Euphorbiacea (220).
*Mercurialis perennis.

*Euphorbia exigua.

Malvacece (40).
Malva moschata.

Violacea (35).
Viola palustris.
* . . canina.

Cyperacea (278).
Eriophoron vaginatum.
Schcenus albus.

Hypericinea (41).
Hypericum montanum, by the
road, (Tytori).

Pomacea (103).
Pyrus Aira, (B. G.)

Grammes (293).
Agrostis Spica venti.

Orobanchea. (193).
Orobanche minor, near — ( W.
Pamplin.)

Smilacea (270).
Convallaria majalis, near —
( W. Pamplin.)

ABOUT COOMBE.

Silene anglica, at Coombe,

(Eng. Fl.)

Hypochaeris glabra, (B.G.)
Leonurus Cardiaca, lane near
Coombe Wood, (Eng. Fl.)

Saxifraga granulata, do. do.
(D. Cooper.)

Salix pentandra, in Coombe
Wood, (B. G.)

22

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

SHIRLEY COMMON.

Hypericum el odes.
*Ornithogalum umbellatum.

Centunculus minimus.
*Polygala valgaris.
*Trifolium subterraneum.
^Genista anglica.

Viola palustris, meadow nr. —

Drosera longifolia, (B. G.)

Botrychium Lunar ia.
Lycopodium Selago.
Eriophoron vaginatum.
Schcenus compressus.
Carex dioica, (Marlyn.)

. pulicaris.
*Linaria spuria, about —

MITCHAM COMMON.

Ranunculus parviflorus, ( W.
Pamplin.)
Mentha piperita.
Genista anglica.
Trifolium striatum.

. . . subterraneum.
Lathyrus Nissolia, ( W. Pam.)
Hypericum humifusum.
Prenanthes muralis, Merton
Abbey walls.

Leontodon palustre, on the
common.

Lactuca Scariola, (Pamplin).

Anagallis tenella, Beddington

corner nr. — (Rogcrs,lQ35.)

Geranium pyrenaicum, at

Mitcham, (B. G.)

Conferva gelatinosa, in the ri-
ver at Merton.

Verbascum Blattaria, near
Hackbridge, (B. G.)
Valeriana rubra, Merton Ab-
bey walls.

Scolopendrium vulgare, do.
Spergula subulata.
Scrophularia vernalis, to ap-
pearance really wild near
Mitcham, ( W. T. Bree.)
Aira cserulea.

Lathyrus Nissolia, at Mitcham
(Tyton.)

Campanula hybrida, in the
common fields at —

BARNES COMMON.

Substratum — Gravel.

Vicia lathyroides, (Pamplin).
*Ononis spinosa.
*Ornithopus perpusillus.
*Trifolium subterraneum.

*Anthemis nobilis.
Centaurea Cyanus.
* ... Calcitrapa.
*Hieracium umbellatum.

STREATHAM COMMON.

23

*/Cgopodium Podagraria.
*(Enanthe fistulosa.
*Sium latifolium.
*Hydrocotyle vulgaris

Hyosciamus niger.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Rosa spinosissima.
*Spiraea Ulmaria.
*Montia fontana.
*Mcenchia erecta.
*Thalictrum flavum.

^Ranunculus Lingua.

* ... aquatilis.
*Jasione montana.
*Galium verum.
*Hydrocharis Morsus ranae.
*Papaver dubium.
*Lythrum Salicaria.

Teesdalia Iberis, ( W. Pamp.)
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

* .... palustris.
Centunculus minimus, ( Tyt.}

STREATHAM COMMON.

Substratum — Gravel.

Erodium moschatum, (Tyt.)
*Erigeron acre.
*Anthemis nobilis.
*Achillea Ptarmica.

Lactuca virosa, closes at —

Senecio viscosus.

Conopodium flexuosum, closes
at—

Sison Amomum, ( W. Hurst.)
*Montia fontana.

Myosurus minimus, (Tyton.)
*Juncus bufonius.

Alisma Damasonium, nr. the
wells.

Daphne Laureola, closes at —

Rhamnus Catharticus, about —

Saponaria officinalis.

Arenaria trinervis.

Mentha Pulegium.

Scutellaria minor.

Marrubium vulgare.
*Hypericum humifusum.

pulchrum.
*Trifolium subterraneum.

Ornithogalum umbellatum.

Lathyrus Nissolia,af S. (Tyt.)

Euphorbia platyphylla, closes
at—

RIVER SIDE,

BETWEEN

HAMMERSMITH BRIDGE AND KEW.

Violacea (35).
*Viola tricolor.

*Lycopus europaeus.

24

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

*Melittis Melissophyllum.
*Mentha hirsuta.
*Scutellaria galericulata.

Verbenacea (195.)

* Verbena officinalis.

Convolvulacea (167).
^Convolvulus arvensis.

* ... sepium.

Scrophularmea (187).
*Scrophularia aquatica.
*Linaria vulgaris.

* . . Cymbalaria, old wall.

* Veronica Anagallis.

* . . Beccabunga.

Caryophyllea (43).
*Silene inflata.
*Lychnis dioica.

* . . Flos Cuculi.

Asphodelea (266).
Scilla autumnalis, Kew Green.

Onagraria (107).
*Epilobium parviflorum.

* ... hirsutura.

Valerianea (137).
Centranthus latifolius.
*Valeriana officinalis.

* ... dioica.

Crassulacea (63).
Sedum dasyphyllum, walls at
Kew (B.G.)

Composite (140).
*Tanacetum vulgare.
*Senecio sylvaticus.

* . . aquaticus.
*Leontodon palustre.
*Crepis biennis.
*Tussilago Farfara.

*Tussilago Petasites.
*Bidens tripartita.

Urticets (21Q).
*Parietaria officinalis.
*Humulus Lupulus.

Euphorbiacea (220).
*Mercurialis annua.

Umbellifera (111).
*CEnanthe pimpinelloides.

* . . crocata.
*Fo3niculum vulgare.

* Angelica sylvestris.
*Sium nodiflorum.

Iridea (254).
Iris Pseud-acorus.

Dipsacea (139).
*Dipsacus sylvestris.

Ranunculace<z (7).
*Thalictrum flavum.
*Caltha palustris.
^Ranunculus Flammula.

* ... hederaceus.

Papaverace& (16).
*Papaver dubium.

Malvacea (40).
*Malva rotundifolia.

* . . sylvestris.

Cruciferte (20).
*Cochlearia Armoracia.
*Cardamine pratensis.

* ... hirsuta.

* ... amara.

Turritis glabra, Kew Garden
wall. (B.G.)
*Brassica Napus.
^Nasturtium officinale.

* terrestre.

ABOUT RICHMOND.

^Nasturtium sylvestre.
Coronopus didyma, hedge-
banks^ escaped Jr. the Royal
Gardens. ( W. Pampliri).

Salicaria (71).
*Ly thrum Salicaria.

Rosace a (88).
*Spiraea Ulmaria.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Potentilla anserina.

Primulacea (182).
*Lysimachia vulgaris.

*Symphytum officinale.
*Myosotis palustris.

Leguminosa (75).
*Medicago sativa, fields.
Trifolium glomeratum, Kew
Green (Eng. Fl.)

Polygonete (209).
*Polygonum amphibium.
Hydropiper.

*Poly.gonum aviculare.
*Rumex Nemolapathum.
Hydrolapathum.
* . . crispus.

Haloragea (110).
*Myriophyllum verticillatum.

*Alisma Planta^o.
*Sagittaria sagittifolia.

Butomea (271).
*Butomus umbellatus (/. h.)

Fluviales (248).
*Potamogeton densum.

Cyperacea (273),

*Heleocharis palustris.

266).
*Fritillaria Meleagns, meadows.

GeraniacefE (56).
Geranium pyrenaicum, at
Hammersmith (B. O.)

ABOUT RICHMOND.

(From the New Bota?iist's Guide.)

Nasturtium sylvestre, banks of Vicia angustifolia, among short

the, Tliames (B. G.) grass in Richmond Gardens

Turritis glabra, nr. Richmond (Eng. FL)

(B.G.) Scilla autumnalis, meadows a

Melilotus leucantha, nr. R. little above Richmond (Winch).
(Mr. J. Gibbs.

FLORA METROPOLITAN/!.

ABOUT HAM.

(From the New Botanist's Guide.)

Dianthus deltoides, gravelly
pasture, Thames side,just be-
yond Ham. (W. Pamplin).

Cerastium arvense, near Ham
(W. Pamplin).

Trifolium subterraneum, Ham

Common ( W. Pamplin).

Campanula hybrida, nr. Ham

(W. Pamplin).

Scilla autumnalis, near Ham
(W. Pamplin).

ABOUT ESHER.

(From the New Botanist's Guide.)
(The letter E. signifies Esher.)

Turritis glabra, roadside 'under
the pales of Claremont(B. G.)
Teesdalia nudicaulis, Esher
Common ( Watson).
Silene anglica, about E. (B. G.)
Trifolium ornithopodioides, on
Gate's Hill, Esher (B. G.)
Vicia lathyroides, in the war-
ren at E. (do.)

Astragalus glycyphyllos, in

Claremont Park (do.)

Petroselinum segetum, between

Esher and West Monkey

(Br. FL)

Fedia dentata, fields S. of E.
(B. G.)

Hypochaeris glabra, (B. G.)
Lapsana pusilla, (do.)
Cnicus pratensis, 071 E. Com-
mon (do.)

Centaureasolstitialis,m a rick-
yard at E. (do.)

CampanulaRapunculus, abun-
dant ab. E. 1830 ( W. Pam.)
Littorellalacustris, on E. Com-
mon ( Watson).
Salix cinerea, at E. (B.G.)
Heleocharis acicularis, on

West End Brook, E. (do.)
Rhyncosphora alba, E. Com-
mon (do}

Carex axillaris. " The Ledds"
nr. E. (do.)

Agrostis Spica-veniti, ab. E.
(do.)

Spergula subulata, near E.
( Tyton).

Droseralongifolia, wet places
about.

. . rotundifolia (do.)
Boletus subtomentosus, in the
woods about E.

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THAMES DITTON.

Scilla autumnalis, nr. —

(Curtis).

^Geranium phaeum.
* . . . Robertianum.
^Nasturtium officinale.
*Rhinanthus Crista-galli.
^Digitalis purpurea.
*Symphytum officinale.
*Myosotis palustris.
*Asperula odorata.
*Galium palustre.

Dipsacus pilosus, in the park
(Gotobed).

*Conium maculatum.
*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Villarsia nymphaeoides.
*Nymphaea alba.
*Nuphar lutea.
*Sparganiuin ramosum.
*Lycopus europaeus.
*Galeobdolon luteum.
*Lychnis Flos Cuculi.

ABOUT DITTON.

{Extracted from Watson s New Botanist's Guide, upon
the authority of Mr. Watson.)

(The letter D. signifies Ditton — Th. signifies Thames.)

Delphinium Consolida, Ditton
Common, and corn-fields in
Thames Ditton parish.

Hypericum Androsaemum,
bushy places about Clay-gate.

Ulex nanus, on D. Common.

Ononis spinosa, do.

Trifolium subterraneum, on D.
Green.

Pyrus communis, foot-path
through the fields from Clay-
gate to Long Ditton.

Bryonia dioica, hedges about.

Sison Amomum, road side in D.
Marsh.

Sium latifolium, ditch between
the village and the green.

Fedia dentata, Claygate.

Prenanthes muralis, betw. the
common fy Claremont, fy by the
roadfr. Kingston Common to
Long D. Church.

Pulicaria vulgaris, about the
Rushet, 4-c.

Anthemis nobilis, D. Green.
Centaurea Jacea, atClaygate fyc.
Myosotis caespitosa, abundant
in ditches, at D.
Datura Stramonium, on rubbish
. on D. Common.

Solanum nigrum, plentiful ab.~
Antirrhinum Orontium, in cul-
tivated grounds about —
Linaria Elatine, Th. D. parish.
Veronica polita, cultivated and
waste ground about —
Lycopus europaeus, D. §• King-
ston parishes.

Mentha Pulegium, JD. Common.
Lamium incisum, at D.
Calamintha officinalis, hedge
banks at Thames D*

28

FLORA METROPQLITANA.

Hottonia palustris, in a small
pit by the footway in the field
bet. Weston Gr. $ D. Comrn.

Chenopodium polyspermum, a
weed in the gardens, Th. D.

Polygonum minus, D. Common.

Euphorbia araygdaloides, Clay-
gate $ other parts of D.

Alisma Damasonium, Claygate,
in a small pond by the road
side leading to Telegraph hill.

Iris foetid issima, sparingly in the
higher part of the bushy lane

forming the old horse road Jr.
D. Marsh to Clay gate.
Tamus communis, common in
D. $c.

Ruscus aculeatus, Claygate
Common.

Luzula Forsteri, wood on the N.
W. side of Telegraph hill,
Claygate.

Carex divulsa, between D. #.
Claygate.

Alopecurus agrestis, corn-fields
in D.

ABOUT MOULSEY.

(Watson.)
( The letter M. signifies Moulsey — Th. signifies Thames.}

Cardamine amara, Thamesmde,

above M. Lock.

Cerastium arvense, M. Hurst,

nr. the ferry to Hampton.
Moenchia erecta, M. Hurst.
Rhamnus catharticus, hedges by

the Thames nr. M. Lock.

Trifolium subterraneum, M.

Hurst.

Potentilla argentea, do.
Bryonia dioica.
Torilis infesta.
Viburnum Lantana, road side nr.

M. towards Ember Court.
Cnicus acaulis, M. Hurst.

Anthemis nobilis, M. Hurst. ,
Verbascum nigrum, nr. the Th.
above M. Lock.

Acinos vu\ga.ris)tfield by the Th.
above the lock.

Chenopodium olidum, East M.

Sagittaria sagittifolia, Th. side,

above M.

Scilla autumnalis, on M. Hurst,

nr. the ferry to Hampton.

Juncus obtusiflorus, on M.

Hurst.

Carex intermedia, do.

Poa aquatica, Th. at M. Hurst.

ABOUT WALTON-ON-THAMES.

Drosera longifolia, W.-on-Th.

heath, (W. Pamplin}.

Villarsia nymphaeoides, nr. W.

bridge (B. G.)

Acorus Calamus, in the river
(B. G.)

FIELDS BETWEEN SUTTON AND
BANSTEAD DOWNS.

*Centaurea Scabiosa.

. . . Jacea.
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Silene inflata.
*Arenaria serpyllifolia.
*Resedea lutea.
*Polygonum Fagopyrum.
*Orobanche elatior.
*£chium vulgare.
*Daucus Carota.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Thymus Acinos.

. Serpyllum.
^Origanum vulgare.

*Fedia dentata.

* . . olitoria.
*Euphorbia exigua.
*Onobrychis sativa.
*Ononis spinosa.
*Anagallis arvensis.

. . . caerulea?
*Prismatocarpus hybrid us.
*Sherardia arvensis.
*Viola tricolor.

* . . arvensis.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Alchemilla arvensis.
^Chelidonium majus, chalk-pit.

BANSTEAD DOWNS.

Antennaria dioica, (Tyton).
"*Filago germanica.
*Cnicus acaulis.

Crepis foetida.

. . biennis, (Winch).
*Hedysarum Onobrycbis.
*Spirsea Filipendula.
*Poterium Sanguisorba.
*Thymus Serpyllum.
* . . Acinos, (wbite).

Ajuga Chamaepitys, corn fields
(B. G.)

Avena pubescens. (Tyton).
*Scleranthus perennis.

Peristylus viridis, (Tyton).

Spiranthes autumnalis, (Tyt.)
*Asperula cynanchica.
*Polygala vulgaris.
*Linum catharticum.
^Ranunculus parviflorus.
*Thesium linophyllum.

Caucalis daucoides, ( Tyton).

D 3

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FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

ABOUT COULSDON.

(From the New Botanist's Guide — E. Wood.)

Helleborus viridis.
Corydalis claviculata.
Fumaria parviflora.
Papaver somniferum.
Hesperis matronalis.
Erysimum cheiranthoides.
Dianthus Armeria.

. . deltoides.
Arenaria tenuifolia,
Radiola Millegrana.
Hypericum Androsaemum.

elodes.

Impatiens Noli-me-tangere.
Oxalis corniculata.
Rhamnus Frangula.
Ulex nanus.
Melilotus leucantha.
Astragalus glycyphyllos.
Hippocvepis comosa.
Lathy rus sylvestris.
Fragaria elatior.
Pyrus communis.
(Enothera biennis.
Petroselinum segetum.
Sison Amomum.
Pimpinella magna.
Asperula cynanchica.
Galium tricorne.
Erigeron acre.

. . canadense.
Anthemis nobilis.
Phytema orbiculare.

Monotropa Hypopithys.
Chlora perfoliata.
Cuscuta Epithymum.
Datura Stramonium.
Atropa Belladonna.
Limosella aquatica.
Mentha Pulegium.
Leonurus Cardiaca.
Galeobdolon luteum.
Orobanche minor.

. . . elatior.
Lathraea squamaria,
Hottonia palustris.
Centunculus minimus.
Anagallis arvensis.
. caerulea.
Daphne Mezereum.
Thesium linophyllum.
Buxus sempervirens.
Alisma Damasonium.
Orchis pyramidalis.
Ophrys muscifera.

. . apifera.

. . arachnites/ G. E. Smith)
Neottia spiralis.
Epipactis grandiflora.
Ruscus aculeatus.
Convallaria majalis.
Scilla autumnalis.
Acorus Calamus.
Agrostis Spica-venti.

NEAR EWELL.

Ranunculus parviflorus,

(W.Pamplin.)

Papaver hybridum, downs nr.

Ewell,(W.Pamplin.)

Crepis biennis, do. (do.)

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ABOUT EPSOM.

Fumaria parviflora, (Tytori).

Orobanche major, (Tyton).
^Verbena officinalis.

Myosurus minimus.
*Galium verum.
*Linaria Eiatine.

Bupleurum rotund if olium,

(Tyton).

Cottage bank on top of first hill,
past Haunch of Veniso?i — ( W*
Chatterky). '

*Borago officinalis.

*Galium verum.

*Phalaris canariensis.

*Lychnis dioica, (alba.)

In a wood at Woodmanstone.

Lilium Martagon, (Mag. Nat.
Hist.)

Chalk-pit beyond the 15th mile-
stone.

*Tamus communis.
*Cerasus.

*Origanum vulgare.
*Cliriopodium vulgare.
*Scrophularia nodosa.
*Lychnis dioica.
*Pastinaca saliva.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Bartsia Odontites.
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Verbascum thapsiforme.
^Campanula Trachelium.
*Scabiosa columbaria.
*Knautia arvensis.
*Spiraea Filipendula.
*Centaurea Scabiosa.

LEATHERHEAD.

Bank on the left hand, just
entering Leatherhead.

*Silybum Marianum.
*Conyza squarrosa.

About Leatherhead.
Orobanche major; (Tyton.)

Erigeron acre, near — (Miss A.
Potter).

*Phyteuma orbiculare.
Orobanche minor, (MissSaun-
ders.)
Bupleurum rotundi folium,

(Tyton).

Ophrys muscifera, (B. G.)
'

(B. G.)

32 FLORA METROPOLITAN.

High bank just before you reach Mickleham, on the left.

*Conyza squarrosa. *Daucus Carota.

*Cnicus acaulis. *Pastinaca sativa.

*Scabiosa columbaria. *Agrimonia Eupatoria.

*Phyteuma orbiculare. *Spiraea Filipendula.

^Campanula glomerata. ^Origanum vulgare.

. . . Rapunculus. *Galeopsis villosa.

*Juniperus communis. *Clinopodium vulgare.

* Verbena officinalis. *Thymus Calamintha.

*Orchis pyramidalis. *Verbascum thapsiforme.
*Ophrys apifera.

ABOUT MICKLEHAM.

(From New Botanist's Guide.)

Aceras anthropophora, banks. Cynoglossum sylvaticum, in
Herminium monorchis, on Norbury Park (J. Woods).

chalky banks (W. Pamp.) Carex divulsa, do. (B. G.)

Ophrys muscifera, in Norbury Lathraea Squamaria, about

Park ( Winch). shady places ( W. Pamp.)

Epipactis grandiflora, do. Montropa Hypopithys,

(J. Woods). (W.Christy).

. . . ensifolia, at Mickle-
ham (Winch).

ROAD FROM MICKLEHAM TO DORKING.

*Smyrnium Olusatrum, /. h. *Cynoglossum officinale, r. h.

Dianthus Armeria, (Tyton). *Epilobium montanum.

*Hypericum calycinum, bank *Verbena officinalis.

on the lefty nearly opposite *Centaurea Scabiosa.

some wooden steps. *Verbascum thapsiforme.

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Lane opposite the Wooden Steps on the right, between
MICKLEHAM AND DORKING.

*Spirsea Filipendula.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Rosa rubiginosa.
*Sanguisorba officinalis.
*Reseda lutea.
*Orchis pyramidalis.
*Aceras anthropophora.
*Serapias.
*Ononis arvensis.
*Vicia Cracca.
*Hypericum hirsutum.
^Primula.
*Cistus Helianthemum.

*Silene inflata.
*Juniperus communis.
*Polygala vulgaris.
*Briza media.
*Galium verum.

* . . Mollugo.
*Linum catharticum.
*Verbascum thapsiforme.
^Campanula Rapunculus.

* ... glomerata.
^Origanum vulgare.
*Linaria vulgaris.
*Daucus Carota.

RIVER MOLE AT BURFORD BRIDGE,
FOOT OF BOX HILL.

(W. Chatterley.)

*Humulus Lupulus.
*Mentha hirsuta.
*Bartsia Odontites.
*Chlora perfoliata.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Clinopodium vulgare.
*Rhamnus catharticus.

*Circaea lutetiana.
*Cuscuta europaea, on nettles.
*Linaria vulgaris.
Erysimum cheiranthoides.

(Winch.)

Tilia grand iflora, banks of the
Mole near Box Hill (B. G.)

ABOUT BROCKHAM.
(Winch.)

Galeobdolon luteum.
Lycopus europseus.
Ranunculus parviflorus.

Euphorbia amygdaloides.
Salix bicolor.

. Helix, hedge near

34

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Salix Forbyana, near —

. . triandra, by the Mole —
Orobanche minor, clover fields.
Erysimum cheiranthoides, banks
of the Mole.
Carex divulsa, (B. G.)
Calamagrostis epigejos, hedge
banks.

Antirrhinum Orontium.
Verbascum nigrum.
Cuscuta europaea.
Campanula hybrida.

Trachelium.
Pulicaria vulgaris.
Viburnum Lantana.

BOX HILL AND THE BETCHWORTH HILLS.

Substratum — Chalk, Clay, and Gravel.

Orchidea (256)
*Orchis mascula.

* . . Morio.

* . . ustulata.

. . hircina. (Eng. Ft.)

. fusca.
. . militaris.
*Anacamptis pyramidalis.
*Gymnadenia conopsea.
*Platanthera bifolia.
*Aceras anthropophora.
*Ophrys muscifera.
. apifera.
. aranifera.
*Epipactis grandiflora.
*Listera ovata.
Herminium monorchis.

(J. Macnab.)

Hypericinea (41).
Hypericum calycinum, Juni-
per Hill, (Watson.)

* .... perforatum.

*Asperula odorata.

. . cynanchica.
*Sherardia arvensis.
*Galium verum.

. cruciatum.

, Mollugo

Scrophularinea (187).
^Digitalis purpurea.
*Rhinanthus Crista-galli.
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

* Veronica Chamoedrys.

* ... Beccabunga.

* . .- . arvensis.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Bartsia Odontites.

Labiate (196).
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Betonica officinalis.
*Thymus Serpyllum.

* . . var,(lemon scented).

Acinos.
*Ajuga reptans.

. . Chamaepitys, fields be-
hind Juniper Hill (Winch).
*Scutellaria minor.
*Mentha Pulegium.

* . . hirsuta.
JVIarrubium vulgare.

*Galeopsis Ladanum.

Pyrolea (175).
Monotropa Hypopithys,

(Eng. Fl.)

Solanea (180).
*Atropa Belladonna.
*Solanum Dulcamara.

BOX HILL, ETC.

35

*Verbascum thapsiforme.

* ... Thapsus.

nigrum, and on Ju-
niper Hill.

Primulacece (182).
*Anagallis caerulea.

(J.F. Young.)

* ... arvensis.
*Lysimachia nemorum.

Rosaces (88).
Alchemilla arvensis.
*Poterium Sanguisorba.
*Fragaria vesca.
*Potentilla Fragaria.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
^Spiraea Filipendula.
*Rosa canina.

* . . rubiginosa.

Conifers (240).
*Juniperus communis.
Taxus baccata.

Gentianea (177).
*Erythraea Centaurium.
*Chlora perfoliata.

OrolanchecE (193)
*Orobanche elatior.
. major.

Polygalez (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Pali/gone a (209).
*Rumex Acetosa.

* . . Acetosella.

* . . crispus.

Ranunculacetf (7).
*Aquilegia vulgaris.

* Ranunculus arvensis,

. . parviflorus, foot
of Box Hill (Winch.)
^Anemone nemorosa.

Amaryllidea (264).
Galanthus nivalis, (Winch).

Grammes (293).
*Briza media.

Composite (140).
*Centaurea Cyanus.
*Lappa glabra.
* Absinthium vulgare.
*Cichorium Intybus.
Crepis biennis, (B. G.)
Barkhausia fcBtida,Jield behind
Juniper Hill.
*Conyza squarrosa.

Euphorbiac&t (220).
*Buxus sempervirens.
*Mercurialis annua.

. . . perennis.
*Euphorbia exigua.

Santalacea (207).
*Thesium linophyllum.

Boragima (163).
*Echium vulgare.
*Lithospermum arvense.
*Cynoglossum officiriale.
*Lycopsis arvensis.

Leguminoste (75).
Genista tinctoria.
*Lotus corniculatus.
*Medicago maculata.

. sativa, behind Juni-
per Hill (Winch).
. . . lupulina.
*Trifolium arvense.
*Melilotus officinalis.
*Vicia Cracca.
*Ononis arvensis.
Hippocrepis comosa, field be-
hind Juniper Hilly ( Winch).

Geraniacta (56).
*Geranium columbinum.

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FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

^Geranium Robertianum.

Caryophyllea (43).

* Lychnis sylvestris.

* . . dioica.

* . . Flos Cuculi.
*Saponaria officinalis,(double).
*Silene inflata.

*Spergula arvensis.

MelampyracetE (194).
*Melampyrum cristatum.

* .... pratense.

Papaveracea (16).
*Papaver Rhoeas.

* . . dubium.

* . . Argemone.
*Chelidonium majus.

Qxalidea (59).
*Oxalis Acetosella.

Smilacea (270).
*Ruscus aculeatus.
*Tamus communis.

Cucurbitacea (325).
*Bryonia dioica.

Urticea (218).
*Urtica urens.

Caprifoliacete (131).
*Viburnum Opulus.
. . . Lantana.
*Lonicera Periclymenum.

Thymetea (208).

* Daphne Mezereum.

* . . Laureola.

CrucifertE (20).
Arabis hirsuta.

*Sisymbrium Sophia.
Hesperis matronal is, below Box
Hilt, (Winch).
Lepidium Smithii, ( Winch).

Umbdlifer<£(n\).
*Conopodium flexuosum.
*Scandix Pecten Veneris.
Sison Amomum, foot of Box
Hill (Winch).
Bupleurum rotuudifolium,

(B. G.)

*Caucalis daucoides.
*Torilis infesta.

Cist ine<e (36),
*Cistus Helianthemum,
. surrejanus.

Violacea (35).
*Viola hirta.

* . . canina.

* . . tricolor.

* . . arvensis.

Valerianea (137).
*Fedia dentata.

* . . olitoria.

Campanulacea (135).
^Campanula Rapunculus.

* ... glomerata, nr. Ju-

niper Hill.

* ... hybrida. do.

* ... rotundifolia.
*Prismatocarpus hybridus.
*Phyteuma orbiculare.

Linca: (53).
*Linum catharticum.

Amentacca (228).
Salix amygdalina, foot of —
(B. G.)

. cinerea. (do.)

. nigricans?t/bo^ of — (do.)

ABOUT DORKING. 37

ABOUT DORKING.

(From the New Botanist's Guide.)

Epilobium roseum, edges of a mill-dam near Dorking, (Winch).
Papaver hybridum, between Dorking and Denbies ( Winch).
Cardamine amara, moist places about —

Hesperis matronalis, wood on the right hand side of the road, about
half way from Leatherhead to Dorking (B. G.)
Silene anglica, (JB. G.)
Tilia grandiflora, near Dorking (B. G.)

Hypericum Andros2emum,between Dorking and Guildford(Br*Fl.)
Hippocrepis comosa, in old quarries west of Dorking ( Winch).
Fragaria elatior, near Dorking, 1823 (Pamplin).
Pyrus Aria, between Dorking and Denbies (Winch).
Sison Amomum, lane between Dorking and Ranmore Common,

(Winch.)

Archangelica officinalis, near Dorking, (Br. FL)
Torilis iufesta., fields near Dorking, (Winch).
Coriandrum sativum, lane between Dorking and Ranmore Com-
mon, (Winch).

Asperula cynanchica, between Dorking and Ranmore, (Winch).
Prenanthes muralis. ( Winch).

Hieracium sylvaticum, lane between Dorking and Chart Park (do.)
Barkhausia foetida, about old quarries west of Dorking (do.)
Cnicus pratensis, about Dorking, (B. G.)

Conyza squarrosa, lane between Dorking and Ranmore (B. G.)
Campanula glomerata, between Dorking and Ranmore Common,

(Winch).

Phyteuma orbiculare, about chalk-pits nr. Dorking. (D. Cooper.)
Chlora perfoliata, between Dorking and Ranmore Common (Winch)
Verbascum nigrum, between Dorking and Brockham, ( Winch).
Linaria spuria, plent iful about Dorking (D. Cooper.)
Galeobdolon luteum, about Dorking (D. Cooper.)
Calamintha officinalis, lane between Dorking and Ranmore Common

(Winch).

Thesium linophyllum, between Dorking and Ranmore Common —
Ranmar Hills near Dorking (Winch).

Buxus sempervirens, Betchworth Castle Park near Dorking (do.)
Aceras anthropophora, about Mickleham and Dorking ( W. Pamp.)
Ophrys muscifera, between Dorking and Ranmore Common( Winch).

. apifera, about the old quarries west of Dorking (Winch).
Tamus communis, ( Winch.)
Luzula Forsteri, near Dorking ( Winch).

Eriophoron vaginatum, Leith Hill Common near Dorking (B.G.)
Bromus erectus, (Winch).

38

FLORA METROPOLITAN.

ABOUT BETCHWORTH,

(Winch).

Galeobdolon luteum, the park.
Orobanche minor, about —
Euphorbia amygdaloides, in

the park.
Buxus sempervirens, in the

Castle park.
Salix Helix, about —
. . Forbyana, do.

Carex divulsa, fields opp.park.
Verbascum nigrum, in the park.
Crepis biennis, fields about —
Viscum album, in the park.
Viburnum Lantana, about —
Potentilla argentea, lane between
the park and the mill.

DORKING CHALK-PIT.

*Anthyllis vulneraria.
*Ononis arvensis.
*Medicago sativa.
*Melilotus officinalis.
^Campanula glomerata.
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Centaurea Scabiosa.

. Cyanus.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Daucus Carota.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Smyrnium Olusatrum.
*Echium vulgare.
~*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Silene inflata.
*Agrostemma Githago.
*Reseda lutea.

. . Luteola.
*Polygonum Fagopyrum.
*Anacamptis pyramidalis.
*Ophrys apifera.
* . . muscifera.
*Aceras anthropophora.
^Clematis Vitalba.
*Scabiosa columbaria.
*Primula veris, about —

*Primula vulgaris.
*Galeopsis villosa.

above —

*Clinopodium vulgare.
*Origanum vulgare.
*Orobanche.
*Epilobium montanum.
*Scrophularia nodosa.
Atropa Belladonna, at Dork-
ing (Tytori).

Road over the hills from the

Chalk pit to Guildford.
*Conyza squarrosa.

In a barley-field with a beech
wood on one side near Ran-

more Common.
*Galeopsis Ladanum.
*Viola arvensis.

In a lane leading out of the

field.

*Conyza squarrosa.
*Campanula glomerata.

DORKING CHALK PIT.

39

•*Phyteuma orbiculare.
*Briza media.

In an old chalk pit about half a
mile beyond the 22nd mile-
stone on the Guildford road
near Effingham.

*Epilobium.
*Knautia arvensis.
*Conyza squarrosa.
•*Chlora perfoliata.
*Origanum vulgare.
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Galium Mollugo.
*Scrophularia nodosa.

On a bank the left of the road
between the Effingham Chalk-
pit and the 23rd mile-stone.

*Thesium linophyllum,
*Phyteuma orbiculare.

Hedge farther on.
*Malva moschata.

Right hand side of the same

road.

*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Linaria vulgaris.

Near the 24th mile-stone.
^Campanula Trachelium.

NEAR GUILDFORD.

Phyteum orbiculare, at the Hog's back, (R. Varden).
Hyoscyamus niger, on a common near Guildford (do.)
Verbascum Lychnitis, ^roaMde betwem Guildford and Shal-

• Pu'verulentum, I ford, and on Shalford common (Rev.

• n!Srum' ( Mr.Palmer.) "
. . . virgatum,

Sal via verbenaca, road-sides, fyc. (D. Cooper.)
ClinopOdium vulgare, St. Catharine's hill, (Rev. Mr. Palmer.)
Lathraea Squamaria, field between Chantry Downs and Shalford

Turnpike, 4-0. '(do.)

Dipsacus pilosus, plentiful about Guildford, (Br. FL)
Pimpinella magna, do. (do.)

Galanthus nivalis, at Stoke Park, near — (Rev. Mr. Palmer.)
Ornithogalum pyrenaicum, Send, nr. Ripley (do.)

Alisma Damasonium, on Shalford Common, {do.)

Chrysosplenium oppositifolium, in moist copses between Shalford
and St. Martha's Chapel (Rev. Mr. Palmer.)
Saxifraga granulata, St. Catherine's Hill (do.)

Antirrhinum spurium, corn-fields near the Telegraph, (do.)

Isatis tinctoria, in pits between Guildford and Shalford, (do.)
Geranium columbinum, at Loseli/, near — (do.)

Convallaria majalis, copse near Morplesdon, (do.)

Anemone apennina, in woods about —

40 FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Vaccinium oxycoccos, inabog 4 miles beyond Guildford (Merrett).

Arenaria tenuifolia, hills beyond (JB. G.)

Scleranthus perennis, between Compton and Guildford. (do.)

Thesium linophyllum, about —

Setaria viridis, in sandy fields about — (B. G.)

Digitaria sanguinalis, " do. (Eng. Fl.)

Lolium arvense, do. ( Winch.)

Echinochloa Crus-galli, in moist arable land ab. Martha's Chapel.

NEAR GODALMING.

1 am indebted to Mrs. Gaviler, Misses J, and C. Perry, and Mr. R.
Varden,for the following list.

Campanula Trachel ium ( R. V.) Cardamine amara, (.R. V.)

Alisma Plantago, (do.) Reseda Luteola (do.)

Butomus umbellatus, (do.) Adoxa Moschatellina, (C. P.)

Lythrum Salicaria, (/. P.) Cerastium aquaticum, road-
Nuphar lutea, (R. V.) side, (do.)

Centaurea Cyanus, (do.) Sympbytam officinale, (R. V.)

Sparganium ramosum, (do.) Gagea lutea, meadows near —
Bryonia dioica, (do.) (Blackstone)

Ornithogalum pyrenaicum,

(Mrs.G .)

[On account of there being several rare plants in this neigh-
bourhood, and upon such undoubted authorities, I have trespassed
beyond my proposed limit.]

For a list of the plants of the following localities I am indebted to Mrs.
Gawler, the Misses E., C., *S., and J. Perry.

MILFORD HEATH. Potentillo argentea (Mrs. G.)

Genista anglica, (Miss C. P.) Lonicera **»*^£ft>p .
Teesdalia nudicaulis, (do.)
Verbascum Thapsus, (do.)

NEAR BERTLEY.

NEAR BROOK. Asperula odorata, (Mm C. P)

Bryonia dioica, (Mrs. G.)

NEAR GODALMING.

41

WITLEY PARK.

Campanula hederacea, (Miss
(C.P.)

Tamus communis, (do.)

Daucus Carota, (Mrs. G.)
Juncus . . (do.)
Lathyrus pratensis, (do.)
Senecio tenuifolius, (do.)
Achillea Ptarmica, (do.)
Sparganium ramosum, (do.)
Mercurialis perennis, (do.)

BARNACLE HILL.

Geranium molle, (Miss C. P.)
Thymus Serpyllum, (do.)
Potentilla argentea, (do.)

NEAR STROUD HOUSE.

Convolvulus sepium, (MrsG.)
Mentha piperita, (do.)
Geranium rotundifolium, (do.)
Hypericum Androsaemum, (do.)
Senecio sylvaticus, (Mrs. G.)
Solidago Virgaurea(Mzss C.P.)
Gnaphalium germanicum, (do.)
Chrysanthemum segetum,

(Miss S. P.)

Callitriche aquatica, (do.)
Myrica Gale, (Miss E. P.)
Arabis thaliana (Mrs. G.)

. . albida, (Miss C. P.)
Arenaria rubra, (do.)
Spergula arvensis, (Mrs. G.)
Pedicularis sylvatica, (Miss

C.P.)

Digitalis purpurea, (Miss E.P.)
Veronica montana, (do.)
Chrysosplenium oppositifo-

lium, moist bank, (Miss C. P.)
Saxifragatridactylites,wft//s(d0.)
Acer campestre, (do.)

Daphne Mezereum, (do.)

Fritillaria Meleagris.

Anagallis tenella, (Miss C. P.)
Hydrocotyle vulgaris, (do.)
Linum catharticum, (do.)

Montia fontana, road-side, (do.)
Nardus stricta, (Mrs. G.)

STROUD ORCHARD.

Stachys palustris, (Mrs. G.)
Vicia Cracca, (do.)

STROUD COPSE.

Scabiosa succisa, (Mrs. G.)
Solanum Dulcamara, (do.)
Torilis Anthriscus, (Miss S. P.)
Epilobium montanum,

(Mrs.G.)

Scrophularia nodosa, (do.)
Euphrasia officinalis (do.)
Apargia autumnalis,

(Miss C. P.

Crepis tectorum, (do.)

Conopodium flexuosum,

(Mrs. G.)

Euphorbia amygdaloides, (do.)
Fraxinus excelsior, (do.)

Primula vulgaris, (do.)

. . veris, (do.)

Hypericum quadrangulum,(Wo.)
Betula alba, (Miss C. P.)

. pendula, (do.)
Corylus Avellana, (do.)
Betonica officinalis, (Mrs. G.)
Melampyrum pratense, (do.)
Ranunculus Ficaria,

(Miss C. P.)
Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus,

(do.)

Luzula pilosa, (do.)

. . campestris, (do.)

Viburnum Opulus, (do.)

Anthoxanthum odoratum,

(Mrs. G.)

Aira caespitosa, (do.)

Carex, (many species),

(Miss C. P.)
E 3

42

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

HIND HEAD LANE. Erica Tetralix,

Osmunda regalis, (Mrs. G.) ' ' cinerea>
Polypodium vulgare, (do).
Hypericum pulchrum, (do.)
Cardamine hirsuta, (do.)
Vaccinium Myrtillus, hedge-
bank, (MissE. P.)
Peplis Portula, (Miss C. P.)

(Mrs. G.)
(do)
Thymus Acinos, (do.)

GRAYSWOOD.

Campanula rotundifolia,

(Mrs. G.)

Scutellaria minor, (do)

Erodium cicutarium, (do.)
Corydalis claviculata, (do.)
Ornithopus perpusillus,

(Miss C. P.)
Ulex nanus, on the heath, (do.)

ftj

01

Drosera rotundifolia,

(Miss C. P.)

. . . longifolia, (do.)
Eriophoron, (do.)

Heleocharis pauciflora,

(Mrs.G.)

GRAYS-WOOD HILL.

Jasione montana, (Mrs.G.)
Cuscuta Epithymum, on furze,
(do.)

OrobancheSr,

CLAMMER HILL.

Cvno^lossum officinale.

(Mrs G.)

Malva moschata, (do.)

Chenopodium Bonus Henricus,
(Miss C. P.)
Scolopendrium vulgare, (do.)

NEAR HASLEMERE.

Verbascum nigrum, lane,

(Mrs. G.)
s palustris,

(do.)

. . . Trichomanes, (do.
Aspidium Filex-mas. (do.)

DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL.

Osmunda regalis, (Mrs. G .)
Narthecium ossifragum?

(Miss C. P.)
Rhyncosphora alba, (do.)

MOSSES.

(Collected near Stroud by Misses J. and C. Perry.)

Sphagnum acutifolium, bog at Grayswood.
Gymnostomum ovatum, bank at Grayswood.
Polytrichum undulatum, bank at Hind Head Lane.

LEFT BANK OF THE \VEY. 43

Polytrichum commune, bog at Witley.

nanum, bank at Hind Head Lane.
. . . aloides, bank at Grayswood.
Tortula subulata, hedge-bank, Lower Bert ley.

. . muralis, wall on the road to Haslemere.
Grimmia pulvinata, tiled roof, Stroud Orchard.
Dicranum scoparium, bank at Grayswood.

. heteromallum, do.

Didymodon nigidulus, Stroud Garden.
Funaria hygrometrica, bank near Godalming.
Orthotrichum striatum, on a tree in Stroud Garden.

crispum, Stroud Copse.

. . . anomalum, house-roof, Godalming.
Bartramia pomiformis, hedge-bank, road to Haslemere.

. . . fontana, swampy field, Witley Park.
Leskea sericea, stone wall near Eshmg.
Hypnum proliferum, Grayswood.

. . boreum, • do.

. . . striatum, stump of trees, Stroud Copse.
. . . cuspidatum, wet place, road to Brook.

. . triquetrumj Stroud Copse.
. . . splendens, moist bank, Grayswood.

. cupressiforme, on the heath, Grayswood.
. . . rutabulum, hedge-bank, near Godalming.
Fissidens tadifolius, hedge-bank, Lower Bertley.
Byrum punctatum, wet bank, Stroud Copse.
. capillare, wall, road to Haslemere.
. . horneum, bank at Meadfields.

Left Bank of the River Wey> at

GUILDFORD— ROAD TO SOUTHAMPTON.

(W. Chatter ley.)

*Impatiens fulva. *Eupatorium carmabinum.

. . . Noli-me-tangere, *Lycopus europaeus.

(Mrs. Wake field). *Scutellaria galericulata.

*Scrophularia aquatica. *Mentha hirsuta.
' . . . . nodosa. . . piperita.

*Veronica Beccabunga. *Stachys sylvatica.

*Tanecetum vulgare. *Origanum vulgare.

*Pulicaria dysenterica. *Spiraea Ulmaria.

*Bidens cernua. *Bryonia dioica,

. . tripartita. *Reseda lutea^

44

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

*Epilobium parviflorum.
*Lythrum Salicaria.
*Verbena officinalis.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Myosotis palustris.
*Hypericuin perforatum.
*Nuphar lutea.

*Galium palustre.
* . . verum.
*Lysimachia vulgaris
*Lathyrus pratensis.
*Chelidonium majus
*Verbascum pulverulentum.

ABOUT WEYBRIDGE.

(Prom the New Botanist's Guide.)

Silene Armeria. i /-D f \

. . anglica. * • '
Cnicus Forsteri, foot of St,
George's Hill (Hooker).

Digitaria humifusa, near Wey-

bridge (Winch).

. . . sanguinalis, do. (do.)

*Isatis tinctoria.
*Galeopsis Ladanum.
^Campanula Trachelium.

GUILDFORD CHALK-PIT.

(W. Chatterley.)

AT GOMSHOLL.

*Circaea lutetiana.
^Chrysanthemum Parthenium,

Jioad to Dorking past the Na-
tional School on the left hand.

*Thymus Calamintha.

In a field on the same road
nearer to Sheer e.

*Verbascum Thapsus.
*Conyza squarrosa.

On a stony bank at Hammer.

*Blechnum boreale.
*Asplenium Trichomanes.
*Aspidium Filex-mas.
* ... Filex- foemina.
*Spergula subulata, hog at —

Road near Dorking.
*Polypodium vulgare.

ROAD FROM LEATHERHEAD, ETC.

45

ROAD FROM LEATHERHEAD

ACROSS THE DOWNS,

TO EPSOM RACE COURSE.

(W. Chatterley.)

*Galeopsis Ladanum.
*Thymus Acinos.
Ajuga Chamaepitys, on the

downs (B. G.)
*Echium vulgare.

* Reseda lutea.

* Viola arvensis.
*Anagallis.
*Ononis spinosa.
*Hippocrepis comosa, downs

(Pampliri).

*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Sherardia arvensis.

*Galium Mollugo.
*Asperula cynanchica.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Daucus Carota.
*Knautia arvensis.
^Ligustrum vulgare.
*Rhamnus catharticus.

Near the grand stand.
*Conyza squarrosa.
*Galiura verum.
*Cnicus acaulis.

KENT.

BLACKHEATH.

Substratum — Gravel.

Mord. Col. signifies Morden College.
Cr. Hill . . . Croome's Hill.
G. P. ... Greenwich Park.

BL . Blackfieath:

Caryophyllea (43).
*Stellaria Holostea.
. graminea.
*Sagina apetala.
* . . procumbens.
*Mcenchia erecta.
*Arenaria rubra.

serpyllifolia.
*Cerastium tetrandrum.

. semidecandrum.
Saponaria officinalis, near

Mord. Col

*Urtica urens.

* . . dioica.

. pilulifera, weed in a
garden near ( W. Trevelyari).

Verbenacea, (195).
^Verbena officinalis.

Ranunculacea (7).
^Ranunculus Ficaria.

* . . . bulbosus.

Delphinium Consolida, between
El. and Eltham (Eng. Fl.)

Hypericinea (41).
*Hypericum pulchrum.

* . . perforatum, G.P.

* ... humifusum. \wall.

Campanulacea (135).
^Campanula rotundifolia.

Rosacete (88).
*Potentilla Fragaria.

* . . . reptans.

* ... Tormentilla.

* ... anserina.
*Rubus fruticosus.
*Rosa canina.
*Alchemilla arvensis.

Composite (140).
*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Filago minima.
*Gnaphalium uliginosum.

* .... germanicum.

BLACKHEATH.

47

*Erigeron acre.
*Cnicus acaulis.
*Hieracium Pilosella.
*Senecio Jacobaea.
*Bellis perennis.
*Achillea Millefolium.
Hypochaeris glabra,(^Ewg. FL)

Ericea (172).

* Erica cinerea.

* . . Tetralix.
*Calluna vulgaris.

(20).

^Nasturtium terrestre,p£s.
*Eropbila vulgaris.
*Capsella Bursa Pastoris.
*Arabis thaliana, G. P. wall.
*Coronopus Ruellii.

Scrophular ine<e (187).

* Antirrhinum majus, wall top

of Cr. Hill.
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

* Veronica Chamaedrys.

* ... serpyllifolia.
*...... arvensis.

* . . . agrestis.

* . . . officinalis.

UmbeUifera
Pimpinella minor /3, behind
Mord. Col. (Milne.)

Gramine* (293).
*Anthoxanthum odoratum.
*Airochloa cristata.
*Molinia caerulea.
Aira flexuosa.

* . . praecox.

* . . caryophyllea.
*Festuca ovina.

Vulpia Myurus.

, . bromoides.
Glyceria fluitans.
Trioidia decumbens.
Trisetum flavescens.

*Nardus stricta.

Boraginea (163).
Borago officinalis S. side of the
Point.
*Myosotis versicolor.

Solanea (180).
Datura Stramonium, near

Green Man, (Milne).
*Solanum Dulcamara.

Leguminosts (75).
*Medicago lupulina.
*Trifolium glomeratum.

* ... subterraneum.

* ... filiforme.

* ... ochroleucum, bank
between Greenwich and Green

Man (Dr. Dickson.)
. . . scabrum.
*Ornithopus perpusillus.
*Vicia sativa.
*Ulex europaeus.
*Orobus tuberosus.

Euphorbiacea>. (220).
*Mercurialis annua.
Euphorbia Lathy ris.

Saxifrages (68).
*Saxifraga tridactylites, walls.

Crassulacetf (63).
*Sedum acre, G. P. wall.
* . . sexangulare (do.)

Onagrari<£ (,
Epilobium angustifolium,

Maize Hill.

Dipsacea (139).
*Jasione montana.

Geraniacets (56).
*Geranium molle.
*Erodium cicutarium.

48

FLORA METROPOLITAN.

Plantaginets (169).
*Plantago major.

* ... lanceolata.

* ... Coronopus.

Polygalea (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Portulacea (63).
*Montia fontana.

Salicaria (71).
*Peplis Portula.

Asphodeka (266).
*Scilla autumnalis.

Convolvulacea (167).
^Convolvulus arvensis.

Juncea (273).
*Juncus bufonius.
*Luzula campestris.

Alismacea (253).
*Alisma Plantago, pits.

Stellate (128).
*Galium verum,

* . . Mollugo.

* '. . saxatile.

* . . uliginosum.
*Sherardia arvensis.

Labiate (196).
*Thymus Serpyllum.
*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Glechoma hederacea.

Violacea (35).

* Viola canina.

* . . tricolor.

Malvacea (40).
*Malva sylvestris.
. rotundifolia.

Polygonea (209).
*Rumex Acetosa.

* . . Acetosella.
*Polygonum Persicaria.

* ... Hydropiper.

* ... minus, (Eng. Fl.)

Cryptogamia.
*Funaria hygrometrica.

Polytricum aloides.
*Bryum carneum.
. . . hypnoides.
Hypnum denticulatum.

. . . undulatum.
*Lichen foliaceus.

* » . pyxidatus.

subfuscus.
Peziza punctata.
Riccia minima.
*Marchantia polymorpha.

Filices.

*Blechnum boreale.
*Cystea fragilis, (C. Finch,)
*Aspidium Filex-mas.
*Pteris Aquilina.

In Greenwich Park.

Agrostis polymorpha.
^Ranunculus Ficaria.
*Nepeta Cataria.
*Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus,

in the wilderness.

^Veronica officinalis.

Trifolium glomeratum, ( JB. G.)

Sedum sexangulare, on the wall

(Eng. FL)

WEST COOMBE PARK.

(C. Finch).

*Polygonum Bistorta.
*Borago officinalis.
*Nymphaaa alba.
*Geranium Ph«um.
*Ornithogalum luteum.
*Verbascum Thapsus.

49

ROADSIDE FROM BLACKHEATH TO
SHOOTER'S HILL.

Substratum — Gravel.

*Sonchus oleraceus.
*Senecio Jacobaea.

. vulgaris.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Artemesia vulgaris.
*Chrysanthomum Leucanthe-
mum.
* segetum,

nr. the Sun in the Sands.
*Hieracium Pilosella.
*Pulicaria dysenterica.
*Pyrethrum inodorum.

. Parthenium.
*Silybum marianum.
*Cnicus lanceolatus.
*Lappa glabra.
*Prenanthes muralis.
*Geum urbanum.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Potentilla Fragaria.

* ... reptans.
*Euonymus europaeus, r. h.
*Scrophularia nodosa.

* . . . . aquatica.
*V7eronica hederifolia..

* . . . Chameedrys.

* ... Beccabunga.
*Linaria Elatine.

* . . vulgaris.
*Erythrsea Centaurium

Verbascum Lychnitis, (Mihie)

. . . nigrum, (do.)
*Solanum Dulcamara.
^Ranunculus bulbosus.

* .... Ficaria.
*Heracleum Sphondylium.
*Anthriscus vulgaris.

*Cherophyllum temulum.
*Ballota nigra.
*Glechoma hederacea.
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Lychnis dioica.
*Alliaria officinalis.
*Brassica campestris.
*Polygonum aviculare.

* ... Hydropiper.
*Sambucus nigra.
*Cornus sanguinea.
*Keseda Luteola, field by the

Sun in the Sands.
*Galium Mollugo.

. . Aparine.

. . verum.
*Papaver Rhoeas.

* Vine a major, side of a garden.
*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Myosotis versicolor.
*Lithospermum arvense.
*Arum maculatum.
*Convolvulus arvensis.

*Ilex Aquifolium.
^Campanula rotundifolia.
*Hypericum elodes, ditch on
r. h. nr. top of hill.
*Equisetum arvense, do.
*Lotus corniculatus.
*Vicia Cracca, opp. Earl of
Moira.
*Chenopodium album.

* . . . Bonus Henrieus

(Milne.)
*Holcus mollis.

. . lanatus.
*Anthoxanthum odoratum.

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FLORA METROPOLITAN.

ON THE COMMON.

^Campanula rotundifolia.
*Luzula campestris.
*Centaurea nigra.
*Achillea Ptarmica, top nr. the
Castle.

*Sonchus oleraceus.
^Chrysanthemum Parthenium.
*Prenanthes mural is.
*Melampyrum pratense.
*Ruscus acuieatus.
*Alisma Plantago.
*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Betonica officinalis.
*Ajuga reptans.
*Prunella vulgaris.

*Lotus major.
*Lathyrus pratensis.
*Orobus tuberosus.
*Cytisus scoparius.
*Erythrsea Centaurium.
*Silaus pratensis.
*Heracleum Sphondylium.
*Geum urbanum.

*Dactylis glomerata.
*Anthoxanthum odoratum.
*Cynosurus cristatus.
*Ranunculus Flammula.
* . . . Ficaria.

CASTLE WOOD,

Top of Shooter's Hill.

* Melampyrum pratense.
*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Hieracium subaudum, (Chat-
ter ley).

*Prenanthes muralis.
^Asperula odorata.
*Galium Mollugo.
*Ilex Aquifolium.
*Scrophularia nodosa.
*Digitalis purpurea.

* Veronica Beccabunga.

* ... agrestis.
*Corydalis claviculata.

Convallaria majalis, (Milne.)]
*Hyacinthus non-scriptus.
*Pyrus aucuparia.

Sanicula europsea, (Milne).

Foeniculum vulgare, (do.)

Euphorbia Peplis.
*Mercurialis annua.
*(Enothera biennis, (C. Finch.)
*Vinca minor, (C. Finch.)
*Corylus Avellana.
*Oxalis Acetosella,
*Viola canina.

Polemonium caeruleum,

(Milne.)

^Anemone nemorosa.
^Ranunculus Ficaria.
^Geranium llobertianum.
*Lysimachia nemorum.

Nummularia.
*Aspidium Filix-mas.
* .... fcemina.
*Poly podium vulgare, ditch.

ABOUT WOOLWICH.

51

Gravel-pits buck of the wood.

*Corydalis claviculata.
^Digitalis purpurea.
*Linaria Elatine.

Iberis amara.

^Chrysanthemum segetum.
*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Verbascum Thapsus.
* ... thapsiforme.
*Spergula arvensis.
*Galeopsis Tetrahit.

*Aspidium Filix-mas.

Near Shrewsbury House.

Cerasus Padus, back of- —

(C: Finch.)

Colchicum autumnale, moist
field between Shooter's Hill
and Plumstead Common.

(J. T. Cooper, 1825.)
Hydrocotyle vulgaris, lane
leading to.

ABOUT WOOLWICH.

Substratum — Gravel.

Isatis tinctoria, nr. the church.
*Chenopodium olidum.

* _ . . . . polyspermum.
*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Echium vulgare.

*Circ3ea lutetiana.
Tragopogon porrifolius,

marshes below, (Eng. Fl.)
Hieracium umbellatum, nr.

the church.

*Hypnum denticulatum.
*Bryum heteromallum.

* . . pomiforme.
. . sericeum.

Anthoceros punctatus.
Mnium pellucidum.
. . trichomanes.
Lichen uncialis.

* . . rangeferina.
*Jungermannia epiphylla.

pusilla.

. . . . reptans.
*Ulva compressa, Thames side.
. . incrassata, do.

In Woolwich Warren (Milne.)
Gastridium lendigerum.

Schedonorus loliaceus.
Verbascum nigrum.
Chenopodium olidum.
Hypochaeris glabra, (E.G.)

Sandpits about Woolwich.

*Spiranthes autumnalis, large
pit leading out of lower road,
(D, Cooper, 1835.)
*Clematis Vitalba
*Sonchus palustris.
*Erigeron acre.
*Senecio Jacobaea.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Orobanche minor.
* ... elatior, (fields.)

Pimpinella saxifraga, (Milne.)
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Cytisus scoparius.
*Medicago polymorpha.

. . . lupulina.
*Erythrsea Centaurium.

52

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

MARSHES BETWEEN GREENWICH AND
WOOLWICH ;

(Including the Thames shore.)

Ranunculacete (7).
*Thalictrum flavum.
^Clematis Vitalba.
*Caltha palustris.

* Ranunculus sceleratus.

* ... Flammula.

* ... Ficaria.

* ... aquatilis.

* ... pantothrix.

Crucifera (20.)
*Cochlearia officinalis.

* ... anglica.

* ... Armoracia.
*Cardamine pratensis.

* ... amara.
*Sisymbrium officinale.
^Nasturtium officinale.
*Sinapis arvensis.
*Coronopus Ruellii.

Halorag&e (no).
*Myriophyllum spicatum.

* . . verticillatum.

Rosaces (88).
*Spirsea Ulmaria.

Dipsacea: (139).
*Dipsacus sylvestris.

Salicaria: (71).
*Lythrum Salicaria.

Fluviales (248.)
*Potamogeton lucens.

* .... pusillum.

Valerianea (137).
*Valeriana officinalis.

* . dioica.

Primulacea (182.
*Samolus Valerandi.
*Hottonia palustris.
*Lysimachia nemorum.

* . . Numrnularia.

* ... vulgaris.

Amaryllidta (264.)
*Leucojum sestivum, banks of'
Thames, below high water
f««rA, (1835.)

Umbellifera (111).
*Petroselinum segetum.
*(Enanthe crocata.
fistulosa.

^Angelica sylvestris.
*Sium latifolium.
*Helosciadium inundatum

* .... nodiflorum.
*Apium graveolens.

Composite (140.)
Aster Tripolium, (Cambden).
*Pulicaria dysenterica.
*Tussilago Farfara.

* . . Petasites.
*Sonchus palustris.
*Tragopogon pratensis.
*Centaurea nigra.
*Senecio aquaticus.

* . . Jacobaea..

Iridea (254.)
*Iris Pseud-acorus.

Cucurbitacea (325).
*Bryonia dioica.

ABOUT WOOLWICH.

53

Leguminoste (75).
*Vicia saliva.
*Lotus major.
*Lathyrus pratensis.

Labiate (196).
*Salvia verbenaca.
*Lycopus europaeus.
*Mentha hirsuta.

. rotundifolia.
*Ballota nigra.
Scutellaria minor, ( Williams

Stellate (128).
*Galium palustre.

* . . uliginosum.

Geraniace<e (56).
^Geranium dissectum

* ... molle.

Conferva.
Conferva dichotoma.

* ... gelatinosa.

Alga.

Ulva pisiformis.
. . incrassata.
. . compressa.

Juncaginea (252).
*Triglochm palustre.

Scrophularinea (187).
*Scrophularia aquatica.

Boraginete (163).
*Myosotis palustris.

Convolvulacea ( 1 67).
*Calystegia sepium.

Hydrocharide& (254).
*Hydrocharis Morsus ranse.

Alismacea (253).
*Alisma PJantago.

Malvaceae, (40).
*Malva sylvestris.

Cyperacea (278).
*Scirpus triqueter.
*Heleocharis palustris.
Carex divisa, near Greenwich
(Winch)

Grammes (293.)
*Arundo Phragmites.
*Phleum pratense.
*Avena pratensis.
*Holcus lanatus.
Panicum Crus-galli, near

Greenwich (Eng. Fl.)

WASTE FIELD NEAR CHARLTON CHURCH,

(Road from Blackheath).

*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Echium vulgare.
^Achillea Millefolium,(purple).
^Ornithogalum umbellatum.
*Silene inflata.
*Verbascum thapsiforme.
*Thymus Calamintha.
*Orobanche.

Road-side from Blackheath.

^Chrysanthemum Parthenium.
*Galium verum.
*Hypericum humifusum.
*Humulus Lupulus, hedge on
the right.

F 3

54

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

LANE BY CHARLTON CHURCH,

(Leading to the lower road.)

^Clematis Vitalba.
*Silybum marianum.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Tanecetum vulgare, by the

church.

*Artemesia vulgaris,
*Lactuca Scariola, sand-pit.

Hieracium umbellatum, do.
*Erigeron acre.
*Orobanche minor.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Daucus Carota.
*Conium maculatum.
*Heracleum Sphondylium.
*Medicago maculata.
. . . lupulina.

Alopecurus geniculatus, sand-
pits.

*Euonymus europseus.
Chenopodium ficifolium.
Carex depauperata, in a sma.
wood at the back of th
church (B. G.)
*Arum maculatum.
*Knautia arvensis.
*Linaria vulgaris.
*Circaea lutetiana.
*Bryonia dioica.
Veronica montana, back of th
churci

*Thymus Nepeta.
*Salvia verbenaca.
Turritis glabra, ( W. Pamplin
*Ligustrum vulgare.
Verbascum Lychnitis, pit.
. . . nigrurn.

CHARLTON WOOD,

(Including Hanging Wood).

Those which are not marked with the asterisk are upon old authorities}.

Saxifrages (68).
Chrysosplenium alternifoliun
(Blackstone

. . . oppositifclium
(Milne
Adoxa Moschatellina, (B. G

Caryophyllea (43).
*Spergula arvensis.
Arenaria triuervis.
* . . , rubra.
*Dianthus Armeria.

Stellate

*Asperula odorata.
*Galium Mollugo.
* . . palustre.
. . uliginosum.
. verum.

Gcntianea (177).
*Erythraea Centaurium.

Crassulacea (63).
Sedum Telephium, (B. G.

CHARLTON WOOD.

55

Labiata (196).
*Galeobdolon luteum.
*Thymus Acinos.

* ... Calamintha.
*Ajuga reptans.

Iridee (254).
Iris foetidissima, (B. G.)

Smilacex (270).
Paris Quadrifolia.

Circteacete (109).
*Circaea lutetiana.

Oleinea(17l.)

*Ligustrum vulgare.

Leguminostf (75).
Astragalus glycyphyllos,

(B. G.)
*Vicia Cracca.

* . . sativa.

* . . sepium.

Hyper icinetB (41).
Hypericum dubium.

* . . • . perforatum.

* . . . pulchrum.

. humifusum.

Euphorbiac&s (220).
^Euphorbia amygdaloides.

. . . Portland ica, bogs.
*Mercurialis perennis.

Composite (140).

*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Conyza squarrosa.
*Gnaphalium uliginosum.

* ... rectum.
*Crepis biermis.

Carduus nutans.
Lactuca Scariola, sand-pit in
the wood, (B..G)

Portulacea (62).
*Montia fontana.

Primulacete (182).
Anagallis tenella, (B.G.)
*Lysimachia nemorum.
* .... Nummularia.

Boraginete(l63).
*Echium vulgare.
*Lithospermum arvense,
*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Myosotis palustris.

Cupulifera (239).
*Fagus sylvatica.

Fumariace<£ (18).
*Fumaria claviculata.

Geraniacets (56).
Geranium columbinum,

(B. G.)

Amaryllidea (264.)
Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus.

Umbellifera (in).
*Sanicula europaea.

Filices.

Asplenium Adiantum nigrum.
*Polypodium Filix-foemina.

Pomaces (103).
*Pyrus aucuparia.

Rosaces (88).
Rosa villosa.

Orchidea (256).
Neottia Nidus avis.
Listera ovata.
Platan thera bifolia.

Cyperacea (278).
Carex depauperate, (£«£. Fl.)

56

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Fungi.

Agaricus lactifluus.
. . . piperatus.
Lycoperdon stellatum.

Grammes (293).
Poa nemoralis.
Milium effusum.
Brachy podium pinnatum.
Festuca gigantea.
Glyceria fluitans.
Alopecurus geniculatus.
Anemagroslis Spica Venti.
Agrostis vulgaris.

Deschampsia caespitosa.
Aira flexuosa.
. . caryophyllea.
Trisetum flavescens.
Avena pratensis.

Cryptogam ia.
Jungermannia pinguis.

. . . . multifida.
Hypnum cuspidatum.
Bryum horneum.
Byssus velutina.
Tremeila granulata.
Peziza cyathoides.

CHARLTON CHALK-PIT.

(Including the copse by the road side, near the pit}.

Polygalea (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Uesedacea (219).
*Reseda lutea.

* . . Luteola.

Geraniace& (56).
^Geranium Robertianum.

* ... molle.

. dissectum.

Composite (140).
*Senecio Jacobaea.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Crepis biennis.
*Artemesia vulgaris.
*Centaurea Scabiosa.
^Chrysanthemum Parthenium.
. . . Leucanthemum.
"*Prenanthes muralis.
*Sonchus arvensis.
*Centaurea nigra.
Barkhausia fcetida, (Eng. Fl.)

Orchidea (256.)
*Orchis pyramidalis.

Rosacea (88).
*Geum urbanum.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Potentilla reptans.

. *(163).

*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Echium vulgare.
*Lycopsis arvensis.

Crucifertf (20).
*Lepidium campestre.
*Cardamine pratensis.
*Stellaria graminea.

* . . Holostea.
*Diplotaxis tenuifolia.

Caryophyllea (43).
'^Lychnis dioica.

* . . Flos Cuculi.
*Silene inflata.

CHARLTON CHALK-PIT.

57

Verbenacea (195).

* Verbena officinal is.

Ranunculacea (7).
*Clematis Vital ba.
^Ranunculus repens.

Leguminosa (75).
*Trifolium arvense.
*Medicago sativa.

* ... lupulina.
*Ervum tetraspermum.

* Lotus corniculatus.
*Lathynis pratensis.
*Vicia sepium.

* . . angustifolium.

* . . Cracca.
*Ononis arvensis.

Mahaeea (40).
*Malva sylvestris.

HypeHcinea (41).
*Hypericum hirsutum.
. . . montanum.
. . . perforatum.

Dipsace<s (139).
*Dipsacus sylvestris.
*Scabiosa columbaria.
*Knautia arvensis.

Stellate (128.)
*Galium Mollugo.

* . . Aparine.

Caprifoliacta (131).
*Sambucus nigra.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
*Cornus sanguinea.
*Hedera Helix.

Papaveracea (16).
*Papaver Rhoeas.
. dubium.

* . . Argemone.

Gentianea '(177).
*Chlora perfoliata.

Scrophularinece (187).
*Linaria vulgaris.
*Scrophularia nodosa.

Orobanchea (193).
*0robanche.

Fumariace(E (18).
*Fumaria officinalis.

* . . claviculata.

Onagrarite (107).
*Epilobium montanum.

* ... hirsutum.

Euphorbiacea (220).
*Euphorbia amygdaloides.
*Mercurialis perennis.

Campanulacea (135).
*Prismatocarpus hybridus,

Jkld*

Line<e (53).
*Linum catharticum.

Oleinea (171).
*Fraxinus excelsior.
*Ligu strum vulgare.

Labiate (196).
*Nepeta Cataria.
*Prunella vulgaris.
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Ballota nigra.
^Origanum vulgare.

Umbellifera (\\\).
*Heracleum Sphondylium.
*Torilis infesta.

. Anthriscus.
*Daucus Carota.

Foeniculum vulgare.
*Pastinaca sativa.

58 FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

SmilacetE (270). Solanea (\ 80).

*Tamus communis. *Verbascmn Thapsus,

* ... thapsiforme.

Cucurbitace* (325). Equis^acex.

*Bryonia dioica. *Equisetum arvense.

Polygonea (209). ^~s>

*Polygonum aviculare. *Pteris Aquilina.

. . . Fagopymm. *Aspidium Filix-mas.

Convolvulacea (167). Cryptogamia.

*Convolvulus arvensis. *Gymnostomum.

*Leeidea immersa.

ABOUT PLUMSTEAD.

(Milne).

PL signifies Plumstead.
Wh. . . Woolwich.
E. W. . East Wickham.

Veronica montana, bet. PL Atropa Belladonna, bottom of

& Wh. shady lane by PL Church-

Salvia verbenaca, bet. E. W. yard, in the way to the Abbey

4* Wh. Farm, on the right hand op-

Rhamnus catharticus, lanes bet. posite the farm house, (Milne).

, PL 4- E. W. 4' OTi the London Alchemilla vulgaris, Old Park

road a little beyond PL wood, near E. W.

Aira flexuosa. Sanicula europaea. do. do.

*Verbascum nigrum. Angelica Archangelica, by the

*Samolus Valerandi, matches Thames bet. Wh.$ PL(Eng.

about PL FL)

*Caucalis daucoides, at PL Tragopogon porrifolius, marshes

Silaus pratensis. do. below Wh. (Eng. FL)

59

BETWEEN PLUMSTEAD AND ERITH.

(J. F. Young.)

fChenopodium maritimum.

. viride.

"Coronopus Ruellii.
^Hydrocharis Morsus ranae.
'Samolus Valerandi.
*Glaux maritima.
'Arenaria media.

*Spergula arvensis.
*Scirpus maritimus.
*Torilis nodosa.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Humulus Lupulus.
*Artemesia vulgaris.
. maritima.

ABOUT ERITH.

W. Wm. signifies West Wickham.
E. ... Erith.

P. ... Purfleet.

Wh. . . Woolwich.

Bartsia Odontites,

(J. F. Young.)
Chenopodium maritimum,

marshes, (do.)
Bonus Henricus,

do. (do.)
. . . viride, (do.)
. . . polyspermum.

(W. R. Keene).

Humulus Lupulus, (Miss S. A.

Nesbitt)

Arenaria media, (J. L. Gawler.)

Saxifraga granulata, hedge-bank

near W. Wm. (Miss S. .A.

Nesbitt).

Pastinaca sativa, (Mrs. Gawler).
Apium graveolens, marshes, (do.)
Caucalis daucoicles, meadows,

nr. JL'. opposite P.
Scirpus maritimus, (J. F.

Young).

Carex divisa, marshes.
Vinca major, hedge on E. com-
mon, (Milne).

Lathyrus sylvestris, Wickham
Wood, (J. L. Gawler).
Trifolium filiforme, (do.)
. . maritimum, marshes.
Verbascum Thapsus, (Miss S.
A. Nesbitt).
Aster Tripoiium, marshes,

(Mrs. Gawler}.
Artemesia maritima, marshes,

(W.R. Keene).

Lactuca saligna, marshes(B. G.)

Crepis biennis. chalk-pits (do.)

Tragopogon porrifolius, moist

meadows at Long Reach (do.)

Triglochin maritimum, marshes

(J. L. Gawler).

Polypogon monspeliensis, salt
marsh by the church, (B. G.)
littoralis, by powder
magazine, 4 miles below Wool-
wich (B. G.)

Arundocolorata, marshes (J. L.

Gawler).

Samolus Valerandi, do. (do.)

60

FLORA METROPOLITAN.

Beta maritima, below E. nearly
opposite P. (Milne).
Statice Limonium, marshes be-
tween E. and Wh. (Milne).
Sisymbrium Sophia, about —
(J. L. Gawler.)

Hydrocharis Morsus ranse.

marshes (Mrs. Gawler.)

Rosa rubiginosa, (Miss S. A.

Nesbitt.)

IN ABBEY WOOD.

(W. R. Keene, 1835.)

Fraxinus excelsior.
Ulmus montana ?

. . two other species.
Euonymus europaeus.
Clematis Vitalba.

Acer campestre.
Carpinus Betulus
Betula alba.
Ruscus aculeatus.
Fumaria claviculata.

ROADSIDE BETWEEN CRAYFORD AND
DARTFORD.

*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Myosotis sylvatica.
*Echium vulgare.
*Salvia verbenaca.
*Lamium purpureum, (var.

white,) nr. turnpike.
*Mentha sylvestris.
* . . rotundifolia.
Verbascum Blattaria, nr. \^th
mile stone (Curtis).
*Bryonia dioica.
*Silene inflata.
*Papaver Argemone.
*Rumex crispus.

*Acer campestre.
*Geranium Robertianum(large)
^Viburnum Lantana.
*Cornus sanguinea.
*Geum urbanum.
*Ligustrum vulgare.

Luzula Forsteri, (E. Forster)
*Castanea vesca.
*Galium anglicum.

Campanula Rapunculus,

(Forster).

*Conium maculatum.
*Humulus Lupulus.
*Dipsacus sylvestris.

Orchis hircina. (Martyn).

ABOUT DAUTFORD.

61

DARTFORD HEATH.

Substratum — Sand.

*Nardus stricta.
*Alchemilla arvensis.
*Erophila vulgaris.
•"'Campanula rotundifolia.
*Daucus Carota.
*Cnicus acaulis.
*Gnaphalium uliginosum.
f Centaurea nigra.
*Senecio Jacobaea.
*Polygala vulgaris.
*Galium Mollugo.

*Galium cruciatum .
*Bryonia dioica.
*Cytisus scoparius.
*Trifolium subterraneum.
* ... filiforme.
^Geranium dissectum.
*Myosotis versicolor.
*Thymus Serpyllum.
*Viola canina.
*Arum maculatum.
*Hyacinthus non-scriptus.
*Bryum hypnoides.

ABOUT DARTFORD.

Substratum — Sand, Gravel, and Chalk.

' Papaver Rhoeas.
:: . . hybridum.

somniferum.
Adonis autumnalis.
^Antirrhinum spurium.

* Geranium dissectum.

. columbinum.

* . . . rotundifolium.
*Dianthus Armeria.
*Parietaria officinalis, on the

church.

*Onobrychis sativa.
Trifolium subterraneum,

(J. Macnab.)

. . . scabrum. ( Winch).
'-'• Vicia Cracca.

Lathyrus sylvestris, ( Winch.)
*Verbascum Lychnitis.

nigrum.

* ... thap si forme.
*...,. Thapsus.

*Sherardia arvensis.

(W.Pamplin).
*Fumaria officinalis.
*Anacamptis pyramidalis.
*Aceras anthropophora.
Orchis fusca, (Winch.)

. tephrosanthos, near —
(Eng. Fl.)
. hircina, (Ray).
*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Lithospermum officinale.
*£chium vulgare.

Ajuga Chamaepitys, (Winch.)
*Mentha sylvestris.
. . Pulegium.
. . longifolia.
*Thymus Nepeta.

Calamintha.
* . . Acinos.

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

*Thymus Serpyllum.

* Fedia olitoria.
•:Arum maculatum.

Bupleurum rotundifolium.
"'Caucalis daucoides.
Trisetum pubescens.
Bromus erectus.
Luzula Forsteri, (E. Foi^ster.)
Crepis biennis, (Wiiich).
Barkhausia foetida(Jr. Macnab).
Centaurea solstitialis, grassy
fields (Eng Ft.)

Old Chalk Pits.

Pyrus Aria.
*Y:iola hirta.

* . . canina.

Senecio viscosus, ( Dr. Smith.)
*"Erigeron acre.
*Conyza squarrosa.
*Polygala vulgaris.
*Linum catharticum.

Orchis hircina,(^cy.)
*Anacamptis pyramid alls.

Gentiana Amarella.
*Grimmia calcarea.

Valeriana rubra, (Br. Fl.)

Marshes.

*Trifolium maritimum.
*Triglochin maritimum.
^:Carex divisa.
*Glaux maritima.
*Statice Limonium.

Lane across the fields near the
powder mills.

* Sal via verbenaca.

* Viburnum Lantana.

*Galium cruciatum.
*Vinca major, /. h.
*Humulus Lupulus.
*Ligustmrn vulgare.
*CEnanthe crocata.
*Tamus communis.
*Dipsacus sylvestris.
*Bryonia dioica.
*Fumaria officinalis.

Roadside beyond St. Johns Hole
Turnpike, I. h.

*Papaver Argemone.
* . . dubium.

Hedge near the Bull Inn.
*Smyrnium Olusatrum.

Farther on, I. h.

*Arum maculatum.
*Fceniculum vulgare.
*Cynoglossum officinale.

Wood on the left.

Phallus esculentus.
*Conopodium flexuosum.
*Saxifraga granulata.
*Sedum Telephium.
*Galeobdolon luteum.
*Ervum hirsutum, &c. &c.

Two miles west of Darfford.
Ophrys aranifera, (J. Macnab)

Heath between Dartjord and
Box ley.

Neottia spiralis. ( W. Pomp.)

63

ROADSIDE FROM DARTFORD HEATH

GREEN STREET GREEN.

"Tolygala vulgaris. very fine.

* Viburnum Lantana.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
*Cornus sanguinea.
"Berberis vulgaris, r. h.
*Galium verum.

. cruciatum.
. . Mollugo.
*Asperula cynanchica.
*Sanguisorba officinalis, /. h.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Rosa

^Spiraea Ulmaria.
*Aceras anthropophora, /. h.

* Reseda lutea.
*Ligustrum vulgare.

* Lotus corniculatus.
*Vicia angustifolia.

* . . Cracca.
*Anthyllis vulneraria, r. h.
*Ononis arvensis.
*Origanum vulgare.
*Thymus Nepeta.

* . . Serpyllum.

* . . Calamintha.
*Galeopsis villosa.

* ... Tetrahit.
*Clinopodium vulgare.
*Nepeta Cataria.

*Salvia verbenaca.
*Cistus Helianthemum.
*Silene inflata.
*Juniperus communis, /. //.
*Chrysanthemum Leucanthe-
mum.

*Centaurea Calcitrapa, r. h.
*Cnicus acaulis.
*Cichorium Intybus.
^Artemisia vulgaris.
*Onopordum Acanthium.
*Huraulus Lupulus.
*Plantago Coronopus.
*Scabiosa succisa.

« . columbaria.
*Knautia arvensis.
*Daucus Carota.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Corylus Avellana.
*Clematis Vitalba.
*Echiuru vulgare.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Verbena officinalis.
*Arum maculatum.
*Linum catharticum.
*Verbascum thapsiforme.
*Campanula glomerata.
*Briza media.

Near the large White House before you come to the Fox
and Hounds.

*Saponaria officinalis, under the
wall.

*Echium vulgare.
*Verbena officinalis.

*Centaurea Calcitrapa, (r. h.) *Arum maculatum, hedge on r,h ,

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

DARENT WOOD,

Also called Darne Wood.

(Keep the pathway straight through.)

*Viola tricolor.
* . . canina.
*Silene inflata.
*Dianthus Armeria, nearly out

uniflora.
*Cistus Helianthemum.
*Sanicula europaea.
*Fragaria vesca.
*Geum urbanum.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.

Pyrus pinnatifida, (Br. Fl.)
*Mercurialis perennis.

* Euphorbia amygdaloides.
*Tamus communis.
*Ruscus aculeatus.
*Galeobdolon luteum.
^Origanum vulgare.
*Ajuga reptans.
*Betonica officinalis.
*Mentha.

*Clinopodium vulgare.
*Lysimachia nemorum.
^Primula vulgaris.
*Melampyrum pratense.
*Viburnum Opulus.

* ... Lantana.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
*Cornus sanguinea.

*Vicia sepium.

* . . angustifolium.
*Ervum tetraspermum.

* . . hirsutum.
*Orobus tuberosus.
^Astragalus glycyphyllos,

nearly out of —

^Anemone nemorosa,
^Veronica officinalis.
*Linaria vulgaris.
*Scrophularia nodosa.
^Digitalis purpurea,
*Bartsia Odontites.
*Galium cruciatum.
*Asperula odorata.
*Myosotis sylvatica.

* ... palustris.

* ... versicolor.
Lithospermum purpuro-caeru-

leum (Eng. FL)
*Geranium sanguineum.

* ... Robertianum.
*Alisma Plantago.

Iris foetidissima, (Fox.)
*Hypericum quadrangulum.

* ... pulchrum.
*Andros9emum officinale.
*Convallaria majalis.
*Chironia Centaurea.
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Epilobium montanum.
^Campanula rotundifolia.

glomerata.
*Aspidium Filix-mas.

* foemina.

*Asplenium Adiantum nigrum.
*Pteris Aquilina.
*Ophioglossum vulgatum.
*Listera ovata, plentiful.
Ophrys hircina, borders of the
wood (JK. G.)

DARENT WOOD.

65

Smalt Chalk Pit out of the Wood.

^Origanum vulgare.
*Clinopodium vulgare.
*Galeopsis Ladanum.
* ... villosa.
"^Campanula glomerata.
*Prismatocarpus hybridus.
*Linum catharticum.
•• Cistus Helianthemum.
*Vicia Cracca.
*Onobrychis sativa.
*Lotus corniculatus.
*Silene inflata.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Daucus Carota.
*Viola arvensis.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Gnaphalium.
*Polygonum Fagopyrum.

*Galium Mollugo.

* . . cruciatum.
*Reseda lutea.
*Linaria spuria.
*Scabiosa columbaria.
*Knautia arvensis.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Poterium Sanguisorba.
*Bryonia dioica.
*Clematis Vitalba.
^Viburnum Lantana.
*Echium vulgare.
*Papaver somniferum.

* . . Rhceas.

dubium.

*Polygala vulgaris.
*Orchis pyramidalis.
*Tamus communis.

STONE CHALK PIT.

Stellata (128).
*Galium verum.

* . . Mollugo.

cruciatum.

Onagrarm (107).
*Epilobium villosum.

* ... montanum.

Polygalea: (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Umbellijera (111).
*Daucus Carota.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Smyrnium Olusatrum, rare.
*Heracleum Sphondylium.

Ranunculacete. (7)
*Clematis Vitalba.

Labiata (196).
*Origanum vulgare.
~*Thymus Serpyllum.

Cctprijoliacea (131).
* Viburnum Lantana.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.

Caryophyllea (43).
*Spergula arvensis.
*Silene inflata.

Boragine<e (163).
*Echium vulgare.

*T •

*Lycopsis arvensis.

Composite (140).
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Senecio Jacobaea.

G 3

66

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

^Chrysanthemum Leucanthe-
mum.

*Tragopogon pratense.
*Eupatorium cannabinum.
*Solidago Virgaurea.

* Artemisia vulgaris.
*Cnicus eriophorus.

* . . lanceolatus.

Geraniacta (56).
*Erodium cicutarium.
^Geranium Robertianum.

Rosacea (88).
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Poterium Sanguisorba.
*Potentilla anserina.
*Fragaria vesca.

Leguminostf (75).

* Lotus corniculatus.
*Ervum tetraspermum.
*Vicia angustifolia.

* . . lathy roides.

Dipsa-cea (139).
^Dipsacus sylvestris.

Gentianea (177).
*Chlora perfoliata.

Ammtacea (228).
*Salix.

Hypericinea (41).
*Hypericum pulchrum.

* . . . perforatum.

Resedacea (219).
^Reseda lutea.

*Reseda Luteola.

Linca (53).
*Linum catharticum.

Orchidea (256)
*Aceras anthropophora.
Orchis militaris, (Anderson)

* . . pyramidalis.

* . . maculata.
*Ophrys apifera.

* . . muscifera.
*Listera ovata.

Platanthera bifolia.

Celastrinea (74).
*Euonymus europaeus.

Scrophidarinea (187).
*Digitalis purpurea.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Bartsia Odontites.
*Linaria vulgaris.

Primulace<e(1&2).
^Primula vulgaris.

*Knautia arvensis.
*Scabiosa columbaria.

Cntciferie (20).
*Diplotaxis tenuifolia.

Solanea (180).
*Verbascum Thapsus.
* ... thapsiforme.

F 'dices.
*Ophioglossum vulgatum.

67

GREENHITHE CHALK-PITS,

(With few exceptions the same as the former.)

*Centranthus latifolia. Pimpinella saxifraga.

*Salvia verbenaca. *Diplotaxis tenuifolia.

*Clinopodium vulgare, *Aceras authropophora, &c.

*Verbascum Thapsus. *Anthyllis vulneraria.

* . . . nigrum. * Artemisia vulgaris.

. . . Blattaria. . . . Absinthium.

*Asperula cynanchica. *Reseda lutea.

*Linaria minor. *Scabiosa columbaria.

*Scrophularia aquatica. Anagallis caerulea?

GRAVEL HILL,

(between Swanscomb and Northfteet.)

*Galium verum. *Verbena officinalis.

^Origanum vulgare. *Clematis Vitalba.

*Salvia verbenaca. *Centranthus latifolia.

*Nepeta Cataria. *Ononis arvensis.

*Clinopodium vulgare. *Medicago sativa.

*Scabiosa columbaria. *Daucus Carota.

*Echium vulgare. *Pastinaca sativa.

*Lycopsis arvensis. *Reseda lutea.
*Cichorium Intybus. Avena pratensis. (Milne.)

*Onopordum Acanthium, r. h. *Poa rigida, banks.
•:Cnicus acaulis.

ABOUT GREENHITHE.

Substratum — Chalk.

'Poa rigida, banks. ^Artemisia vulgaris.

Agropyrum junceum. . . . maritima.

"Asperula cynanchica. *Crepis fcetida.

Tragopogon porrifolius, *Conyza squarrosa.

marshes. *Erigeron acre.

68

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

*Samolus Valerandi, wet places.
*Glaux maritima. do.

Anagallis caerulea, corn-fields.

* ... arvensis. do.
*Potamogeton obtusifolius,

ditches.

Adonis autumnalis, corn-fields.
*Trifolium maritimum.

* ... glomeratum.
Vicia lathy roides, banks

(Sherard.)

*Anthyllis vulneraria.
Astragalus glycyphyllos,

woods S. of- — ( Winch).
"Statice Limonium, marshes.
*Arenaria media, do.

*Triglochin maritimum, do.
*Plantago maritima, do.
*Atriplex portulacoides. do.
*Chenopodium hybridum.

. maritimum.
Carex divisa.

*Cynoglossum officinale.
Lithospermurn purpuro-caeru-
leum, (Eng. Fl.)

* .... officinale.

* .... arvense.
*Lycopsis arvensis.
*Echium vulgare.
*Cistus Helianthemum.

Veronica montana, Park at —
(Milne).

Bupleurum rotundifolium.
*Pimpinella saxifraga.

. . . . magna, park at —
(Milne.}

*Fo3niculum vulgare.
*Salvia verbenaca. $
*Linum catharticum.
*Scabiosa columbaria.

Baccharis Monspeliensis.

Orchis fusca, (Eng. 1-7,)
*Aceras anthropophora.
*Ophrys muscifera.

ABOUT NORTHFLEET AND GRAVESEND.

Substratum — Chalk.

N. signifies
G. / . .

Umbellifera (Ml).

*Sium latifolium, about N.
Petroselinum segetum, do. fy
G. (B. G.)

*Smyrnium Olusatrum, hedges,
$c.

*Pastinaca sativa, do.

*Foeniculum vulgare, chalk-
pits, Sfc.

*Caucalis daucoides, corn-fields.

^Pimpinella saxifraga, meadows

bet. N.Sf G.

Northfleet.
Gravesend.

*Apium graveolens, do.
*Scandix Pecten Veneris,Jields;
do.

Crassulacea (63).
Sedum sexangulare, old walls

at N.

Euphorbiacete (220.)
Euphorbia platyphylla, nr. N.
(Eng. Fl.)

ABOUT NORTHFLEET, ETC.

69

Legumino&z (75).

*Ononis procurrens, shore at N.

*Trifolium maritimum, marshes.

. scabrum, Thames

side, (E. G.)

Hippocrepis comosa, bet. N.
$ G.(Cambderi).
Lathyrus sylvestris, bet. Ro-
chester fy N. (E.G.)

Composite (140).

*Crepis foetida, chalk-pits.
. . biennis /3. do.
Centaurea solstitial is, fields

about N. (Eng. II.)

*...'. Calcitrapa, banknr.

the Plough Inn, rd. to N.

*Tussilago Farfara, do. do.

* Artemisia vulgaris, do. do.

* . . . Absinthium, /. h. of

road nr. N. pits.

Hieracium sylvaticum, bet. N.

tfG.

Inula Helenium, near the half
way house to Canterbury.

Elaagnea (208.)
Hippophae rhamnoides, in a
salt marsh 2 miles from G.
(Blackstone).

Orchidea (256).

Orchis militaris, (Sher ard).

. . fusca(E. G.)
*Anacamptis pyramidalis.
*Ophrys muscifera.

. aranifera, (B. G.)

* . . apifera.
*Aceras anthropophora.
*Listera ovata.

Iride* (254.)

Iris foetidissima, frequent in
woods ab. G. (W. Pamplin).

Chenopodea (213).

*Chenopodium hybridum,

plent. ab. N.

* ... maritimum, do. do.
Beta maritima, Thames side.

*Atriplex portulacoides, marshes
about N. 4* G.

* . . littoralis, do.

(Cambden).

Stellate (128).

*Asperula cynanchica, cliffs.
Galium anglicum, bet. Dart-
ford 4- N.

Dipsacea (139.)

*Scabiosa columbaria, bet. N.
& G. (Milne).
*Dipsacus sylvestris, about —

Boraginea (163.)

*Cynoglossum officinale, r. h.

nr. the Plough Inn

*Lithospermum officinale, ab.

N.

Gentianea (177).

*Erythraea Centaurium, fields,
$c.

*Chlora perfoliata, chalk-pits,
$c.

Gentiana Amarella, plent. in
pits ab. G. ( Williams).
. Pneumonanthe ?

marshy pL

Cruciferte (20).

*Sisymbrium Sophia, hedge on
the r. h. beyond the Plough
Inn.
Lepidium ruderale, nr. G.

(W. Pamplin.)

70

FLOPvA METROPOLITANS.

Juncaginea (252).
*Triglochin maritimum,

marshes.

Plumbaginea (170).
*Statice Limonium, marshes,

Asphodelea (266).
Asparagus officinalis, shore ab.
G.

Campanulacea (135).
*Prismatocarpus hybridus,

corn-fields.

^Campanula glomerata, chalky
banks.

Rosacea (88).

*Poterium Sanguisorba, chalky
fields and on banks.

Scrophnlarinea (187).
* Antirrhinum majus, old wall
at Swanscomb.

*Linaria Cymbalaria, old walls
about —
. . spuria, corn-fields

about —

. . repens, chalky banks
nr. G.
. . minor, in N. pits.

Linete (53).

Linum usitatissimum, nr. G.
. . catharticum, in chalk-
pits, fyc.

Ranunculacete (7).
Helleborus foetidus, cliffs bet.
N.$G.(B.G.)
*Clematis Vitalba, do. do.
Myosurus minimus, do. do.
(B. G.)

Adonis autumnal is, corn-field*

nr. the Thames, (B. G.}

PtEoniacorallina, said to have

been found nr. G. (Smith).

Caprifoliacea (131).
*V7iburnum Lantana, hedges, $c.

Cistinete (36).

Cistus Helianthemum, chalky
banks.

Filices.

Ceterach officinarum, on Cliff e
Churchy below G.

Cyperacea(27Q).
*Scirpus maritimus, about Ar.

Elymus europaeus, nr. G. in a
salt marsh, (Mr. Die/won).
*Alopecurus bulbosus,«^ow^ N.
*Poa rigida, chalky banks.
* . . maritima, Thames shore.
Catabrosa aquatica, about N.
(Cambden).
Trisetum pubescens, chalky

hills bet N. 4- G. (Milne).
Gastridium lendigerum, cliffs,
about G. (Milne).
Bromus arvensis, nr. G.

(B. G.)
*Anemagrostis Spica venti,

about N.

Musci.

Hypnum lutescens.
. filicinum.
. . . crista-castrensis.

. viticulosum.
. . . sericeum.
. abietinum.
. . . crispum.

ABOUT ROCHESTER.

71

ROAD-SIDE BETWEEN SHORNE AND
STROUD.

(From the New Botanist's Guide.)

Ulex nanus, on Shorne Cliff.
Lathyrus latifolius, at Stroud,
(Winch).
Chenopodium maritimum,

Shorne Cliff.

Narcissus poeticus, rabbit-
warren at Shorne, (.Ewg. Fl.)
. biflorus, do.

(W. Christy).

Scilla autumnalis, abundant ab .

Shorne Warren, 1829,

( W. Pamplin).

*Dianthus Armeria, bet. Shorne
fy Stroud.

Silene nutans, on Shorne Cliff.

^Campanula Trachelium, high

bankonr. h. bet. Shorne fy Str.

Althaea hirsuta, about Stroud,

(Winch).

ABOUT ROCHESTER.

.R. signifies Rochester.
Ch. . . Chatham.
11. Pi. . Horn's Place.

"•' Dianthus Caryophyllus, on the
castle.

*Arenaria media, river side.
*!'oa rigida, on the castle.
Gastridium lendigerum, nr.

R. (Winch).

*Trigochlin maritimum, river
side.

'• Statice Limonium, do.

* Aster Tripolium, do.

Barkhausia foetid a, nr. R.

(B.C.)

'"Artemisia maritima river side.
;;: Atriplex portulacoides, do.
~:' Salicornia, do.

Beta maritima, above R.

( Winch.)

*Glaux maritima river side.
*Erythrsea Centaurium, ab. Ch.
Anchusa sempervirens, nr. H.
PI. (Sherard.)
*Trifolium maritimum, river

side.

*Medicago sativa, nr. R.
Lathyrus sylvestris, side of the
road from R. to Canter-bury.
(E.G.)

Stachys annua, found in afield
bet. Gad's Hill $ R. '

(Jos. Wood*).

72

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

Mentha acutifolia, bet. R. fy

Ch. (Eng. Ft.)

Ajuga Chamaepitys, several pi.

about R. (B. G.)

Papaver hybridum, field nr.

the Medway at R.( Winch).

Fumaria parviflora, ab. Wold-
ham, nr.R.(Eng. Fl.)
Sison Amomum, nr. R

(Winch).

Smyrnium Olusatrum, about

old buildings, ( W. Pamplin).

Campanula Trachelium,a£ R.

( Winch).

Verbascum Blattaria,nr.U.P/.
(Eng. Fl.)

Orobanche minor, in afield 2

miles beyond JR., on I. h. going

to H. PL (E.G.)

. . ramosa, nr. R. (B. G.)

Orchis fusca, ab.R. (Eng. Fl.)

Neottia spiralis, about Ch.

(Winch.)

Iris foetidissima, frequent in
woods ab. R. (W. Pamplin).
Allium oleraceum, nr. R.

(E.G.)

LEWISHAM CHALK-PIT.

*Clematis Vitalba.
*Foeniculum vulgare.
^Daucus Carota.
*(Enothera biennis,(C. Finch.)
*Conyza squarrosa, (Lee.)
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Erigeron acre.
*Lactuca Scariola, (Lee).
*Anthemis nobilis.
^Chrysanthemum inodorum.
*Senecio Jacobaea.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Onopordum Acanthium.
*Arctium Lappa.
*Tragopogon pratense.

*Verbascum Thapsus.
*Phalaris canariensis.
*Bartsia Odontites.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Linaria vulgaris.
*Scrophularia aquatica.
*Knautia arvensis.
*Hypericum perforatum.
*Reseda Luteola.
*Silene inflata.
*Lychnis dioica.
^Euphorbia ?
*Mercurialis annua.
*Solanum Dulcamara.

SIDE OF THE RAVENSBOURNE AT
LEWISHAM.

• Epilobium hirsutum.

* ... montanum.
^Erysimum Alliaria.

*Hesperis matronalis,

(C.]Finch.)
*Cochlearia Armoracia.

ROAD-SIDE BETWEEN LEE, ETC.

73

*Cardamine pratensis.

. i . amara.
*Nasturtium officinale.
Turritis glabra, walls, (B. G.)
*Pulicaria dysenterica.

* . . vulgaris.
*Bidens tripartita.
*Lythrum Salicaria.
*Galium Mollugo.

. palustre.
*Sium latifolium.
*Heracleum Sphondylium.
Bupleurum rotundifolium,

fields, (E.G.)
*CEnanthe crocata.
*Lycopus europseus.
*Mentha aquatica.
. . rotundifolia.

. Pulegium.
*Spir9ea Ulmaria.
*Potentilla anserina.
*Humulus Lupulus.
*Malva sylvestris.

* . . rotundifolia.
*Veronica Anagallis.

Beccabunga.
Antirrhinum Cymbalaria.

*Symphytum officinale.
*Myosotis palustris.
*Vinco major, hedge on I. h. out
of Lewisham.
^Verbena officinalis.
*Solanum Dulcamara.

. . nigrum.
*Dipsacus sylvestris.
Alnus glutinosa, (Milne.)
*Stellaria Holostea.
. . graminea.
*Butomus umbellatus, meadow
belonging to the Roebuck.
*Nuphar lutea.
*Ranunculus aquatilis.
. . . pantothrix.
. . . sceleratus.
. . . Flammula.
* ... Ficaria.
^Geranium dissectum.
Ornithogalum nutans.
*Valeriana officinalis.

. dioica.

Phleum pratense, (Milne)
Potamogeton lucens.
Hydnum imbricatum, about —

ROAD-SIDE BETWEEN LEE AND ELTHAM,

(Including the ditch on the right).

Umbellifer<s(\n.)
*Sium latifolium.
*Heracleum Sphondylium.
*Angelica sylvestris.
*Torilis Anthriscus.

Ranunculacea (7).
^Ranunculus sceleratus.
. . . bulbosus.
. . . Ficaria.
• . . arvensis, fields
about-

Crucifertz (20).
*Alliaria officinalis.
*Lepidium campestre.
^Nasturtium officinale.

Scrophularineff. (187).
*Veronica Beccabunga.
. , . Chamaedrys.
. . < officinalis.

. agrestis.
. . . arvensis.
*Scrophularia aquatica.

74

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Geraniacea (58).
*Geranium Robertianum.

* . . . molle.

* ... pratense.

Rosacece (88).
*Geum urbanum.
*Spiraea Ulmaria.
*Potentilla reptans.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.

Onagraria (107.)
*Epilobium montanum.

* ... hirsutura.

*Galium Mollugo.

* . . palustre.

* . . vemm,jield on I. h.

* . . Aparine.

* . . tricorne, bank on L h.
*Sherardia arvensis, on the

green.

Composite (140).

^Chrysanthemum Leucanthe-
*Cnicus arvensis. [mum.

. . lanceolatus.
*Helminthia echioides.

* Apargia hispida.
*Tussilago Farfara.
*Tragopogon pratensis.
*Sonchus oleraceus.

' * arvensis.

*Bidens tripartita.
*Pulicaria dysenterica.

* Artemisia vulgaris.
*Hypochseris radicata.
*Centaurea nigra.

Labiata(W6).
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Mentha hirsuta.
*Glechoma hederacea.
*Prunella vulgaris.
^Ballota nigra.

*Ligustrum vulgare.

Polygonea (209).
*Rumex crispus.
. Acetosa.

Euphorbiacete (220),
*Mercurialis annua.

Leguminostf (75).
*Vicia Cracca.

* . . angustifolia.
*Trifolium pratense.
*Lathyrus pratensis.
*Medicago saliva.; field on right.

Dipsacea (139).
*Dipsacus sylvestris.

Caryophylletz (43).
*Lychnis dioica.

* . . Flos Cuculi.
*Agrostemma Githago, field on

r. h.

Papaveracea (16).
*Papaver Rhoeas.

* . . Argemone.

Asphodelea (266).
Scilla autumnalis, on the green.

Circaacea (109).
*Circaea lutetiana, hedge near
Eltham, (Chatterley).

Alismacete (253).
*Alisma Plantago.

Juncete (273).
*Juncus, r. h.

Convolvulacea (167).
*Calystegia sepium.

ABOUT ELTHAM.

75

Orchids (256).
*0rchis Morio, field on I. h.
* . . mascula, do.

Primulacea (182).
*Anagallis arvensis.

Grammes (293).
*Bromus mollis, /. h.
*Briza media, /. h.

Musci.
Bryum carneum.

Barren ground opposite the Porcupine Inn at
Mottingham.

*Bartsia Odontites.
*Pulicaria dysenterica.

vulgaris.

^Chrysanthemum Parthenium,
bank.

*Bidens tripartita.
*Cochlearia Armoracia.
*^tlmsa Cynapium.
*Daucus Carota, farther on.

*Prunella vulgaris.
*Mentha hirsuta.
* , . verticillata ?
*Betonica officinalis.
*Epilobium montanum.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria, farther
on.

*Veronica officinalis, bank far-
ther OH.

ABOUT ELTHAM.

Substratum — Gravel and Clay.

*Hutchinsia petraea church-
yard wall, 1835.
Primula farinosa, must be a mis-
take.

*Ligustrum vulgare,7«7ies about.
*Circaea lutetiana, hedges, &c.
*Erythraea Centaurium.

Scilla autumnalis.
^Dianthus Armeria.
*Euonymus europseus.
*Saxifraga tridactylites, walls.
Valeriana Calcitrapa, old walls,
(W. Pampliri).

Iris fcetidissima, road between
Eltham fy Chiselhurst, nr. Kg.
John's Palace, {Milne).

Scabiosa succisa, do.
Hyoscyamus niger, do. (Milne).
*Galium palustre.
* . . verum.

. tricorne, walls nr. the
palace, (Winch).
*Alchemilla arvensis.
*Echium vulgare.
Cynoglossum sylvaticum, at
Southend, (B, G.)
Potamogeton crispus, T large
. pectin atus, ? pond
. . . serratus, J nr.Kg.
John's Palace (Milne).

76

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Hedges between Eltham and Shooter's Hilt.

*Daucus Carota.
*Cerasus avium.
^Euphorbia exigua.
*Agrostemma Githago.
*Lychnis dioica.
*^Egopodium Podagraria.
*Viola tricolor.

*Viola arvensis.
* Artemisia vulgaris.
*Papaver Rhceas.
*Bryonia dioica.
*Galeobdolon luteum, meadow
nr. the church.

ABOUT CHISELHURST.

Ch. signifies Chiselhurst.
Br, . . Bromley.
Or p. . . Orpington.

Centunculus minimus,

(Eng. Fl.)

*Campanula rotundifblia.
*Digitalis purpurea.
*Mentha arvensis.
*Hypericum humifusum.
Lycopodium inundatum.
Verbascum nigrum,

(W.PampUn)

Hedge to Mary Cray, (on the
common.)

*Clematis Vitalba.

* Verbascum Thapsus.

* ... Lychnitis.
*Digitalis purpurea.

Veronica agrestis (Milne).
*Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
*Mentha Pulegium.

Marrubium vulgare.

Euphorbia platyphylla.

Chara hispida-

Osmunda Lunaria.

Scolopendrium vulgare, on the
church.
*Nardus stricta.

Bogs about Ch.

*Achillea Ptarmica.
*Mentha aquatica.
*Scutellaria minor.
*Digitalis purpurea.
*Caltha palustris.
*Lythrum Salicaria.
^Spiraea Ulmaria.
*Hypericum quadrangulum.
*Lysimachia nemorum.

. . . Nummularia.
*Anagallis tenella.

Alnus glutinosa.

Isoleptis setacea.

Carex panicea, (Cambden).

Pinguicula vulgaris, Petzbog.

Paris Quadrifolia, do.

Blysmus compressus.
*Aspidium Filix-mas, long bog
at—

Rbamnus Frangula,

Juncus filiformis,
*Galium uliginosum,

Hypnum filicinum/

Chara tomentosa.

do.
do.
do.

ABOUT CHISELIIURST.

77

Lathrsea squamaria, wood S. of
Ch. bogf the end towards t/te
town.

Hypericum Androsaemura,
wood between Ch. and Br.

Convallaria majalis, wood on

the left before you come to
«/ «/ */

the town.

Lathyrus Nissolia, half a mite

this side of the town (Milne).

Impatiens Noli-me-tangere,

Mr. Jeremy's wood at Ch.

(J.F. Young.)

Oxalis corniculata, do. (do.)

Equisetum sylvaticum, woods

about Ch.

Veronica serpyllifolia, lane bet.
Ch. and Br. (Milne.)

Paris Quadrifolia, long wood

at Ch. (Milne.)

Ribes rubrum, i wood bet.

. . Grossularia, / Ch.fyBr.

(do)

Dipsacus pilosus, wood bet.
Ch. and Orp. (do.)
Asperula odorata, do. (do.)
Lithospermum officinale do.

(do.)

Datura Stramonium, lanes ab.
Orp. (do.)

Hyoscyamus niger, on Ch.
heathy (do.)

Elatine tripetala, common on

the road from Eltham to Ch.

(do.)

Euphorbia platyphylla, near
Ch.(B.G.)

ABOUT THE GRAYS,

(According to Milne.)

Valeriana rubra, old walls bet.
Foots Cray Church fy Hurst.
Asplenium Trichomanes, do.
Linaria repens, do. do.
*Helosciadium inundatum,

river Cray.

*Foeniculum vulgare, ab. Foots
Cray.

*Pimpinelia saxifraga, at North
Cray.

*Humulus Lupulus, do.
*Galeobdolon luteum, do.
*Mentha hirsuta, River Cray.

. , Pulegium, do. do.

Dipsacus pilosus, lane Jr. Foots

Cray Church to Hurst.

Polemonium caeruleum, do. do.

Vinca major, /. h. do. do.

*Asperula odorata, do. do.

Potamogeton obtusifolius,

(gramineum,) River Cray.
. . . . pusillus (com-
pressus), do. do.
. pectinatus do.
*Ly thrum Salicaria, do.
Campanula Trachelium, bet.
Foots Cray and Paul's Cray.
Samolus Valerandi, marshy
meadows behind North Cray.
*Parietaria officinalis, on the
walls of the Church-yard at
Mary Cray.

*Sium latifolium, river by the

roadside at Mary Cray.

*Iris Pseud-acorus, do. do.

Atropa Belladonna, near the

Grays, towards Dartford,

( W. Pamplin.)
H 3

78

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

KESTON MARK OR COMMON.

Substratum — Gravel.

Alismacea (253).
*Alisma Plantago.

Stellate (128).
*Galium palustre.
. . Witheringii.
. . cruciatum.

Crwc«/me(20).
*Cardamine pratensis.

. . . amara.
^Nasturtium officinale.

EricetE (172).

* Erica Tetralix.

* . . cinerea.
*Calluna vulgaris.

LeguminostE (75).
*Orobus tuberosus.
*Ulex europaeus.

* . . nanus.
^Genista tinctoria.

. . anglica.
*Trifolium repens.

. . . pratense.
. arvense.

. . . filiforme.
*Lotus corniculatus.
*Ornithopus perpusillus.
*Cytisus scoparius.

Fluviales (248).
*Potamogeton crispum.

Composite (140),
*Senecio Jacobaea.
*Gnaphalium uliginosum.
*Filago minima.

*Sonchus palustris

Solanea (180).
*Verbascum? r. h. of rd. to —

Labiate (196).

*Mentha arvensis, barley field
near —

*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Scutellaria galericulata.

. minor.
*Thymus Acinos.

* . . Serpyllum.
*Ajuga reptans.
*Prunella vulgaris.

Primulacea (182).
*Lysimachia nemomm.

* ... Nummularia.
Anagallis tenella.

. . . caerulea, bet. Keston
and Down (Milne.)

Gentianecz (177).
Menyanthes trifoliata, bogs bet.
Farnboro and Keston, (Milne.)
also on Hayes Common.
Gentiana Amarella, bet. Keston
and Westerham — chalky mea-
dow on the right from Keston
to Down (Milne.)
*Erythrsea Centaurium.

Juncea (273).
*Juncus.
*Narthecium ossifragum*

Linea (53).
*Radiola Millegrana.
*Linum catharticum.

KESTON MARK OR COMMON,

79

Rosacea (88).
Potentilla Comarum.

* . . . Tormentilla.
*Fragaria vesca.

Portulacea (63)
*Montia fontana.

RanunculacetB (7).

* Anemone nemorosa.
^Ranunculus aquatilis.

* ... Flammula.

* ... sceleratus.

Iridea (254).
*Iris Pseud-acorus.

Scrophularinete (187).
*Euphrasia officinalis.
^Veronica scutellata.

* ... serpyllifolia.

* . . . Beccabunga.

* ... Anagallis.
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

* ... palustris.
^Digitalis purpurea.

Hypericinete (41).
*Hypericum quadrangulum.

* ... e lodes,

( J. F. Young.)

Boraginea (163).
*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Myosotis palustris.

Droseracea (38).
*Drosera rotundifolia.

Caryophyllea (43).
*Lychnis Flos Cuculi.

. . dioica.
*Arenaria rubra.
*Spergula arvensis.

Vacciniea (134).
*Vaccinium ?

Polygalea (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Polygonea (209).
*Rumex Acetosella.

Violacea (35).
*Viola canina.
* . . tricolor.

Oxalidea (59).
*Oxalis Acetosella.

Orchidea (256).
*Listera ovata.
*Orchis maculata.

*Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
*Pimpinella saxifraga, (Milne.)
*Pastinaca sativa.

Asphodelea (266).
*Hyacinthus non-scriptus.

Campanulacea (135).
Campanula hederacea, bogs at
Hayes Common (Milne.)

Rhamnea (72).
Rhamnus Frangula, (do.)

*Lythrum Salicaria.

Grammes (293).
*Nardus stricta.
*Briza media.
*Melica cserulea.

Typhacea (247)
*Sparganium ramosum.

Cyperacete (278).
*Carex.
^Eriophoron polystachion,

80

FLORA METROPOLITANS.

Convolvulacea (167).
Cuscuta europaea, on Legumi-
nose plants (Milne').

Filices.

*Asplenium Adiantum nigrum.
*Aspidium Filix-mas.
*Blechnum boreale.
*Polypodium vulgare.

Lycopodiacea.
Lycopodium clavatum.

Lichenes.
*Cladonia rangeferina.

Musci.

^Sphagnum palustre.
* ... squarrosum.

ABOUT BROMLEY.

Substratum — Gravel.

Turritis glabra, walls.
*Dianthus Armeria.

Potentilla argentea, (Pampl.)
*Verbascum Lychnitis.
* ... Thapsus, hedge on

^Chrysanthemum Parthenium,

hedge on common.

Salix cinerea, wood by roadside.

(B. G.)

ABOUT FARNBORO.

Substratum — GraveL

*Verbascum Lychnitis.
*Linaria spuria.

Hedge on the left hand near
Farnboro.

^Origanum vulgare.
*Verbena officinalis.
*Malva rotundifolia.
*Conium maculatum, r. h.

Hedge on 1. h. out of Farnboro.

*Verbena officinalis.
*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Echium vulgare*

*Linaria spuria.
*Digitalis ptirpurea.
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Centaurea Jacea.
*Erigeron acre.
*Clematis Vitalba.
^Origanum vulgare.
*Mentha.
*Daucus Carota.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Knautia arvensis.

*Verbascum nigrum, /. h. out
of Chdsfield.

SEVEN-OAKS, ETC.

81

*Verbascum Lychnitis, /. h. bet. *Verbena officinalis.

the 15th and 1 6th mile-stone. *Pastinaca sativa.

*Galium verum.

Opposite 16th mile stone. *Reseda lutea, /. h.

*Nepeta Cataria.
*Clinopodium vulgare,
*Origanum vulgare.
*Verbascum Lychnitis.
* . . . Thapsus.

*Saponaria officinalis, by the
side of a farm-yard gate,
on I. h. 300 yards through
Pratt's Bottom Gate, nr. the
17th mile stone, 1835.

ABOUT SEVEN-OAKS.

(From the New Botanist's Guide.)

Corydalis lutea, the moat nr. —

(W. C. Trevelyan)

Cardamine amara, River-head

nr.—(B. G.)

Pyrus Aria, Maram's Court
Hill nr. (do.)

Verbascum Lychnitis, N. side of
Maram's Court Hill (E.G.)
Ophrys muscifera, do. (do.)
Iris foetidissima, woody places
and hedges betw. Seven Oaks
and Tunbridge, by 27th mile
stone (FL Tonb.)

ABOUT COBHAM.

(From the New Botanist's Guide.)

Monotropa Hypopithys, woods

nr. ( W. Pamplin).

Salvia pratensis, ( W. Christy).

Euphorbia Lathyris, nr. —

\(W. Pamplin).
Orchis fusca, (J. Macnab),

ESSEX.

ABOUT WALTHAMSTOW.

Substratum — Gravel.

Lepidium Smithii, about Walthamstow, ( Winch.)
Adoxa Moschatellina, lane leading from Wood-street to Chapel

End, (Warner).
Allium ursinum, lane leading from Chingford to Walthamstow, (do.)

. vineale, foot-path leading to Lea Bridge, (do.)
Anemagrostis Spica venti, corn-fields ab. Walthamstow, (E.Forster).
Vulpia bromoides, common about Walthamstow, (do.)
Schedonorus loliaceus, marshes nr. Walthamstow, abundantly, (do.)
Trisetum pubescens, do. do. where there is no chalk

within 16 miles, (do.)

Calamagrostis epigejos, near Salter's Buildings, (do.)
Cynoglossum sylvaticum, hedges at Walthamstow, (do.) fy rd.-side
bet. Walthamstow $ Chingford, (W. Pamplin).
Iris foetidissima, hedge between Chapel End fy Higham Hill,

(E. Forster).

Rhamnus catharticus, hedges about Walthamstow, (do.)

Chenopodium olidum, waysides about — (do.)

Petroselinum segetum, do. (do.)

Anthriscus Cerefolium, formerly found in Clay-street, (do.)

Linum usitatissimum, occasionally about, but perhaps not indi-
genous, (do.)

Myosurus minimus, corn-fields about, (do.)

Ranunculus parviflora, Lea Bridge Road, and ab. Walth. (do.)
Mentha sylvestris, in waste ground, especially in watery places.
. . rotund ifolia, hedges about, (T. F. Forster).
. . gracilis, nr. Walthamstow, in watery places, (E?ig. FL)
. piperita, near Clay-street &$ Whips's Cross, E. Forster).
. . rubra, Afark House Lane, (do.)

ABOUT WALTHAMSTOW. 83

Lapsana pusilla, in the common fields at Walthamslow, (E. Forster. (
Carduus tenuiflorus, road-sides about — (do )

Anthemis arvensis, about — (do )

Aspidium spinulosum, ( T. F. Forster.)
Cyathea regia, on a wall near Lay Ion, (do.)
Salix stipularis, Lea Bridge Road, (Winch); banks of the Lea,

near Higham Hill, (E. Forster).

. . lanceolata, do. (do.)

. . Smithiana, nr. the Lea Bridge Road, and in a foothpath from
Marsh-street to Lea Bridae, nr. Higham Hill. (B. G.)
. . undulata, banks of the Lea, nr. Higham Hill.
Rosa systyla, in hedges at Walthamstow, (Eng. Fl.)
Rubus Koehleri, common about Walthamstow (do.)
. . rhamnifolius, in a wood at Hale End, (do.)

. leucostachys, nr. Hale End, (do.)
Verbascum Blattaria, about Walthamstow, ( W. Pamplin).
Sagittaria sagittifolia, ditches nr. Lea Bridge, (Winch).
Alisma Damasonium, ponds on Epping Forest, by the 6th mile-
stone on Lea Bridge Road, ( Winch).

Grimmia Dicksoni, rails of paling in Hoe- street. (E. Forster.).
Hypnura inundatum, at the root of a willow, (do.)

. . . crenulatum, wood nr. Hale End, (do.)

Anthoceros punctatus, in the common field nr. the church, (do).
Lichen pinicola, elms at Higham Lodge.
. . tigilaris, on palings $ barns. (do.)

. graniformis, barn at —
. . inquinans, posts and rails about — (do.)
. . tesselatus, on a wall at — (do,)

. granulatus, on tombstones in churchyards, (do.)
Ulva pisiformis, ditches in the marshes nr. Higham Lodge,

. . crispa, shady places under walls, (E. Forster).
Conferva reticulata, rivulet nr. Low Hall, (do.)
Agaricus aurantius,^e/c? at Walthamstow.
. . campanulatus, hedge at do.
. . lateral is, do. do.

. . umbelliferus, in hedges, on dead sticks.

84

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

ABOUT WOODFORD,

(Including the river Roding).

G. P. signifies Great Pond.

JB. F. Stag . . Bald Faced Stag.

Those which have not the asterisk are upon the authority of Warner.

Composite (140).

* Artemisia vulgaris.

* ... Absinthium, dry

banks.

Centaurea Calcitrapa, near
G.P.

* ... Cyanus.

* . . . Scabiosa.

* . . Jacea.

* ... nigra.
Onopordum Acanthium.

*Serratula tinctoria.

Carlina vulgaris.

*Anthemis Cotula.

. . . nobi\is,nr.the G.P.
*Matricaria Chamomilla.
^Chrysanthemum segetum.

* .... Leucanthemum.

* .... Parthenium.

* .... inodorum.
*Cichorium Intybus.
*Pulicaria dysenterica.

* ... vulgaris.
*Leontodon Taraxacum.
*Eupatorium cannabinum,

banks of the river.
*Gnaphalium uliginosum.
*Filago minima.

. germanica.
*Helminthia echioides.
Hieracium subaudum, heaths,

SFC.

* . . . Pilosella.
*Crepis tectorum.
*Arctium Lappa.
*Senecio aquaticus.

*Senecio tenuifolius.

* . . Jacobaea.

. . sylvaticus.

. . viscosus.

. . vulgaris.
*Lactuca virosa.
*Lapsana communis.
*Tussilago Farfara.

* ... Petasites, banks of

the river.
*Achillea Ptarmica.

* . . Millefolium.
*Sonchus arvensis.

* . . oleraceus.
Tanecetum vulgare.

*Tragopogon pratensis.
*Bidens tripartita, banks of the
river.

* . . cernua, do.
*Solidago Virgaurea.

Acerinea (55.)
*Acer campestre.

* . . Pseudo-platanus.

Aroidea (246).

*Acorus Calamus, in the river.
*Arum maculatum, hedges.

Circaacea (109).
Circaea lutetiana, Ripton and
Horn lane.

Portulacea (62).
*Montia fontana, wet banks, fyc.

ABOUT WOODFOHD.

85

Rosaces (88).

*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Geum urban um.
*Potentilla Fragaria.
. . . reptans.
. . . argentea.
. anserina.
•*Alchemilla arvensis.
*Prunus spinosa.
. . instititia.
*Rosa arvensis.

* . . canina.
*Rubus fruticosus.

. caesius, infields.
Spiraea Ulmaria, moist places.

Pomacea (103).
Pyrus M alus, hedge by the river
near Loughton Hall.
. terminal is, Rib ton lane.

* . . aucuparia.
*Crataegus oxyacantha.

Caryophyllea (43).

*Cerastium vulgatum, meadows.

. . . viscosum, fields on

a dry soil.

* ... aquaticum, river.

* . semidecandrum,

walls, $c.
*Stellaria Holostea.

* . graminea.
*Arenaria serpyllifolia, walls,

tfe.
. trinervis, on roofs,

walls, 4'C.

* ... rubra, sandy ground.
*Spergula arvensis, corn-fields.
*Sagina procumbens.
*Dianthus Armeria.

Saponaria officinalis.
*Agrostemma Githago, fields.
*Lychnis dioica.
. . sylvestris.

* . Flos Cuculi, wet pi.

Primulacea (182).
• *Anagallis arvensis.

. tenella, opposite

B. F. Stag (E.G.)
Lysimachia vulgaris, banks of
the river.
. nemorum.
. . Nummularia.
*Primula vulgaris.

. elatior, near Wray
House.

Umbellifera;

* Angelica sylvestris, river side.
*^Egopodium Podagraria.
*Apium graveolens, river side.
*Caucalis Anthriscus.

* ... arvensis.
Tordylium nodosum.

^Chserophyllum temulum.
*Conium maculatum.
*/Ethusa Cynapium.
*FcEniculum vulgare.
*Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
*Scandix Pecten-Veneris,^e/^% .
*CEnanthe fistulosa, river side.
. crocata, do.

* ... Phellandrium, do.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Pimpinella saxifraga.

Sison Amomum, near the 8th
mile-stone.
*Sium latifolium.
*Helosciadium nodiflorum,

ponds, $c.

* .... inundatum.
*Daucus Carota.
*Heracleum Sphondylium.

Scrophularine(£ (187).

* Antirrhinum Orontium dry

fields.

*Bartsia Odontites.
*Linaria Elatine, corn-fields.

* . . Cymbalaria, old walls.

. vulgaris.

86

FLORA METROPOLITAN.

*Rhinanthus Crista galli,

meadows.

*Pedicularis palustris.
. . . sylvatica.
^Digitalis purpurea.
*Scrophularia aquatica.
. nodosa.

* Veronica scutellata, watery pi.

Anagallis, do.
. . Beccabunga. do.

Chamaedrys.
. . agrestis.

arvensis.

. . hederifolia,
. . officinalis, dry banks.

serpyllifolia.

Ranunculacetf (7).
*Thalictrum flavum, watery pi.
*Anemone nemorosa.
Delphinium Consolida, near
Woodford Hall.

* Ranunculus Ficaria.

. aquatilts.
. . . pantothrix.
. . . hederaceus.

. bulbosus.
. . . arvensis.
. . . Flammula.
. . . sceleratus.
. . . repens.

acris.

Clematis Vitalba.
*Caltha palustris, wet places.

Labiate (l$6).

*Betonica officinalis.
*Glechoma hederacea.
*Clinopodiam vulgare.
*Scutellaria galericulata, river
side.

*Stachys sylvatica.
palustris.
Salvia verbenaca.
*Galeopsis Tetrahit.
. . versicolor.

* Ladanum.

*Lamium album.

. . amplexicaule.

. . purpureum.
"*Lycopus europaeus, river side.
*Galeobdolon luteum, hedges.
*Mentba aquatica, riverside.

* . . ?LTVQns}s,jields ab.

piperita.

* . . Pulegium.
*Ballota nigra.

Origanum vulgare.
*Prunella vulgaris.
*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Thymus Serpyllum.
*Nepeta Cataria.

Stellate (i2&).

*Galium Aparine.
verum.

* . . Mollugo.

* . . Witheringii.

montanum.

* . . palustre.
*Sherardia arvensis.

Polygalete (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Leguminoste (75).
Lathyrus Nissolia, about.

* . . pratensis.
*Vicia Cracca.

* . . sepium.

. lathyroides.
*Ervum hirsutum.

* . . tetraspermum.
Genista tinctoria.

*Lotus corniculatus.
*Ornithopus perpusillus.
*Melilotus officinalis.
*Trifolium repens.

* ... arvense.

. fragiferum.
. . . striatum.
*Medicago maculata.

* ... lupulina.

ABOUT WOODFORD.

87

Euphorbiacete (220).

* Euphorbia amygdaloides.

. . . Helioscopia.

* . . . exigua.
*..,.••• Peplis.

. . , platyphylla.
Buxus sempervirens.
*Mercurialis perennis.

Caprifotiacea (131).
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
Viburnum Opulus, river side.
*Sambucus Ebulus, lane betw.
Sewardstone fy Walt ham Abb.

. . . nigra.
*Cornus sanguinea.

Nymph(eace<£ (15).
*Nymphaea alba, river.
*Nuphar lutea, do.

Gcntianea (177).
*Erythraea Centaurium.
Menyanthes trifoliata.
Villarsia nymphaeoides, river.

Convolvulacea (167).
^Convolvulus arvensis.
*Calystegia sepium.
Cuscuta europaea, on Heath nr.
the Eagle pond.

CupuHfer* (239).
*Corylus Avellana.
*Carpinus Betulus.

Dipsacea; (139).
*Dipsacus sylvestris.
*Scabiosa succisa.
*Knautia arvensis.

* Erica Tetralix.

* . . cinerea.
*Calluna vulgaris.

Celastrinea; (74).
Euonymus europaeus.

Polygonea (209).
*Polygonum Convolvulus,

fields.

* ... Persicaria.

. . . lapathifolium.

. . . amphibium.

. . . Hydropiper.

. . aviculare.

*Rumex Hydrolapathum.

. Acetosella.

* . . Acetosa.

. . glomerata.

* . . crispus.

. obtusifolius.

Rhamnea (72).
*Iihamnus Frangula.
. catharticus.

Ulmacea (225).
*Ulmus campestris.
. glabra.

Urticea (218).
*Parietaria officinalis.
*Urtica urens.

* . . dioica.
*Humulus Lupulus.

Salicaria (71).
Peplis Portula.
Lythrum Salicaria.

Chenopodea (213).
*Chenopodium album.

* ... ficifolium.

. . . Bonus Henricus.
rub rum.

* ... polyspermum.

urbicum.

* ... hybridum.
Atriplex patula.

88

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Crucifera (20).
*Barbarea vulgaris.
*Erysimum Alliaria.
*Capsella BursaPastoris.

Sisymbrium Sophia.

Cheiranthus Cheiri, old walls.
*Brassica Napus.
*Erophila vulgaris.
^Nasturtium officinale.

* ... terrestre.

* . . . amphibium.
*Raphanus Raphanistrum.
*Cochlearia Armoracia, river

side.

*Sinapis arvensis.
. . alba.

* . . nigra.
*Lepidium campestre, fields.

Turritis glabra, on banks.
*Coronopus Ruellii.

Apocynea (176).
Vinca major, nr. Ribton Lane.
. . minor, /. h. towards the
church.

Violacete (35).

* Viola tricolor.

* . . canina.

. . odorata.

Myricea (242).
Myrica Gale, nr.. Great Pond,
at Woodford How.

Berberidea (14).
Berberis vulgaris, betw. Lea
Bridge $ Marsh Street.

*Butomus umbellatus, in the
river.

Solan&tQ&O).

Atropa Belladonna, about.
*Solanum Dulcamara.
* . . nigrum.

Datura Stramonium.

*Verbascum Thapsus.

Hyoscyamus niger.

Haloragea (110).
*Myriophyllum spicatum, river

* ... verticillatum, do.

Campanulacete (135).
Prismatocarpus hybridus.

Boraginea (163).
*Symphytum officinale.
*Myosotis scorpioides.

* . . palustris.
*Cynoglossum officinale.
*Echium vulgare.

Qleinea (171).
Fraxinus excelsior.
*Ligustrum vulgare.

Fumariacea (18).
*Fumaria officinalis.
. . . capreolata.

Papaveracea (16).
*Papaver Rhceas.

* . . Argemone.

Geraniaceg (56).
*Erodium cicutarium.
*Geranium molle.
. . . pusillum.
. . * dissectum.

• Robertianum.

Hypericme& (41).
*Hypericum perforatum.
hirsutum.
quadrangulum.
humifusum.

* ... pulchrum.
Androsaemum officinale.

Iridea (254).
*Iris Pseud-acorus.

ABOUT WOODFORD.

Iris foetidissima.

Scleranthea (217).
*Scleranthus animus.

Conifera (240).
Juniperus communis.

Valerianea(l37).
*Valerianella olitoria.
*Valeriana officinalis, river.
. . . dioica.

Pistiacea (251)
*Lemna minor.
. . trisulca.

* . . gibba.

Onagrarite (107).

*Epilobium montanum.

. . . tetragonum.

* . . . palustre.

* ... hirsutum.

. . . angustifolium, river

Malvacea (40).
*Malva rotundifolia.

* . . sylvestris.

Amaryllidea (264).
Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus.

Orchidea (256).
Platanthera bifolia.
*Orchis Morio.

* . . mascula.
. . latifolia.

. maculata.
*Listera ovata.

Orobanchea (193)
Orobanche major, Hagger

Lane .

Alismacea (253).
Alisma Damasonium,

(Withering).

* . . Plantago.
*Sagittaria sagittifolia, river.

Amentacetf (228).
Populus alba.

. nigra, river side.
Salix alba.

* . . arnygdalina.

. capraea.
. . fusca.
. viminalis.

Plantaginea (169).
*Plantago Coronopus.

* . . major.

* . . media.

* . . lanceolata.

Fluviales (248).
*Potamogeton lucens.

* .... crispus.

. pectinatus.

* .... serratus.

. perfoliatus.

Crassulacea (63).
Sedum reflexum.

* . . acre.
Sempervivum tectorum.

Saxifrages (68).
*Saxifraga granulata.

Callitrichinea (242.)
*Callitriche verna.
. . . autumnalis.

Verbenacea (195).
*Verbena officinalis, roadside.

Smilacea (27\).
Con vail aria multiflora, copse

near — .

*Tamus communis, hedges.
i 3

90

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

Typhacea (247).
*Typha latifolia.
*Sparganium ramosum.
simplex.

Eguisetacea.
*Equisetum arvense.
. . . palustre.
. . . sylvaticum.

Filices.

Asplenium Adiantum nigrum.

. . . Ruta-muraria, old

wall at Laytonstone,

nr. the Green Man.

Asplenium Trichomanes, old
wail.

Ceterach officinarurn. do.
*Aspidium aculeatum.
. cristatum.
* . . . Filix-mas.
Osmunda regalis.
. . . spicant, nr. the 8th
mile-stone.

Scolopendrium vulgare.
Ophioglossum vulgatum

near the 8th mile-stone.

EPPING FOREST,

In the neighbourhood of Woodford, Highbeech,

Leytonstone, fyc.
B. F. signifies Bald Faced Stag.

Rosacea (88). *Ligustrum vulgare.

*Tormentilla reptans.
*Potentilla Fragaria.
. . anserina.
- • . argentea.
*Fragaria vesca.
*Geum urbanum.
Prunus instititia, near Leyton-
stone.

. . spinosa, do.
*Rubus csesius.

* . . fruticosus.

Pomaces (103).
Pyrus torminalis, (Warner.)

* . . aucuparia.

Qlemea: (iri).

Fraxinus excelsior.

(18).

Fumaria capreolata, ( Warner.)
* . . officinalis.

Labiate (196).
*Stachys sylvatica.
*Galeobdolon luteum.
*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Betonica officinalis.
*Mentha Pulegium.

LeguminoM (75).
*Cytisu8 scoparius.
*Genista anglica.
*Ulex europaeus.
*Lathyrus pratensis.
*Lotus corniculatus.

EPPING FOREST.

91

*Ornithopus perpusillus.
Melilotus officinalis.
*Orobus tuberosus.
*Trifolium procumbens,
. filiforme.
. maritimum,

(E. Forster.)
Trigonella ornithopodioides,

(B. G.)

Astragalus hypoglottis, in the

Forest nr. Woodford Bridge

(Rev. S. Palmer.)

Geraniacea (56).
^Geranium Robertianum.

* ... dissectum.
. . . moile.

Composite (140).
*Gnaphalium rectum.
*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Hieracium subaudum.
sylvaticum,

(Winch.)
Senecio tenuifolia.

* . . sylvatica.

. Jacobaea.
*Serratula tinctoria.
*Anthemis nobilis
*Achillea Ptarmica.

* . . . Millefolium.
CarduuspratensiSjflif Hale-end

nr. Highbeech.

Umbellifera: (in).
*Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
*Sanicula europaea.
*Conopodium flexuosum.

Hypericmea (41).
*Hypericum pulchrum.
hirsutum.
*Androsaemum oificinale.

Thymelea (208).
Daphne Laureola.

Smilacea (270).
Convallaria majalis.
*Ruscus aculeatus.
Tamus communis.

Melampyracea (194).
Melampyrum sylvaticum.
* .... pratense.

OnagrarifS (107).
*Epilobium montanum.

Euphorbiacea>. (220).
*Mercurialis perennis.
^Euphorbia amygdaloides.
Buxus sempervirens.

Fluviales (248.)
Zannichellia palustris, ponds.

Gentiane<e (177).

*Erythr33a Centaurium.

Menyanthes trifoliata.

Amaryllidea (264).
Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus.

Acerinea (55).
*Acer campestre.

* . , Pseudo-platan us.

llicinea (73).
*Ilex Aquifolium.

Qaryophyllea (43).
Arenaria trinervis.
*Moenchia erecta.
*Lychnis dioica.

* . . Flos Cuculi.

Tiliacea, (54).
*Tilia europaaa.

Caprifoliacea. (131).
^Viburnum Opulus.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
*Sambucus nigra.

92

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

*Cornus sanguinea.
*Hedera Helix.

Ericert (172).
*Erica Tetralix.

* . . cinerea.
*Calluna vulgaris.

Cupulifera (239).
*Fagus sylvatica.
Castanea vesca.
*Quercus Robur.

* . . sessiflora.
*Corylus Avellana.
*Carpinus Betulus.

Polygalea (39).
*Polygala vulgaris.

Plantaginea (169).
*Plantago Coronopus.

Primulacea: (182).
*Primula vulgaris.
*Lysimachia nemorum.

* ... Nummularia.
Anagallis tenella, bog opp. B.

F.Stag(B. G.)
Centunculus minimus, at

Highbeech (B. G.)

Salicarirt (71).
Peplis Portula.

Campanulacert (135).
^Campanula rotundifolia.

. . . hederacea, bog nr.
Highbeech (W> Hurst.)

Droseracea (38).
Drosera rotundifolia, bog nr.
B. F.Stag(B. G.)

Orchidea (256.)
Ophrys Nidus avis, (B. G.)
Orchis maculata.
* . . mascula.

*Listera ovata.

Spiranthes autumnalis, nr. the
B. F. Stag on the r. h. nr.
the 8th mile-stone.

Ulmacea (225).
*Ulmus campestris.
* . . glabra.

. . montana, (B. G.)

Orobanche major.

Oxalidea (59).
*Oxalis Acetosella.

Crudfera (20).
Erophila vulgaris.
Iberis nudicaulis,

(B. M. Forster.)

Scrophularinea (187).
Bartsia alpina, in the Forest
nr. Thoydon(Rev. S. Palmer.)
*Pedicularis sylvatica.

* ... palustris.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
^Digitalis purpurea.
*Scrophularia aquatica.

* .... nodosa.
Veronica officinalis, •» In the

. . . scutellata, ?• Forest
. . . spicata, J near
Thoydon (Rev. S. Palmer.}

Celastr ineis (74).
Euonymus europaeus.

Linete (53).

lladiola Millegrana, nr. the
B. F. Stag.

Ranunculacea (7).
^Ranunculus hederaceus.

* ... auricomus.

* Anemone nemorosa.

ABOUT CHINGFORD.

93

SleUata (12S).

*Galium palustre.
. . Witheringii.
Mollugo.

* . . verum.
*Asperula odorata.

Amentacea (228).
*Betula alba.
*Salix alba.

* . . amygdalina.

* . . caprea.

* . . fusca, (Ewg. F/.)
*Populus alba.

. . . tremula, (Warner).
. nigra.

EquisetacecB.
Equisetum sylvaticum, (B. G. )

Saxifrages (68).
Chrysosplenium oppositifo-
[lium.
Di/MflCftc (139).

*Scabiosa succisa.
*Dipsacus sylvestris.

Convolvulacete (167).
Cuscuta europsea, (.B. G.)
*Calystegia sepium.

Alismacea (253).
Alisma Damasonium, (B, G.)

Polygonea (209).
Polygonum minus,

(E. Forster.)

Asphodelea (266).
Allium ursinum, Hawk's eye
hill (E.G.)
*Hyacinthus non-scriptus.

Chara flexilis, (E. Forster.)

F dices.
*Pteris Aquilina.

*Aspidium aculeatum.

. cristatum, (B. G.)

* ... Filix-mas.

* ... Filix-foemina,

. . . Oreopteris, (B. G.)
Asplenium Ruta-muraria,?(c?o.)
Osmunda spicant, (do.)

CHINGFORD.

Substratum — Gravel.
Ch. signifies Chingford.

Lathyrus Nissolia, fields near

Ch. Church (B. G.)

Dipsacus pilosus, lane leading

to the Church, between Ch.

and Waltham Abbey (B.G.)

Spiraea Filipendula, hilly field

nr. the Church.

Hedera Helix, about the

Church.

Iris foetidissima, lane leading
from Ch. Hatch to Friday
Hill house.

Myosums minimus, road bet.

Woodford and Ch. Hatch.

Viscum album, parasitical vn

trees at Ch.

Vinca minor, in a wood called

the Larks at Ch.

Listera ovata, on the forest bet.

Woodford Row and Ch.

Hatch.

Calamagrostis epigejos, wood

called the Larks at Ch.

Cynoglossum sylvaticum, do.

Oxalis Acetosella, do. do.

Petroselinum segetum, at Ch.

(E. Forster).

Acorus Calamus, lane between
Hainault Forest and Chig-
wcll, (do.)

Mentha gracilis, side of the

Lea between Higham Hill

and Ch. (B. M. Forster.)

Ballota nigra /3, wood called the

Hawk, nr. Ch. (Dillenius).

94

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Hypnum medium, near Ch.

Hatch.
. nigro-viride, do.

(Dillenius.)

Polypodium Dryopteris, walls
of the Church.

Allium ursinum, lane leading
from Walthamstow to Ch.

CHIGWELL.

Ch. signifies Chigwell.

Sedum Telephium, near Lux-
boro House.

Antirrhinum majus, old walls
ab. Ch.

Clematis Vitalba, hedges ab.

Chelidonium majus, banks fyc.

Parietaria officinalis, old walls.

Rosa rubiginosa, lane leading

Jr. Ch. to Ch. Row.

Verbascum nigrum, do. do.

Inula Helen ium, lane leading

fr. the B. F. Stag to

Ch. Church (E. Forster.)

Lycopus europaeus,

(Rev. S. Palmer.)

Bidens tripartita, (do.)

. . cernua. (do.)

Eupatorium cannabinum,(do.)

Picris echioides, (do.)

. hieracioides, (do.)

Tormentilla reptans, (do.)

Linaria Elatine, (do.)

Aspidium Thelypteris. (do.)

. . . Filix-mas, (do.)

. . . aculeatum, (do.)

. . . lobatum, (do.)

LOUGHTON.

L. signifies Loughton.

Asplenium Adiantum-nigrum,
on L. Church.

Scolopendrium vulgare, JV.
side of the Church.

Betula Alnus, bet. Chigwell

and L. bank of the Roding.

Viscum album, parasitical on

trees at L.

Scirpus sylvaticus, in moist

shady woods (J. Woods.)

Inula Helenium, hedge by the

roadside (E. Forster).

Verbascum Blattaria, Epping

Forest nr. L.

(Rev. S. Palmer.)

Verbena officinalis, L. Hall,

(do.)

Tordylium officinale, do.

Neckera heteromalla, on a tree

at — (E. Forster.)

Lichen tigillaris, on palings,

(do.)

. . sphseroides, bark of
trees (do.)

HAINAULT FOREST.

Lysimachia nemorum,

( Rev. S. (Palmer.)
Thlaspi arvense, on a dunghill
in a lane leading to the Fo-
rest from Abridge (do.)
Androsaemum officinale.

(do.)

Hypericum pulchrum, (do).

. . . . humifusum. (do.)

Astragalus hypoglottis, in tht

Forest nr. Woodford Bridge

(do.)

Cynoglossum sylvaticum,

(JB. 0.)

Luzula Forsteri, on the Forest
bet. Hoghill and Colly ei's
How (do.)

WEST HAM,
H. signifies Ham,

Sambucus Ebulus, lane oppo-
site H. Hall(E. Foster).
Dianthus Caryophyllus, tower
on the wall at East H. (do)

ABOUT I'LAISTOW, ETC.

95

Sedum album, walls of WestH.
Abbey (do.)

Mentha gentilis, side of a mill

stream nr. a house called the

Grove, at West H. (B.G.)

Linaria Cymbalaria, old walls

(T. F. Forster.)

Thlaspi arvense, the grove at

West H. (do.)

Teesdalia Iberis, nr. a gate
opp. Fast H. Lane,
(B.M. Former.)
Apium graveolens, marshes.
Centaurea Calcitrapa> way
side do.

Cerasus Padus, bet. the Lon-
don road and West H. Abbey.

PLAISTOW.

Sedum album old walls (B.G.)
Sonchus palustris, in the

marshes (do.)

Apium graveolens, (do.)

Centaurea Calcitrapa, (do.)
(Enanthe crocata, Thames side

BARKING.

Dipsacus pilosus, hedges bet.

Wanstead and Barking side,

(T. F. Forster.)

Sedum album, old walls (B.G.)

ILFORD.

AlismaDamasonium,»0m&wr.
(B. G.)

Iberis Teesdalia, in an old
gravel pit not far from —
(do.)

Ulmus campestris /3, in a lane
leading from Ilford to Ben-
try Heath, (do).

ABOUT ONGAR.

On. signifies Ongar.
Epilobium roseum, bet. More-
ton and On. (E. Forster).
Thlaspi arvense, about —

(Blackstone).

Lathy rus Aphaca, corn-fields
ab.— (E. Forster).
Androssemum officinale, lane
on the leftfr. Brentwood to
On. (Rev. J. Davies).
Fungus campaniformis, plenti-
ful about Chipping On.
Parnassia palustris, bet. High
and Chipping Ongar, also in a
marshy meadow at Chipping
On. (Gough).

Nymphaea alba, ditch at Chip-
ping On. (do.)

Scolopendrium vulgare, lanes

ab. Chipping On. (do.)

Asplenium Trichomanes, lane

bet. On. and Kelvedon, (do.)

Acorus Calamus, pond in a

lane leading from the Ongar

Road to Chigwell Row.

Valerianella carinata, nr. On.

(Lindley's Suppl. to British

Flora).

PURFLEET.
P. signifies Purfleet.

(Enanthe pimpinelloides,w«rs^
ditches nr. P. (E. Forster.).
*Solidago Virgaurea, woods ab.
*Pastinaca sativa.
*Poterium Sanguisorba,^e/fi?s
*Sherardia arvensis.
Iris fcetidissima, in the wood
at P. (E. Forster).
Saponariaofrlcinalis, do. (do.)
Bupleurum rotundifolium, nr.
P.(T. F. Forster).
Cynoglossum sylvaticum, at
P. (do.)

96

FLORA METROPOLITANS.

Ajuga Chamaepitys, cornfields.

nr. P. (E. Forster).

Astragalus glycyphyllos, in a

field nr. the Thames (do.)

Tragopogon porrifolius,

marshes nr. P (do.)
*Crepis foetida, P. chalk-pits.

. . biennis, do. do.

*Carduus nutans, do. do.

*Polygala vulgaris, do. do.

*Linum catharticum, do. do.

Ophrys apifera., do do.

(E. Forster )

*Orchis pyramidalis, do. do.
*Aceras anthropophora, do.
Polypogon monspeliensis,
over against the mill towards
Raynham, on the other side
of the great ditch. (B.C.)
Asperugo procumbens, on rich
rubbish at P. (E.G.)
*Prismatocarpus hybridus, bet.
the Thames and the wood, in
corn-fields.
*Lithospermum officinale,

chalk-pits.

*Nepeta Cataria, do.

*Origanum vulgare, do.
*Viburnum Lantana, do.
*Salvia verbenaca, do.

GRAY'S THURROCK.
G.Th. signifies Gray's Thurrock.

Poa procumbens, by the rd.-

side nr. G. Th.(E. Forster).

Petroselinum segetum, ab. G.

Th. (do.)

Lepidium latifolium, marshes
at Grays, (Dr. Watson).
Astragalus glycyphyllos, road-
side bet. Gray's Th. $ Stifford,
(E. Forster).

TILBURY FORT.

Trifolium maritimum, ab. Til-
bury Fort, (Petiver).

Chenopodium maritimum,

(Petiver).

Arenaria media, do

Triglochiu maritimum, do.
Schoenus mgricans,y'e/2so/' Til-
bury Fort, (Milne).
Agropyrum junceum, marshes
at Tilbury Fort.
Centaurea Calcitrapa,

(Mag. Nat. Hist.)

ABOUT MUNCOMBE.

M. signifies Muncombe.
B.F.Stag . . Bald Faced Stag.

Campanula glomerata.
Inula Helenium, near a farm
house on the right leading to
M. ( Warner).

Helleborus foetid us, do. (do)
Linum catharticum, banks ab.
Hedysarum Onobrychis^e/o's
ab.
Polypodium vulgare, do.

( Warner.)

Aspidium aculeatum, rd.-side
at M.

Quercus robur, bet. B. F. Stag
8$ M.

. sessiflora, m the forest

bet. M. and B. F. Stag,

( Warner.)

ABOUT THORNDON.

Th. signifies Thorndon.

Actaea spicata, in a thick wood 2
miles from Th. (Blackstone).
Bupleurum tenuissimum, rd.-
side nr. Th. (do.)
Cynoglossum sylvaticum,

hedges about —
Androsaemum officinale,

woods about —
Aristolochia Clematitis> wood

2 miles jr. Th.

ABOUT CHLEMSFORD, ETC.

97

Typha latifolia, fish-pond at
Heron House, nr. Tk.
Utricularia vulgaris, in the
great fish-pond at HeronGate.
Trifolium ochroleucum, at
Heron Gate.

Mentha viridis, side of a pond
in afield 2 miles from Th.
. . rotundifolia, do. do.
. . villosa, do. do.
Gastridium lendigerum.
Lichen pyxidatus, ft. on heaths
about — •

ABOUT CHELMSFORD.
(From Mag. Nat. Hist.)

Myosurus minimus.

Ranunculus parviflorus.

Corydalis claviculata, ab. —

Cardamine amara, river.

Trifolium ochroleucum.

Lathyrus Aphaca, at Spring-
field, nr. Chelmsford.
. . . Nissolia. do.

Prismatocarpus hybridus,

corn-fields.

Nepeta Cataria.

Gastridium lendigerum.

Bupleurum falcatum, nr. Nor-
ton Heath gate} bet. Ongar
Sf CheiYhsford, in a hedge for

a considerable distance N. 4'
S. of the rd. (J. E. Bowman).

ABOUT BROOMFIELD.

(From the New Botanist's
Guide.)

Silene noctiflora, ( W. Christy).
Trifolium ochroleucum.
Lathyrus Nissolia.
. . . Aphaca.
Myriophyllum verticillatum,

(Mag. Nat. Hist.)
Bupleurum rotundi folium,

(do.)

Torilis infests, ( W. Christy).
Valerianella dentata,

(Mag. Nat. Hist.)
Chlora perfoliata, (do.)

Linaria Elatine, (do.)

spuria, (do.)

Anagallis caerulea, corn-fields,

(do.)

Euphorbia platyphylla, (do.)

(do.)

Ophrys apifera, (do.)

Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus,

wood at — (do.)

Lolium arvense, ( W. Christy).

. . temulentum,corw-/ze/df*

nr.— (Mag. Nat. Hist.)

MIDDLESEX.

ABOUT LONDON.

(From the New Botanist's Guide.)

Lathyrus palustris, nr. —

(Br. Fl.)

Epilobium roseum, ab. — (do.)
*Sinapis muralis, on walls, fyc.
Kanunculus parviflorus,

(B. G.)

Adonis autumnalis, (do.)
Rosa tomentosa, (do.)

Callitriche pedunculata, nr. —
(Eng. Bot. Supp.)
*Sedum dasypbyllum, walls.
Tillsea muscosa, nr. — (Br.JP/.)
Tordylium officinale, ab. —

(Eng. FL)
maximum, (do.)
Angelica Archangelica, ab. the

Tower (do.)

Xanthium strumarium, nr. —
(B. G.)

Datura Stramomum,#&. — (do.)

Linaria spuria,c6. — (Eng.Fl.)

Mentha viridis, Thames banks

(do.)

*Galeobdolon luteum, hedges
ab.—

Lamium maculatum, at Bays-
water (Br. Fl.)
AmaranthusBlitum, ab. — (do.)
Chenopodiumolidum, (B.C.)

. . . . polyspermum.
* .... hybridum.
. . . . ficifolium.

(Eng. Fl.)

Atriplex erecta,«fr. — ( Winch).
Rumex palustris,( W. Pampl.)
*Mercurialis annua.
Ulmus major, hedges, (Br.Fl.)
Quercus sessiflora, ab. —

(Eng. FL)
*Carpinus Betulus.
Populus canescens, ab. —

(Winch).

*Typha angustifolia.
*Scirpus triqueter, Thames bank.

IIAMPSTEAD HEATH.

99

HAMPSTEAD HEATH,

Including Caen Wood.

Substratum — Gravel.
L. M. Park, signifies Lord Mansfield's Park.

Scrophular ine<£ (187).

* Veronica officinalis,

:; . . . Chamaedrys.

* ... Beccabunga.

* . . . arvensis.

* . . . serpyllifolia.

. montana, (Milne)
*Pedicularis sylvatica.
*Euphrasia officinalis.
*Bartsia Odontites.
^Digitalis purpurea.
*Scrophularia nodosa.
. . . . aquatica.

Hypericinete (41).
*Hypericum Androsaemum,

wood.
pulchrum.
. . . perforatum.

* ... humifasum.

MalvacefB (40).
*Malva rotundifolia.
. . moschata, wood

(Hunter.)
sylvestris.

Salix Russeliana.

* . . repens.

Rosacea (88).
•Totentilla anserina.

* ... Fragaria.

* ... Tormentilla.

. Comarum.
. . . argentea.

*Geum urbanum.
*Rubus fruticosus.

. . Idaeus, wood (Hunter}.
Sanguisorba officinalis, wood.
*Alchemilla arvensis.
*Rosa canina.

* . . tomentosa.
Cerasus avium.

* Padus.

Pomacea (103).
*Crat9egus oxyacantha.
Pyrus torminalis, wood

(Marty n).

. . Aria, (do.)

. . domestica, (do.)

Crucifera (20).
Camelina sativa, (Hunter).
*Arabis thaliana.
rCardamine hirsuta.

. . . pratensis.
^Nasturtium officinale.
*Sinapis arvensis.
Thlaspi arvense, (Curtis).

Leguminosa (75).

*Ulex europasus.

*Cytisus scoparius.

*Melilotus officinalis.

*Ononis spinosa.

*Trifolium arvense.

. . . glomeratum, on
Hampstead Common ( Winch).

* * filiforme.

* Lotus corniculatus.

* . . major.

100

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

*Ornithopus perpusillus.
*Orobus tuberosus.
Lathy rus Nissolia, wood

(Hunter).
. . . sylvestris, (do.)

* ... pratensis.
*Genista anglica.

Composite (1 40).
Gnaphalium rectum, wood

(Hunter).

* .... uliginosum.
*Prenanthes muralis.
*Lactuca virosa.
*Anthemis nooilis.
*Achillea Millefolium.

* . . Ptarmica,
Hieracium umbellatum.

* ... Pilosella.
*Senecio Jacobaea.
^Chrysanthemum inodorum,
*Centaurea nigra.
*Hypocli3eris radicata.
*Sonchus palustris.

Cupulifera (239).
*Quercus Robur.

GentianetB (177).
*Menyanthes trifoliata, bogs.
*Erythraea Centaurium.

Valerianea (137).
*Valerianella olitoria.
*Valeriana dioica.

Dipsacea (139).
*Jasione montana.
*Scabiosa succisa.

Polemoniacea (1 68).
Polemonium caeruleum,

(Milne).

Salicarits (71).
*Peplis Portula.

Staphyleacea (75).
Staphylea pinnata. wood

(Hunter).

Orobanchea (193).
Orobanche major, (do.)

Melampyracea (194).
*Melampyrum pratense, wood.

Acerinete (55).
*Acer campestre.
* . . Pseudo-platanus.

Halorfige<e(lW).
Hippuris vulgaris, about —

Portulacea (62).
*Montia fontana.

Oxatidea: (59).
*OxaIis Acetosella.

Empetrea (224).
Empetrum nigrum, Caen

Wood House (Hunter).

Smilacea (270).
*Tamus communis.
*Ruscus aculeatus.
Paris Quadrifolia, wood

(Merrett).

Convallaria majalis, (Gough).

. verticillata, Caen

Wood House (Hunter).

. . . . Polygonatum, do.

(do.)

Butomece (271).
Butomus umbellatus.

Cucurbitacea (319).
*Bryonia dioica.

Primulacete (182).
*Lysimachia nemorum.

HAMPSTEAD HEATH.

101

*Lysimachia Nummularia,

moist ditches.

. . . vulgaris, field nr.
North End.
Anagallis tenella, bogs.

* ... arvensis.
Trimula vulgaris, wood.

Apocynete (176).
Vinca major, hedge at Bell
Size lane (Bliss.)
minor, West End.

(Milne).

Vacciniea (1 34).
*Vaccinium Myrtillus, wood.

Aroidea (246).
*Acorus Calamus, reservoirs.

Droseracea (38).
Drosera rotundifolia.

Ericete (172).
-Calluna vulgaris.

* Erica cinerea.

* . . Tetralix.

Rhamnete (72).
; Rhamnus Frangula, wood.

Plantaginea (1 69).
*Plantago major.

* . . lanceolatus.

* . . Coronopus.

Polygonum Bistorta, (Curtis).
* ... amphibium.
llumex sanguineus, woods

(Merrett).
. . Acetosa.
. . Acetosella.
. crispus.

Labiate (196).

*Galeopsis Ladanum, (Carter).
*Scutellaria minor.
*Betonica officinalis.
*Teucrium Scorodonia.
*Ajuga reptans.
*Galeobdolon luteum.
Salvia pratensis.

Euphorbiacets (220).
^Euphorbia amygdaloides.

Ranunculacea (7).
Helleborus viridis, woods.
Myosurus minimus. (B. G.)

* Ranunculus hederaceus.

* . . . arvensis, Jields by

the wood.

* . . . sceleratus.

* ... acris.

* ... bulbosus.

Lingua.

* ... aqualilis.
^Anemone nemorosa.

Caryophylfat (43).
*Spergula arvensis.
Dianthus deltoides, (Milne).
*Lychnis Flos Cuculi.

* . • . dioica.
*Stellaria Holostea.

* . . graminea.
*Arenaria rubra.

Umbellifer<£(in).
*Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
*Sison Amomum.
*Pimpinella saxifraga, about —
*^Egopodium Podagraria.
*Conopodium flexuosum, wood.

* Angelica sylvestris.
*PIeracleum Sphondylium.

Onagrarite (107).
Epilobium angustifolium,

wood (Marty n).
K 3

102

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

*Epilobium montanum,

* . . . hirsutum.

CramUacea (63).
*Sedum Telephium, wood.
. . sexangulare.

* . . acre.

Iridea (254).

*Iris Pseud-acorus, L. M.fah
ponds.
. . foetid issima, L. M. par k.

Orchidea (256).
*Orchis maculata, wood.

* . . mascula.

Asphodelea (266).
*Hyacintbus non-scriptus.

Caprifoliacea (131).
^Viburnum Opulus, wood.
*Caprifolium Periclymenum.
*Cornus sanguinea.
*Hedera Helix.

Solanea (180).
Hyoscyaraus niger, wood

(Milne).

Verbascum Blattaria, (do.)
*Solanum Dulcamara.

* . . nigrum.

*Galium palustre.

* . . Aparine.

* . . Withering!!.

* . . saxatile.

* . . Mollugo.

* . . uliginosum.

•' Asperula odorata, wood.
*Sherardia arvensis.

Chenopodea (2 1 3).
*Chenopodium album, wood.

Alismacea (253).
*Alisma Plantago.

Boraginea (163).
Borago officinalis, West End
(MUne).

Fraxinus.

Fluviales (248).
Potamogeton perfoliatus,

(Milne.)
. . . . crispus, (do.)

Grammes (293).
Agrostis vulgaris, (Milne).
. . . alba, (do.)

. . . stolonifera /3, (do.)
. . . sylvatica (3, (do.)
Tricbodium caninum, (do.)
*Poa distans.

* . . bulbosa.

* . . pratensis.

. . sylvatica, (do.)

*Melica uniflora.
*Anthoxanthum odoratum.
*Dactylis glomerata.
*IIolcus mollis.
*Arrhenatherum avenaceum.
*Lolium perenne.

Glyceria fluitans, (Milne).

Festuca gigantea, (do.)

Lycopodiacete.
Lycopodium inundatum.

Equisetacete.
*Equisetum sylvaticum
. . arvense.

Juncea (273).
*Luzula campestris.

* . . sylvatica.
. . pilosa.

*Juncus pilosus.

* . . conglomeratus.

HAMPSTEAD HEATH, ETC. ' 103

Cyperace<e(278). Dicranum cerviculatum.

*Carex riparia. (Dickson).

* . . pendula. Hypnum undulatum,(IWd/e).
Eriophoron polystacbion, . . . stramineum,

(Milne). (Dickso?i.)

. . . crispum.

Filices. * ... palustre.

Osmunda spicant. . . . cuspidatum.

Asplenium Tricbomanes. . . . gracilis.

*Aspidium aculeatum. *Bryum hypnoides.

. cristatum, * . . aureum.
. . . Oreopteris,

(J. Rayer). Jungermannia reptans,

* ... Filix mas. (Martyn).
*Polypodium vulgare. * .... pusilla, wood.

Scolopendrium vulgare. .... ciliaris, Old

*Blechnum boreale, woods. Falls (Dillenius).

. . . . bidentata.

Fungi. ...• undulata.

Agaricus viscosus. * .... albicans.

. procerus. .... Tamariscifolia.

. . . seruginosus. * .... epipbylla.

. . . carnosus. * .... bicuspidata.

*Uredo effusa. * .... multifida.

Musci. Lichenes.

*Phascum axillare. *Lichen rangeferina.

^Dicranum denticulatum. l; . . pyxidatus.

*Sphaeria disciformis.

BISHOP'S WOOD.

Agrostis vulgaris. Solidago Virgaurea j3.

Polygonum Bistorta. Agaricus muscarius.

Cerasus Padus. Jungermannia pusilla.

Rosa arvensis j3. Hypnum alopecurum.

Pyrus aucuparia. . . lucens.

Sanicula europaea. . . complanatum.

Rumex sanguineus. . . myosuroides.
Rhamnus Frangula.

104

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

ABOUT HIGHGATE.

Substratum — Gravel.

*Achillea Ptarmica.
*Gnaphalium sylvaticum.

. . . . rectum, (Martyn.)
*Hieracium subaudum.

. . . . umbellatum.
*Solidago Virgaurea.
*Symphytum officinale.

Arenaria trinervis.

* . . rubra.
*Stellaria Holostea.

graminea.

*Asperula odorata, woods.
*Sherardia arvensis.
Convallaria majalis, woods.
Pyrus Torminalis, do.
aucuparia, do.
*Hypericum Androsaemum, do.

* . . . pulchrum.

. . calycinum, lane
by the side of Lord Southamp-
ton's Park, (Mrs. Lowe.}
*Parietaria officinalis.

Juncus sylvaticus.
*Linaria Cymbalaria, walls.
*Melampyrum pratense, copses.

* Poly podium vulgare. do.
*Aspidium aculeatum.

... cristatum.

* ... Filix-fcemina.
*Scolopendrium vulgare.

Peziza acetabulum.

Lichen flavo-pubescens.

Listera ovata.
*Orobus tuberosus.
*Vaccinium Myrtillus.
*Pimpinella saxifraga.
*Sanicula europaea, woods.

Scirpus sylvaticus.

Isoleptis setacea.
*Carex muricata.
. pendula.

Agaricus muscarius, woods.
Boletus bovinus, do.
Equisetum sylvaticum.
* ... arvense.

ON MUSWELL HILL.

Tulipasylvestris,( Woods Jun.)
Iris fcetidissima, (Martyn.)
Vinca major, ( W. Lloyd.)

^Ranunculus pantothrix.

*Galeobdolon luteum.

*Acer campestre.
Polygonum Bistorta,

(/. Woods.)

Mentha sylvestris,/bo£ of —
(do.)

ABOUT ISLINGTON.

Myosurus minimus,

. (Blackstone).

Chenopodium olidum.
*Geranium rotundifolium,
^Catabrosa aquatica, New

River.

Carex Pseudo-cyperus.

Potentilla reptans ^8.
*Scutellaria galericulata, river.

Lactuca Scariola, nr. (Br. Ft.)

ABOUT PADDINGTON.

*Chenopodium glaucum.

Myosurus minimus, (Curtis).
*Mercurialis annua.
*Mnium androgynum.
Agaricus integer.
. . . separatus.
. . viscidus.

Linum usitatissimum, in Green
lane, ( W. Chatterley).

ABOUT HACKNEY, ETC.

105

ABOUT HIGHBURY
BARN.

Adoxa Moschatellina,

(Gough).

Cotyledon umbilicus, gravel

pits.

Iris foetidissima, (B. G.)
Vinca minor, (do.)

ABOUT HACKNEY.

Ranunculus parviflorus,

(Martyn).

Polygonum amphibium, river.
*Mercurialis annua.
Galium parisiense, wall at —
(Ray).

Villarsia nymphaeoides, pond
in London fields, (J. Woods).
Valeriana dioica, ma?*sh,

( Warner).

*Jasione montana, about —
Cerasus Padus, lane nr. Tem-
ple Mills, (B. G.)
*Mentha sylvestris.

. hirsuta, banks of the

Lea, (E. Forster).

. saliva, in the river nr.

the Jerri/ house, (do.)

^Geranium rotundifolium.

Scolopendrium Ceterach, wall

at Brook House (Martyn).

Carex Pseudo-cyperus, nr. —

(E. Forster).

Boletus squamosus, lane lead-
ing from Hackney to Clapton.
. . suberosus, do. do.
Lycoperdon stellatum, do. do.
Phallus impudicus, (Gough).
Peziza lentifera.
Tremella purpurea.
. . . granulata.

ABOUT STOKE NEWING-
TON.

S. N. signifies Stoke Newington.
S.Hill . . Stamford Hill.

Hydrocharis Morsus-ranae,

( Winch).

Chenopodium glaucum, ab. —
(Forster).

Rosa tomentosa, hedges bet. S.
N. Church $ S. Hill,

(J. Woods.)

Mentha piperita, bet. S. JV. 4"
Hornsey, fy N. side of S. Hill.
. . sativa.

. . rubra, river, (Ray).
. . gracilis, do. (Buddie).
Camelina sativa, rd.-side at —
(J. Woods).

Amaranthus Blitum, (do.)
Myriophyllum verticillatum,

river at — (do.)
Salix Lambertiana, (do.)
. . rubra, (do.)

. . Russelliana, osier-
grounds, (do.)

. . vitelliria, do. (do.)
. . stipularis, do. (do.)
Cardamine hirsuta, bank bet.

Canonbury Ho. fy Newington,

Epilobium tetragonum, lane

leading from Newington-feld

toHornseyWood,(J. Woods).

Carex pendula, bet. S. N. and

Hornsey, (do.)

. . Pseudo-cyperus, ab. S.
N. (do.)

Agaricus bulbosus, (do.)

. . . violaceus, (do.)

Ulva lactuca, ditches behind —

ABOUT HORNSEY.

Iris foetidissima, (Hudson).
Narcissus biflorus, near the
church, (Sherard).

106

FLORA METROPOLITANA.

Utricularia vulgaris, (Gough).
Rhamnus Frangula, (do.)
Hippuris vulgaris, (do.)

Epilobium tetragonum, (do.)
Limosella aquatica, lane nr.
(Enanthe Phellandrium, (do.)
Helosciadiuminundatum,(do.)
Solidago Virgaurea.
Rosa systyla, (Eng. Fl.)
Trifolium fragiferum.
Mentha aquatica.
. . piperita.

,

,(J. Woods).
rotundifolia.
Calamagrostis epigejos.
Agrostis vulgaris.
Hypnum velutinum, woods.
Chara flexilis, ponds ab. —

(Gough).
Conferva fontinalis, New

River, (do.)

. . . sericea, do. (do.)

Agaricus glutinosus, (do.)

. . . procerus, (do.)

. viscidus, (do.)

. . . fragilis, (do.)

Peziza cornucopioides, (do,)

Hypnum compressum,

meadows about —
Hydnum imbricatum, wood at.

ABOUT EDMONTON.

Dipsacus pilosus, lane leading

to Hydefield, (Forster).

Campanula Rapunculus, nr.

Wier Hall, (do.)

Myosurus minimus,

(J. Woods.)

Tragopogon porrifolius, moist
meadows, (Blackstone).
Tanecetum vulgare, watery

lane at —

Mentha rubra, road-side bet.
Edmonton and Enfield,

(E. Forster).
Lathyrus Nissolia, nr. the

church.

Scolopendrium vulgare, lane

at Tanners End, nr —

Polypodium vulgare, /3. bet.

Edmonton 4* Winchmore Hill.

Anemagrostis Spica venti,

about — (J. Woods).

ABOUT TOTTENHAM.

Adoxa Moschatellina, lane nr.

Tottenham High Cross,

(Gough).

Lathyrus Nissolia, do. (do.)
. . . Aphaca, ab. —

Cynoglossum sylvaticum, bet.
Newington fy Tottenham.
Thlaspi arvense, do. do.
Anemagrostis Spica venti, bet.
the High Cross and the mills,
(B. G.)
Agaricus extinctorius,

meadows about —
Boletus igniarius, on willows.

ABOUT ENFIELD.

Carpinus Betulus, (Smith.)
Adoxa Moschatellina, side of
the brook nr. Maiden br.
Fritillaria Meleagris,

(Hudson).
Geranium pyrenaicum,

(Eng. FL)
Herminium monorchis,

(Martyn).
Spiranthes autumnalis, on

the Chase.

^Egopodium Podagraria.
Plantago ma.]or,EnjieldMarsh.
Scutellaria galericulata, river.

ABOUT FINCHLEY, ETC.

107

Lathyrus Aphaca, about —

(Eng. PL)
Campanula Rapunculus,

church-yard, (Forster).
Carex pendula, nr. Maiden

bridge.
Conferva gelatinosa, on the

Chase.

Sphagnum arboreum, trees on
the Chase.
Hypnum ornithopoides, on

beech trees.
. sericeum (3. on the

Chase.

. , plumosum, do.
Pterogonium gracile, do.

(Dillenius).

Agaricus muscarius, (do.)
Lycoperdon pedunculatum,

Baker-street.

Neckera heteromalla, Chase.
. . curtipendula, (do.)
Lichen flavo-pubescens, (do.)
horizontals, (do.)
. . sylvaticus, (do.)

ABOUT COLNEY- HATCH.

Herniaria hirsuta, (Hudson).
Epilobium angustifolium, w.
East Barnet, (J. Woods).
Salix hastata, Hollick-wood,

(do.)

Lichen granulatus, E. Barnet,
church-yard.
Digitalis purpurea,

(W. Lloyd,— E. Forster).

ABOUT FINCHLEY.

Polygonum minus, (Dillenius).
Juniperus communis, on the

common.
Marrubium vulgare (do.)

Limosella aquatica, pond at —
(J. Woods).
Dipsacus pilosus.
Alisma Damasonium, on the
common, (J. Woods).
. . ranunculoides,d0.(W0.)
Helleborus viridis, small wood
nr.— (B. G.)

Chara hispid a, on the common,
(J. Rayer).

Asplenium Adiantum nigrum.
Ruta-muraria, on

the church.
Scolopendrium vulgare, (do.)

ABOUT KENSINGTON.
K. signifies Kensington.

Sedum dasyphyllum, wall in
lane leading fr. K. to the
gravel-pits.

Conopodium flexuosum, in K.
Gardens.

Polygonum amphibium, do.
Linaria Cymbalaria, old walls.
Sisymbrium Irio, about —
Phascum axil! are, in K. Gar-
dens, (Sowerby).
Chenopodium urbicum,

(W.Christy).
. . . . ncifolium,

(W.Pamplin).
Festuca bromoides, in the

Gardens, ( Winch).

ABOUT ACTON.

Adonis autumnal is, plentiful
in corn-jieldsy (B.G.)
Phascum repens, trunks of
trees.

ABOUT HANWELL.

Asplenium Ruta-muraria, on
Brent bridge, and old walls.

108

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Trigonella ornitbopodioides,
on the Heath,
(Dr. Goodenough).
Nardus stricta, do. (do.)
Spiranthes autumnalis, open
pastures.

ABOUT GREENFORD.

*Myosotis palustris.
*Sympbytum officinale.
*Veronica Beccabunga.

* . . Anagallis.

* . . arvensis.
*Scrophularia aquatica.

* . . nodosa.
*Galium palustre.

* . . Mollugo.
*Helosciadium inundatum.

* Ranunculus aquatilis.

* ... pantothrix.
*Caltha palustris.
*Thalictrum flavum.
*Spireea Ulmaria.
*Agrimonia Eupatoria.
*Nymphaea alba.
*Nuphar lutea.

* Acorus Calamus.
*Myriophyllum verticillatum.

ABOUT HILLINGDON.

Acorus Calamus, on the com-
mon, (Dr. Smith).
Pilularia globulifera, do. (do.)

ABOUT UXBRIDGE.

Ux.M. signifies Uxbridge Moor.

Acorus Calamus, river, $c.
Utricularia minor, river at Ux.
(Martyn.)

Drosera rotundifolia, bogs at —

(Blackstone.)

. . longifolia, do. (do.)
Alisma Damasonium, ponds,

$c. about — (martyn).
. . Plantago, do. (do.)
Trifolium striatum, on Vx. M.

. subterraneum, do.
Rhamnus catharticus, hedges
bet. Beaconsfield fy Ux.
Cardamine amara, river-side.
Marrubium vulgare,ow Ux. M.
Thymus Serpyllum, (3. on

Oliver's Mount.
Pyrus Aria, on the common.
Viola canina, many pi. ab. —
Scirpus sylvaticus, on Ux. M.
(Forster).
Sambucus Ebulus, do.

(Blackstone).

Epilobium angustitblium,
side of a hill bet. Beaconsfield
4; Ux.

Nymphaea alba.
Nuphar lutea, on Ux. M.
Polygonum ampbibium, do.
. . . Bistorta, river-side.
(Blackstone).
Ranunculus aquatilis, /3.

ponds, fyc.

. . . . Lingua.

Hippuris vulgaris, on Ux. M.

Sagina erecta, on the common.

Saponaria officinalis, nr. Ux.

church.

Vinca minor, about —
Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
Jasione montana.
Lysimachia vulgaris, meadows
about Ux.
Conferva capillaris, banks of

the river.

Equisetum palustre, on Ux.
M.

109

ABOUT HAREFIELD.

(/. Blackstone).

Acorus Calamus, nr. Hare-

field Church.

Arum maculatum, hedges, fyc.
Slum latifolium, river at —
Angelica sylvestris, banks of do.
Bupleurum rotundifolium,

corn-Jields nr. the Mill.

Sanicula europsea, in woods, fyc.

Heracleum Sphondylium, j3.

(angustifoliimt).

(Enanthe fistulosa, nr. the

Paper-mills.

. . . Phellandrium, river
at—

Adoxa Moschatellina, many
places about —
Chrysosplenium oppositi-
folium, meadows below Coney
Farm.
Parnassia palustris, nr. the

mill, in spongy bogs.
Saxifraga granulata, meadows.
. . . tridactylites, old

walls, SfC.

Alisma Plantago, wet places.
. . Damasonium, ponds

about —
. . ranunculoides, /3. nr.

the brick-kilns.
Arabis thaliana, /3. walls.
Cardamine amara, river-side.
. . . impatiens, in

Gutter's Dean-wood.
Allium ursinum, meadow at

Gluchwell.
Ornithogalum umbellatum,

meadows.
Hyacinthus non-scriptus,

woods, ^c.
Helleborus viridis, nr. —

(Miss Baynes).

Aquilegia vulgaris, pastures.
Clematis Vitalba, hedges.
Ranunculus aquatilis, watery
places.
. . . pantothrix, do.

. auricomus, dry

groves,

Caltha palustris, river-side.
Thymus Calamintha.
. . . Nepeta.
. . . Acinos.
. . . Serpyllum.
Mentha rotundifolia, about the
Church-yard.

. . sativa, by the side of a
pond in a lane bet. Harejield
4* Breakspears.
Galeobdolon luteum.
Origanum vulgare.
Clinopodium vulgare.
Nepeta Cataria, meadow nr.

the Mill.
Prismatocarpus hybridus,

chalk-pits nr. the Paper-mill.
Campanula glomerata, dry,

open chalky pastures.
Carlina vulgaris.
Conyza squarrosa, old chalk-
pits.

Apargia hirta.
Prenanthes muralis, walk.
Inula Helenium, meadow called
Gantlets, at Breakspears.
Tanecetum vulgare, in a

meadow nr. the church .
Tussilago Farfara.
. . . Petasites, river-side
nr. the Mill.

Artemisia Absinthium, road-
sides.

L

110

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Pulicaria dysenterica.

. . . vulgaris.
Eupatorium cannabium,m-er-
side.

Erythreea Centaurium.
Gentiana Amarella, old chalk-
pit nr. the Mill.
. . . campestris.
Chlora perfoliata, sunny banks.
Pyrus Aria, woods.

. . aucuparia, woods, $c.
Diantlms Armeria, pastures #
about hedges.

Spergula nodosa.,onthe Moor.
Daphne Laureola, woods, $c.
Geranium lucidum, leading to
the Mill

. . . dissectum, about —
Euphorbia exigua, corn-Jields.
. . . amygdaloides,

woods, Sfc.
Buxus sempervirens, on dry

chalky hills.

Onobrychis sativa, meadows.
Lathyrus Nissolia, near the
Church.

Ononis spinosa, about — '
Astragalus glycyphyllos,

woods, #c.

Limosella aquatica, Warren-
pond at Breakspears,
Veronica montana, Little

Grove-wood at Breakspears.
Digitalis purpurea, woods, $c.
Linaria vulgaris, hedges.

Pedicularis sylvatica.
. . . palustris, moist pi.
about —
Rhamnus catharticus, hedges

about —
. . . Frangula, White

Heath wood, nr. —

Ribes nigrum, meadow nr. the

Warren-pond at Breakspears.

. . rubrum,iw coppices nr. —

Orobanche major, lane nr.

Harejield town, plentifully.
Lathrsea squamaria, shady
lane leading fr. the town to
the river.

Hippuris vulgaris, river at —
Circsea lutetiana, moist shady
places.

Anagallis tenella, on H. Moor.
Lysimachia vulgaris, about —
. . . nemorum.

. . Nummularia,rz'ver-
sicle, $c,

Primula veris, fields ab. —
Myosotis palustris.
Symphytum officinale, river-
side, fyc.

Echium vulgare, common.
Lycopsis arvensis, fields, 4~c.
Butomus umbellatus, in H.

river.

Euonymus europaeus, hedges.
Acer campestre, woods Sf

hedges.

Vinca major, hedges about —
Narcissus poeticus, several pi.
nr. H.

. . Pseudo-narcissus,
do, fy in the orchard
at Breakspears.
. . biflorus, do. do.
Nymphsea alba, in H. river.
Nuphar lutea, do.
Ophrys apifera, chalk-pit nr.
the Paper-mills.
. . muscifera, do. do.
Aceras anthropophora, do. do.
Gymnadenia conopsea, do. do.
Orchis militaris, do. do.
. ustulata, do. do.

Anacamptis pyramidalis, do.
Neottia Nidus avis, in White
Heath Wood, nr. H.
Listera ovata, groves, fyc.
Polygonum amphibium,

watery pi about —

ABOUT HAREFIELD.

Ill

Polygonum Bistota, river-side
ab. Rickmansworth,
Rumex sanguineus, lane

leading fr. H. to Ruislip.
Poterium Sanguisorba, pits.
Rubus idaeus, H. Moor.
Agrimonia Eupatoria3rd. -sides,
Src.

Sambucus Ebulus, meadow at
Breakspears.

Viburnuum Lantana, hedges.
Salix pentandra, among willows
nr. the brick kiln.
Verbascum Blattaria, chalk-
pit nr. the Mill.
. . . . nigrum, many pi.
about —

Hyoscyamus niger, do.
Triglochin palustre, marshy

ground about —
Oxalis Acetosella woods, fyc.

. corniculata.
Dipsacus pilosus, nr. More

Hall.
Hypericum elodes, swampy

places.
. . . quadrangulum, do.

Androssemum officinale, nr. the
Church, also on Bacher Heath.
Scirpus csespitosus.

setaceus.
Galium verum.

cruciatum.

Fagus sylvatica, woods.
Equisetum limosum, Warren-
pond, nr. Breakspears.
sylvaticum, moist
woods.

. . . palustre, watery pi.

. . . arvense, fields, $v.

Alopecurus agrestis, cultivated

-C 1 .J

jtelas.
Calamagrostis epigejos, in

shady ditches ^ moist woods.
Triodia decumbens, spongy

bogs.

Juncus acutiflorus, woods, fyc.

Fontinalis antipyretica, in H.

river.

Agaricus umbelliferus.
Jungermannia epiphylla,

Gutter's Dean Wood.
. . . . varia, do. do.

HAREFIELD COMMON.

(/. Blackstone).

Thymus Calamintha.
Mentha aquatica.

. . hirsuta.

. . verticillata, lane by
Breakspears.

. . rotund ifolia.

. . Pulegium.
Scutellaria minor.
Alisma Damasonium.
Carex pilulifera.
Heleogiton fluitans.

Heleocharis caespitosa.
Inula Helenium, meadows

nr.-

Anthemis nobilis.
Cuscuta europaea.
Potentilla argentea,^eW nr.
Ruscus aculeatus.
Sagina erecta.
Erica cinerea.
. . Tetralix.
Calluna vulgaris.

112

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

Euphorbia platyphylla, corn-
fields.
Geranium columbinum,

gravel-pits.

Juniperus communis.
Limosella aquatica.
Veronica scutellata.

. . . serpyllifolia.
Euphrasia officinalis.
Littorella lacustris.
Menyanthes trifoliata.
Montia fontana.
Myriophyllum spicatum.
Ranunculus Flammula.
Aira prsecox.
Triodia decumbens.
Nardus stricta.
Salix repens.

Helosciadium inundatum.
Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
Radiola Millegrana.
Orchis fusca.
Campanula rotundifolia.
Viola canina.
Rhamnus Frangula.
Trifolium filiforme.

. . subterraneum.
Ononis spinosa.
Genista anglica.
Cytisus scoparius.
Polytrichum commune.
Sphagnum palustre.
Osmunda spicant.

AT BATTLESWELL,
NEAR HAREFIELD.

(J. Blackstone.)

Triodia decumbens.
Euphorbia platyphylla, fields
ab. —

Drosera rotundifolia, bogs at —
Gnaphalium sylvaticum.
. . , . rectum, groves,

Aspidium cristatum, on boggy
heaths (Martyn).

OLD PARK WOOD,
NEAR HAREFIELD.

(J. Blackstone.)

Atropa Belladonna.
Campanula Trachelium.
Dentaria bulbifera.
Galeobdolon luteum.
Gnaphalium sylvaticum.
Hieracium subaudum.
Hypericum pulchrum.
Androsaemum officinale.
Myosotis palustris.
Paris Quadri folia.
Veronica montana.
Viola hirta.
Carpinus Betulus.
Calamagrostis epigejos.
Aspidium aculeatum,
. . . Filix-mas.

IN HYDE PARK.

*Arenaria rubra.
Geranium pyrenaicum, (B. G .)
Sison segetum.
Vicia lathy roides, dry parts,

(Dickson.)
. . angustifolia,

(Eng. Bot. Supp.)
Potamogeton pectinatum.
Agaricus equestris.
Boletus ignarius.

ABOUT CHELSEA.

From the New Botanist's Guide.

Draba mural is, about (Br. Ft.)
Cardamine amara, ( B. G.)

ABOUT ISLEWORTH, ETC.

113

Sisymbrium Irio, (do.)
Mcenchia glauca, old walls in
Kings Road, ( W. Pamplin).
Geranium pyrenaicum,

(Eng. Ft.)

Erigeron canadense, old walls
at—(W. Pamplin).
Polygonum minus, low wet

meadows at — ( W. Pamplin).

Salix pentandra, rd to Fulham,

(B. G.)

Scilla autumnalis, on a bank by

the Thames side at the hither

end of Chelsea, (B. G.)

Scirpus triqueter, (D. Cooper}.

Cyperus fuscus, Hillbrook nr.

( W. Christy).

DITCH AT BISHOP'S
WALK FULHAM.

Polygonum minus, wet mea-
dows ( W. Pamplin.)
*Nymphaea alba.
*Nuphar lutea.
Cardamine impatiens.

. . . amara.
^Nasturtium officinale.
*VaJeriana officinalis.
Bromus giganteus.
Echinochloa Crus-galli.
*Sedum album, walls at —

( W. Pamplin).

Dipsacus pilosus, in Fulham
fields.

Salix pentandra, about.
Fontinalis squamosa, -•
Lichen subfuscus, j

Thames at —

Sisymbrium Irio, lane near
Walham Green Church, nr.
Fulham ( W. Pamplin.)

Ranunculus parviflorus, lane nr.
(B. G.)

HOUNSLOW HEATH.

Alisma Damasonium,

(Eng. FL}
. . . ranunculoides,

(Forster).

Limosella aquatica, towards
Hampstead., (Winch).
Acorus Calamus, (Hudson).
Anthemis nobilis, (Eng. FL).
Cnicus heterophyllus,

(Doody).

. . . pratensis, (B.G.).
Cicuta virosa, nr. (B.G.).
Helosciadium inundatum.
Buffonia annua, (Doody).
Gentiana Pneumonanthe,

(B. G.)

ABOUT ISLEWORTIL
Turritis glabra, (B. G.)

Typha angustifolia.

. minor, (Daindridge.)
Lythrum hyssopifolium^

(Eng. Ft.)
Peplis Portula.
Plantago lanceolata /3.

. . . major (3.
Radiola Millegrana.
Centunculus minimus, (B.G.)
Littorella lacustris, (do.)
Carex Pseudo-cyperus,
Scirpus acicularis.

. . fluitans.
Lycopodium annotinum.
. . . . clavatum.
inundatum,

(Hudson.)
Equisetum hyemale,

(jE. Forster.)

Conferva reticulata, (Martyn.)
. . . rigida, river (do.)
- . . sericea.
Anthoceros punctatus.
Blasia pusilla.
Pilularia globulifera.
L 3

114

FLORA METROPOLITAN A.

ABOUT TWICKENHAM.

Sedum album, old walls,

(Borrer.)
Euphorbia hiberna, among

corn in the park ( Ray.)

Ornithogalum pyrenaicum, on

Strawberry Hill (E.G.)

Potamogeton pusillus, in the

river.

Trisetum pubescens, in pas-
tures.

Anemagrostis Spica venti, in
sandy corn-fields (Borrer.)

Pastinaca sativa, ( Watson).
Lapsana pusilla, field nr. —
(Doody).

Erigeron canadense, lanes ab.
(Forster).

Campanula glomerata, fields
by the Thames above and be-
low— ( Watson).
Villarsia nymphreoides, in the
Thames.

Myriophyllum verticillatum.
Scirpus acicularis.

Ceratophyllum ? Thames

nr. — (Watson).

ABOUT TEDDINGTON.

Lapsana pusilla, in gravelly
fields (Hudson.)
Rosa spinosissima.
Cnicus pratensis, (Blackstone.)
Lycopus europaeus,

(D. Cooper).
Symphytum officinale, (do.)

ABOUT HAMPTON

COURT.
H. C. signifies Hampton Court.

Centunculus minimus, nr.

( Hudson.)
Dianthus deltoides, (Ray).

. (3 glaucus,/?flr/c at —
. . . prolifer, bet. Ted-
dingtonand H.C. (Merrett).
Cerastium arvense, by the

Thames below — ( Watson).
Nasturtium sylvestre, (do).
Teesdalia Iberis, (Dillenius).
Brassica campestris, Thames
nr.— (Winch, 1829).
. . Napus, (B. G.)
Diplotaxis tenuifolia, nr. the
bridge (Watson).
Thymus Serpyllum /3.

ROADSIDE FROM HAMP-
TON TO SUNBURY.

Rhamnus catharticus,

( Watson).

Pulicaria vulgaris, (do.)

Verbascum nigrum, (do.)
Bryonia dioica.

ROADSIDE BETWEEN
HAMPTON AND HAMP-
TON COURT.

Trifolium subterraneum,

( Watson).

Medicago maculata, (do.)
Rumex pulcher, (do.)

Poa aquatica, Thames above

Hampton Court nr. Fulham

( Watson).

Potamogeton lucens, bet. Ful-
ham and Hampton Court.

ABOUT SUNBURY.

Villarsia nymphaeoides,

( Watson).

Oxalis corniculata, weed in the
gardens at — (B. G.)

ABOUT HARROW, ETC.

115

Pastinaca sativa, ( Watson.)
Torilis infesta, (do.)

ABOUT STAINES.

Lythrum hyssopifolium, bet.

Staines # Laleham ( B. G .)

Xanthiura strumarium, in rich

moist ground (Marty n).

Salix Lambertiana, osier holts

(Eng. Fl.)

Potamogeton pusillus, ditches.
pectinatus,

rivers, fyc.
Zannichellia palustris, ditches.

ABOUT SOUTHGATE.

Scirpus sylvaticus, shady woods
(J. Woods).

ABOUT HARROW.

Anemone apennina, in groves

SfC. nr. Harrow (Dubois).

Helleborus viridis, down Barn

hill near Harrow (J. Woods).

Primula veris, fields,

(D. Cooper).

ISLE OF DOGS.

Camelina sativa, ( J. Woods).

Cochlearia anglica,(M/rfyn).
*Cardamine amara.
*Hydrocharis Morsus ranae.

Leucojum aestivum.
*Spir32a Ulmaria.
*Sonchus palustris.
*Lithospermum officinale.
*Carex divisa.
* . . pendula.

Scirpus maritimus.
*Myosotis palustris.

ADDENDA.

Localities received too late for insertion under their proper localities.

Arum maculatum, plentiful opposite 9th mile stone out of Mitcham,
&c.(D. Cooper). — Coombe Farm Lane nr. Black-
heath (J. T. Cooper.)

Hypericum Calycinum, r. h. of the road to Banstead, turning off' to

the left bet. Sutton and the Doivns (D. Cooper.)

quadrangulum, bet. Harnpstead and the new road to

Barnet (Mann).

Galanthus nivalis, at Mr. Muggeridgesfs Farm, one mile and a half
beyond Banstead Park (D. Cooper $ A.Lee,lQ36).
At Croome Hurst nr. Croydon, — and in a wood on
both sides of the lane over Farden Downs nr. C/ial-
don(A. Tomlins, Jun.)
Convallaria majalis, do. (do.)

. . . multiflora, woods at Crayford, (Cambden.)
Narcissus Pseudo-narcissus, at Mr. Muggeridge's Farm, Croome

Hurst (D. Cooper fy Lee.)

Colchicum autumnale, Forty Hill, Enfield Chace ( W. Cullen).
Glaucium corniculatum, first chalk-pit out of Gravesend by the

river towards Northfleet (Mann).

Cochlearia anglica, Thames shore at Nort/ifleet (do.)

Draba muralis, about Chelsea, probably Jr. gardens (Br. Fl.)
Sinapis muralis, about London and Westminster ( Eng. Fl.)
Sisymbrium Irio, Lambeth Church-yard (J. L. Gowler).
Hottonia palustris, pond in afield a little distance from the road
on I. h. between the Eltharn road and Motting-
ham, (Dr. Dickson fy D. Cooper, 1835.)

Anagallis tenella, in a clear marsh outside the paling of Beddington

Park, (Hunter, 1835.)

Viola flavicornis, in Coombe Wood beyond Croydon.
Ranunculus auricomus, on Wimbledon Common (Mann).
Polygonum dumetorum, discovered by Mr. Hankey on Wimbledon

Common.

Melilotus leucantha, about Chipstmu (Eng. Bot. Supp.) — about

Chipstead (Br. Fl.)

ADDENDA. 117

Phyteuma orbiculare, about Chipstead.
Eriophoron polystachion, bogs nr. Ascot (J. F. Young.}
Juncus lampocarpus, do. (do.)

Geranium columbinum, near Uxbridge (Miss Crawler.)
Polypodium vulgare, at Croome Hurst beyond Croydon

(D. Cooper}.

Blechnum boreale, in the wood at the top of Westow Hill, Nor-
wood (do.)

Iris foetid issima, nr. Wray Common (G. Coulstock).
Heleocharis multicaulis, Reigate Heath.
Galium tricorne, cornfield at the foot of Buck land Hill.
Epilobium angustifolium, plentiful on a sand bank at the West

End of Reigate Park.

Paris Quadrifolia, at Nutwood and Gatton Park, Surrey.
Orchis ustulata, Chalk Hill, bet. Reigate and Buckland Hills.
. . fusca, Buckland Hill (Rev. Mr. Wood and Mr. Smith).
Herminium Monorchis, Reigate Hill, above the Wray Pit.
Ophrys apifera, Reigate Hill.

Listera Nidus avis, woods at the fullers' earth pits, at Nutfield Copse,

by Wray Common.
Epipactis palustris, Betchworth Hill (Smith). — At Nutfield

(J. Buckland).
Carex hirta, very fine by the mill pond at Flanchford.

PLANTS FOUND ON WARLEY COMMON, ESSEX.

Kindly communicated by DR. ^£NEAS MAC!NTYRE.

Veronica Anagallis. Jasione montana.

. . . scutellata. Drosera rotundifolia.

Digitalis purpurea. Viola palustris.

Circaea lutetiana. Cuscuta europaea.

Lemna polyrrhiza. Peplis Portula.

Valeriana officinalis. Alisma Damasonium.
. . dioica. . . ranunculoides.

Iris Pseud-acorus. (Enothera biennis.

. . fcetidissima. Chelidonium majus.

Myosurus minimus. Scutellaha galericulata.

Adonis autumnalis. Thymus Serpyllum.

Ranunculus Lingua. Orobanche major.

Anagallis caerulea. Erophila vulgaris.

Hottonia palustris. Genibta anglica.
Samolus-Valerandi. . . tinctoria.

118 ADDENDA.

Ornithopusperpusillus. Asplenium Adiantum-nigfum.

Ruscus aculeatus.

Hieracium subaudum. In the wood West of the

. . . umbel latum. Common.

Carlina vulgaris.

Gnaphalium germanicum. Osmunda regalis.

Androssemum officinale. Listera ovata.

Hypericum quadrangulum. Epipactis lobata.

. . . humifusum. Rhamnus Frangula.

. . . elodes. Solidago Virgaurea.

Blechnum boreale. Convallaria majalis.

Aspidium Filix-foemina. Chrysosplenium oppositifolium

The following List has been kindly drawn up and sent me by
DR. JAMES MITCHELL.

Eupatorium cannabinum, near Hayes, road to Hollwood.

Artemisia maritima, shore at Purfleet, Greenhithe, and Northfleet.

Erigeron canadense, Northfieet.

Aster Tripolium, along the Thames shore, both sides down the river.

Rhamnus Frangula, wood near Brook-street, Essex.

Glaux maritima, Purfleet, fyc. river-side.

Hottonia palustris, ditches bet. Ware and Hertford; ponds nr. the

Toll-gate at the Wth mile-stone on the Romford

road.

Sambucus Ebulus, in the hedge nr. the Roding going along the

lane from Chigwell Church.

Statice Armeria, plentiful in a field nr. the Thames above North-
fleet ; also in a salt marsh opposite Chatham.
Drosera rotundifolia, on Wanstead Common.
Allium ursinum, bet. Southgate and Barnet.
Berberis vulgaris, hedges, Sfc. at Northfleet.
Salicorna herbacea, in afield by the river at Purfleet.
Dipsacus Fullonum, near Lewisham.
Villarsia nymphseoides, in the river above Ongar.
Menyanthes trifoliata, Hampstead Heath, east of Jack Straw's

Castle.

Gentiana Amarella, at Northfleet.

Campanula hederacea, close to the pond just below the head of the

Ravensbourne, Hayes Common.

Epipactis latifolia, abundant on the south side of the Knockholt

Beeches, Kent.

Taxus baccata, hills on the side of the Godstone road.
Juniperus communis, sides of the hills beyond Croydon,

ADDENDA. 119

Cheiranthus Cheiri, abundant on the cliffs at Nort/ifleet.
Malva moschata, ditch bank between Ilford $ Rumfbrd.
Lathyrus Nissolia, side of the bank going up to the Lighthouse at

Purfleet.

Androsaemum officinale, lane leading from Brook-street, Essex.
Hypericum calycinum, wild, but not indigenous, in the upper part

of the Park at Greenhithe.

Daphne Laureola, hedges at Riding Court, near Hornchurch.
Adoxa Moschatellina, close to the Brook, by the bank of the rivulet
which crosses the rd. nr. to Brentwood, and
a mile from the road down the stream.
Saxifraga granulata, meadows, #c. at Purjleet.
Butomus umbellatus, Tottenham marshes; plentiful also in the

ditches bet. Purfleet and Avely.

Hyoscyamus niger, once seen at Nort/ifleet in the pit at the India

Arms, and at Cashiobury Park.

Convallaria majalis, wood at Winchmore Hill, Middlesex.
Hieracium subaudum, woods of Thorndon Hall, nr. Brentwood.
Carduus marianus, plentiful at Purfleet, rd. to London
Onopordum Acanthium, l?riM, Nort/ifleet, fyc.
Carlina vulgaris, Northfteet.
Osmunda regalis, "^

Polypodium vulgare,
Aspidium Filix-mas,

. . . . fcemina,

. . lobatum, )> collected near Brook End.

. . . dilatatum,
Asplenium Adiantum nigrum,

. Trichomanes,
Scolopendriura vulgare,

A LIST

LAND AND FRESH-WATER SHELLS

FOUND IN THE

ENVIRONS OF LONDON.

(Arranged according to Dr. Turtons Manual of the

Land and Fresh-water Shells of the British Islands,

in which are coloured plates of every species.)

J. C. signifies Mr. James Carter.
T. B. . . . Thomas Bell.

C. F. . . . Charles Finch.

D.C. . . . The Author.

CYC1AS— CYCLE.

*1. Cyclas rivicola, River Cycle — Thames shore near the Red

House, (J.C.)(T.B.)(D.C.)

2. Cyclas cornea, Horny Cycle — Thames, ponds on Wands-

worth Common, Greenwich marshes,

(J.C.)(D.C.)

3. Cyclas calyculata, Capped Cycle — In the Croydon Canal near

Norwood (1). C.) — In the Thames and at
Shacklewell (T. B.) — On Bookham Com-
mon, Surrey {Trans, of Cambr. Philos. Soc.)
5. Cyclas amnica, Rivulet Cycle— In the Thames (T. B.)
7. Cyclas pusilla, Minute Cycle — Thames near Chelsea (J.C.)
In Greenwich marshes (D. C.)

* The numbers correspond to the plates in Turton's Manual.

FOUND IN THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON. 121

ANODON— FRESH-WATER MUSSEL.

Anodon cygneus, Swan Fresh-water Mussel — Hampstead
Heath, and Thames at Woolwich, fine
(J. C.) — Surrey and Croydon Canals,
( T. B.) (D. C.) — In ponds &c. at El-
tham and Lee (C. F.)

.— RIYER-MUSSEL.

1 1 . Mysca Pietorum, Painter's Mussel — Surrey and Croydon
Canal (T. B.)(D. C.) — New River, and
Thames above Hammersmith Bridge

(D. C.) (J. C.)

1C. Mysca ovata, Oval River-Mussel — Surrey Canal, (T. B}
(D. C.) — In the Thames and New River

LIMACELLUS— SL UG-SHELL.

Limacellus variegatus, Variegated Shell-Slug — In gardens,
under stones, everywhere. (T.B.) (D.C.)

TESTACELLUS— SL UG-SHELL.

1 (.'. Testacellus Scutulum, Shield Slug-shell — In a garden at Lam-
beth (Sowerbu). — In the kitchen and
forcing gardens attached to the Royal
Palace at Kensington

(London 's Mag. of Nat. Hist.)

.— GLASS-BUBBLE.

Vitrinapellucida, Transparent Glass-Bubble — Among decay-
ed leaves in Norwood and Darent Wood
(D. C.)— On a bank top of Croome's Hill,
leading to the Vale, Greenwich (T. B)

HELIX— SNA IL-SHELL.

23. Helix nemoralis, Girdled Snail-shell, \ In hedges and on

24. Helix hortensis, Garden Snail-shell, 5 banks everywhere.

M

122 LIST OF SHELLS

25 Helix Arbustorum, Shrub Snail-shell — At Hammersmith
(./. C.) — About Charlton (D. C.) (C. Jf.)
Battersea&c. (T. B.)

26. Helix Carthusiana, Kentish Snail-shell -Lewisham Chalk

Pit, and chalk-pits at Charlton &c. (D. C.)
— Hampstead (./. C.)

27. Helix Carthusianella, Chalk Snail-shell — Banstead Downs

(D. C.) — Chalky districts of Kent
(D. C.)

23. Helix rufescens, Rufous Snail-shell — At Grove lane Cam-
berwell (D. C.} — Hammersmith (J. C.) —
Ruins of King John's Palace at Eltham

(T. B.)

31. Helix virgata, Zoned Snail-shell — Lewisham and Charlton
Chalk-pits, and many other places about
Woolwich, &c. (D. C.) (J. C.)

Helix caperata, Black-tipped Snail-shell. — Lewisham Chalk-
pits (J. C.) — Box Hill, (T. JB.)

Helix Pomatia, Edible Snail-shell— Box Hill— Mickleham—
Dorking, &c. in that neighbourhood (D.C.)
3,5. Helix aspersa, Common Snail-shell — Everywhere.

36. Helix fusca, Brown Snail-shell — Morden College fields

(C. P.)

37. Helix Ericetorum, Heath Snail-shell — About Charlton

(C. F.) (T. B.) — Roadside between
Dartford Heath, and Green Street
Green (J. C.) (D. C.) — Banstead
Downs, — and on a bank between 15th
& 16th mile-stone on the Seven Oaks
Road (D. C.)

38. Helix nitens, Glossy Snail-shell — Grove Lane, Camberwell

(D. C.)— At Hammersmith (J. (7.)

40. Helix lucida, Lucid Snail-shell — At Lewisham (T. B)

41. Helix hispida, Bristly Snail-shell — Under stones in Hyde

Park (J. C.)

42. Helix crystallina, Crystalline Snail-shell— At Battersea

(J.E. Gray, 1818.)

44. Helix radiata, Iladiated Snail-shell — Common under stones,
and wood, in moss, &c. at Darent Wood, —
Grove Lane Camberwell, Hampstead, Black-
heath, and Hammersmith (T.B.)(J. C.)(D.C.)
4v Helix pulcliella, White Snail-shell — Between Blackheath
and Eltham (T. B.) • — Under the stones
forming the rock work, Physic Gardens,
Chelsea — also at Hammersmith (J. C.)

FOUND IN THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON'.

CAROCOLLA— ROCK-SHELL.

51. Carocolla Lapicida, Variegated Hock-shell — Between Black-
heath and Charlton (T. B.) — J.ewisham
(dead) (J. C.)

CLAUSILIA— CLOSE-SHELL.

53. Clausilia laminata, Laminated Close-shell — Hammersmith

(J. C.)

54. Clausilia plicatula, Plaited Close-shell — Charlton Wood

(J. E. G/Y/y,1818.)

55. Clausilia biplicata, Folded Close-shell — Hammersmith (J.C.)

57. Clausilia labiata, White-lipped Close-shell — Hyde Park near

the Serpentine (Linn. Trans.) — In osier
grounds at Battersea, under moss and in
the fissures in the bark of trees, (Pennant).

58. Clausilia rugosa, Dark Close-shell — Eltham (T. B.)— Ham-

mersmith (J. C.) — Grove Lane, Camber-
well (D. C.)

BULIMQS -TWIST-SHELL.

62. Bulimus montanus, Wiltshire Twist-shell, } Rejectamenta

63. Bulimus obscurus, Tuber elect Twist-shell, \ of the Thames

near Battersea (Linn. Trans.)

65. Bulimus lubricus, Varnished Twist-shell — Croome's Hill,

Greenwich (T. B.) — At Hammersmith

(J. C.)

66. Bulimus lineatus, Lineated Twist-shell. — Under moss on

old posts at Battersea, (J. C.)

BALNEA— MOSS-SHELL.

70. Balaea fragilis, Fragile Moss-shell — Hammersmith, at the
foot of trees concealed by grass (J. C.)

ACHATINA— AGA TE-SHELL.

71. Achatina Acicula, Needle Agate-shell — Battersea (Sower by).
About the roots of grass, and under moss
on Barham Downs, Kent (Pennant.)

T24 LIST OE SHELLS

SUCCINEA— AMBER-SHELL.

73. Succinea amphibia, Common Amber-shell — Battersea, — Grove

Lane, Camberwell, &c. &c. (D. C.)

(J. C.)

74. Succinea oblonga, Oblong Amber-shell— Hammersmith, &c.

(J. C.)

CYCLOSTOMk—CIRCLE-SHELL.

Cyclostoma elegans, Elegant Circle-shell — Bank between the
15th and 16th mile-stone on the Seven
Oaks Road (D. C.) — Between Box
Hill and Denbies (T. B.) — On Box
Hill, — the road leading from Dartford
Heath to Green Street Green, on a bank
on the left (D. C.)— At Boxley Hill,
Charlton (C. F.)

CARYCHIUM— SEDGE-SHELL.

77. Carychium minimum, Minute Sedge-shell— On the roots of
the Iris Pseud-acorus, at Hammersmith

(J. C.)

PUPA—CHRYSA LIS-SHELL.

78. Pupa umbilicata, Umbilicate Chrysalis-shell — Near Eltham,

(T. -B.) —Under the stones of the ro:k
work in Chelsea Botanical Garden, (.7. C.)

79. Pupa marginata, Marginated Chrysalis-shell. — do. (do.)

VERTIGO— WHIRL-SBEL L .

81. Vertigo Secale, Juniper Whirl-shell. — On the borders of the
Thames, (T. B.)

84. Vertigo sexdentata, Six-toothed Whirl-shell. — Among the Re-
jectamenta of the Thames at Battersea,
(Linn. Trans.)

86. Vertigo heterostropha, Marsh Whirl-shell — do. do. (do.)

FOUND IN THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON. ('15

PLANORBIS.— COIL-SHELL.

87. Planorbis carinatus, Carinated Coil-shell. — Ditches about

the Surrey Canal near Deptford, ( T.B.)
Ponds near Primrose Hill, and liainp-
stead, (J. C.)

88. Planorbis marginatus, Marginated Coil-shell. — Ditches about

the Surrey Canal near Deptford, ( T. B.)
Battersea, — Greenwich marshes, (J. C.)
(D. C.)— Pond at WestCoombe Park,
Greenwich, (C. F.)

89. Planorbis complanatus, Flattened Coil-shell. — Ditches about

the Surrey Canal, near Deptford,

CZVA)

91. Planorbis Vortex, Wheel Coil-shell — do. (do.) —Ponds
near Primrose Hill, (J. C.) — Greenwich
marshes, (C. F.) — At Hammersmith,
&c. (I). C.) ( J. <?.)

93. Planorbis fontanus, Fountain Coil-shell. — In a pool on

Wandsworth Common, and at Batter-
sea Fields, (J. C.)

94. Planorbis imbricatus, Nautilus Coil-shell. — Ditches about the

Surrey Canal, near Deptford, (T. B.)

95. Planorbis corneus, Horn Coil-shell. — At Battersea, Hammer-

smith, Wimbledon Common, Greenwich
marshes, (J. C.) (D. C.) — Ditches about
the Surrey Canal near Deptford, (T. B.)

96. Planorbis contortus, Twisted Coil-shell. — Ponds on Hamp-

stead Heath, — Greenwich marshes,
(J. C.) (IXC.) — Ditches about the
Surrey Canal near Deptford, ( T. B.)

97. Planorbis albus, White Coil-shell. — Ditches about the Surrey

Canal near Deptford, (T.B.)

98. Planorbis Spirorbis, Rolled Coil-shell — Hampstead Heath,

(J. C.) — Grove Lane, Camberwell,
(B. C.) — Ditches about the Surrey
Canal, near Deptford, (T.B.)

SEGMENTINA— SEGMENT-SHELL.

99. Segmentina nitida, Glossy Segment-shell. — Ditches about the
Surrey Canal near Deptford, (T. B.) —
On flags in brooks at Herne Hill, Surrey,
— and at the roots of Carices, in marshes
near Rotherhithe, (Linn. Trans, vol. 8.)

126 LIST OF SHELLS

LIMNEUS— MUD-SHELL.

100. Limneus auricularius, Wide-mouth Mud-shell. — In Lea

Kiver, (T. B.) — Surrey and Croy-
don Canal, Hampstead, Battersea,
(J. C.) (I). C.) — Greenwich marshes,
and small brook at Lea, (C. F.)

101. Limneus pereger, Puddle Mud-shell. — Hammersmith, (J.C.)

Bottom of Grove Lane, Camberwell,

(IX C).

1 02. Limneus Scaturiginum, Brook Mud-shell. — On aquatic plants

at Hammersmith, New River, &c.
(J. <7.)

103. Limneus glutinosus, Glutinous Mud-shell. — At Battersea,

(T. JB.) — On leaves of Nymphsea
lutea at Stanmore, Middlesex, (J. C.)

104. Limneus stagnalis, Cake Mud-shell. — Ponds near Primrose

Hill,(J. C.) — Croydon Canal and ponds
on Wandsworth Common, &c. (D. C.)

105. Limneus fragilis, Brittle Mud-she.il. — Ponds near Primrose

Hill, and Hammersmith. (J. C.)

106. Limneus elongatus, Eight-whir led Mud-shell. — In a pond near

Nine Elms, near Vauxhall,

(Linn. Trans.)

107. Limneus palustris, Marsh Mud-shell. — Greenwich marshes,

(J. C.) (D. C.)

108. Limneus fossarius, Ditch Mud-shell. — do. (do.) — and in

the Lea river, (T. B.) —Hammersmith,
(J. C.) D. C.)

PHYS A— B UBBLE-SHELL.

110. Physa fontinalis, Stream Bublle-shell. — At Battersea, &c. - -
(T. B.) (1). C.) — Greenwich marshes,
(J. C.) (D. C.)

113. Physa Hypnorum, Slender Bubble-shell. — At Battersea,' —
Shacklewell, beyond Dalston, Middlesex,
(T. B.) — Grove Lane, Camberwell,
(D. C.)— Mitcham, Surrey, (J. C.)

V ALVATA— VA L VE-SHELL.

114. Valvata obtusa, Stream Valve-shell. — In the Thames, (T.B.)

115. Valvata Spirorbis, Depressed Valve-shell. — Battersea, ( T. B.)

FOUND IN THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON 127

PALUDINA— MARSH-SHELL.

118. Paludina vivipara, Viviparous Marsh-shell — Thames, Croy-

don Canal, New River, &c. (J. C-)
(T.B.) (I). C.)

119. Paludina achatina, Agate, Marsh-shell. — New River, (T.B.)

120. Paludina impura, Covered Marsh-shell. — Hammersmith,

Croydon Canal, Greenwich marshes,
(J. C. (D. C.)

NERITINA— FRESH- WA TER-NERITE.

124. Neritina fluviatilis, River Ner it ine. — In the Thames and
Lea abundantly, (J. C.) (T. B.) (D. C.)

ANCYLUS— ERESH-WATER PATELLA.

125. Ancylus fluviatilis, River Patella. — In the Thames, (T.B.)

126. Ancylus lacustris, Lake Patella. — In the Lea River, (T.B.)

SHELLS NOT MENTIONED IN DR. TURTON'S
MANUAL.

Pupa cinerea. — Rejectamenta of the Thames at Battersea,

(Linn. Trans.)

Pupa palustris. — At Wimbledon, (J. E. Gray, 1818 )
Mytilus ?— Croydon Canal, (D. C.)
Mytilus polymorphus. — London Docks,

(London s Mag. Nut. Hist.)

Limneuselegans.—In Croydon Canal, (Collection Brit. Mus.)
Limneus Grayanus. — Greenwich marshes, (Linn. Trans, vol.xvi.)
Paludina.— New species found at Battersea by Mr. Thomas Bell.

IND EX

.Egopodium, 12. 23. 76. 85. 101.

106.

.^thusa, 12. 19. 75. 85.
Agrimonia, 9. 12. 17. 19. 20. 25.

29. 32. 33. 39. 45. 49. 56.

63. 64. 65. 66. 74. 75. 85.

111.

Agropyruin, 67. 69.
Agrostemma, 11. 16. 38. 74. 76.

85.
Agrostis, 15.21. 26. 30. 48. 56.

102. 103. 106.

Aira. 22. 41. 47. 50. 56. 58. 112.
Airochloa, 46.

, «.cio, v. o. 10. ^b. O4. 56.

70.111.
Allhaja, 71.

Amaranthus, 14. 98. 105.
Anacamptis, 34. 38. 66. 89. 110.
Anagallis, 8. 13. 20. 22. 29. 30.

35. 41. 44. 55. 67. 68. 75.

76. 78.85.92.97. 101. 110.

116. 117.
Anchusa, 71.
Androsaemum, 64. 88. 91. 94. 95.

96.111.112.118.119.
Anemagrostis, 8. 56. 70. 82. 106.

114.
Anemone, 1. 10. 16. 35. 39/50.

64.79. 86. 92.94. 101. 115.

ERRATA.

Page
5 — -for Ranuculus read Ranunculus.

9— for oblitoria read olitoria.

20 — Limosella aquatica, to be left out of Boraginete.
32— -for Montropa read Monotropa.
40— -for Potentillo read Potentilla.
49 — and all other places, for Artemesia read Artemisia
56 — remove the genus Stellaria from Crucifera to
118— -for Salicorna rend Salicornia.

INDEX

GENERA OF FLOWERING PLANTS.

Aceras, 32. 33. 34. 37. 38. 61. 63.

66.67.69.96. 110.
Acer, 8.41.60.84.91.100.104,

110.
Achillea, 2. 5. 12. 18. 23. 41. 47.

50. 53.76.84.91. 100.104.
Acorus, 4. 7. 28. 30. 84. 93. 95.

101. 108. 109. 113.
ActaBa, 96.

Adonis, 21. 61. 68. 70. 98. 107.

117.
Adoxa, 40. 54. 82. 105. 106. 109.

119.
.Egopodium, 12. 23. 76. 85. 101.

106.

JSthusa, 12. 19. 75. 85.
Agrimonia, 9. 12. 17. 19. 20. 25.

29. 32. 33. 39. 45. 49. 56.

63. 64. 65. 66. 74. 75. 85.

111.

Agropyrum, 67. 69.
Agrostemma, 11. 16. 38. 74. 76.

85.
Agrostis, 15. 21. 26. 30. 48. 56.

102. 103. 106.

Aira. 22. 41. 47. 50. 56. 58. 112.
Airochloa, 46.

Ajuga, 3. 9. 17. 20. 29. 45. 50.

55.61.64. 72.78.96. 101.
Alchemilla, 20.29.35.46.58.61.

75. 85. 99.
Alisma, 2. 6. 10. 14. 19. 23. 25.

28.30.39.40.48.50.53.64.

74. 78. 83. 89. 93. 95. 102.

107. 108.109.111.113.117.
Alliaria, 1.49.73.
Allium, 72. 82. 93. 94. 109. 118.
Alnus, 73. 76.
Alopecurus, 5. 8. 15. 28. 54. 56.

70. 111.
AHhcea, 71 .

Amaranthus, 14. 98. 105.
Anacamptis, 34. 38. 66. 89. 110.
Anagallis, 8. 13. 20. 22. 29. 30.

35. 41. 44. 55. 67. 68. 75.

76.78.85.92.97. 101. 110.

116.117.
Anchusa, 71.
Androsaemum, 64. 88. 91. 94. 95.

96. 111. 112. 118. 119.
Anemagrostis, 8. 56. 70. 82. 106.

114.
Anemone, 1. 10. 16. 35. 39. '50.

64.79. 86. 92.94. 101. 115.

130

INDEX TO THE

Angelica, 12. 24. 52. 58. 73. 85.

98. 101. 109.
Antherais, 2. 5. 9. 13. 18. 22. 26.

27.29.31.32.35.72.8384.

91. 100. 111. 113.
Anthoxanthum, 15. 41. 47. 49. 50.

102.

Anthriscus, 12. 49. 82.
Anthyllis, 19. 38. 63. 67. 68.
Antirrhinum, 5. 8. 13.21. 27. 34.

39. 42. 47. 61. 70. 73. 85.

94.

Apargia, 5. 41. 74. 109.
Apium, 8. 19. 52. 59. 68. 85. 95.
Aquilegia, 1. 16. 35. 109-
Arabis, 11. 21. 36. 41. 47. 99.

109.

Archangelica, 37.
Arctium, 9. 72. 84.
Arenaria, 7. 11. 19. 23. 29.30. 40.

41. 46. 54. 59. 68. 71. 79.

85.96. 101.104. 112.
Aristolochia, 96.
Arrhenatherum, 102.
Artemisia, 13. 49. 54. 56. 59. 63.

66. 67. 69. 71. 74. 76. 84.

109.118.
Arum, 14. 49. 54. 61. 62. 63. 84.

109. 116.

Arundo, 15. 18. 53. 59.
Asparagus, 70.
Asperula, 20. 29. 30. 34. 37. 40.

45. 50. 54. 63 64. 67. 69.

77.93.102.104,
Asperugo, 96.
Aster, 52.59.71. 118.
Astragalus, 26. 30. 55. 64. 68. 91 .

110.

Atriplex, 14.68.69.71.98.
Atropa, 30. 34. 38. 58. 77. 88.

112.
Avena, 29. 53. 56. 67.

Ballota, 3. 6. 13. 49. 53. 57. 74.

86. 93.

Barbarea, 11. 21. 88.
Bartsia, 18. 31. 33. 34. 59. 64. 66.

72. 75. 99.
Bellis, 12. 47.
Berberis, 10. 63.88. 118.
Beta, 60. 69. 71.

Betonica, 3. 6. 9. 17. 34. 41. 50.

64. 75. 86. 90. 101.
Betula, 7. 17 41. 60.93.94.
Bidens, 2. 5. 12. 13. 18. 43. 73.

74. 75. 84.

Borago, 31.47. 48. 102.
Brassica, 5. 11. 16. 24. 49. 88.

114.

Briza, 15. 33. 35. 39. 63, 75. 79.
Bromus, 15. 37. 62. 70. 75. 113.
Bryonia, 10. 12. 27.28. 40.43.

52. 54. 58. 60. 61. 62. 65.

76. 100. 114.
Buffonia, 113.
Bunium, 8. 17.
Bupleurum, 31 . 36. 62. 68. 73. 97.

109.
Butomus, 15. 18. 19. 25. 40. 73.

88. 100. 110. 119.
Buxus, 30. 35. 37. 38. 87. 91.

110.

Calamagrostis, 34. 82. 93. 106.

111.112.

Callitriche, 3. 14. 41. 89. 98.
Calluna, 3.6. 46.78. 87. 92.101.

111.
Caltha, 1 . 10. 24. 52. 76. 86. 108.

109.

Calystegia, 13,53.74.87.93.
Camelina, I. 99.105. 115.
Campanula, 4. 6. 12. 19. 20. 22.

26. 31. 32. 33. 34. 36. 37.

38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 44. 46.

49,50.60.61.63.64.65.70.

71. 72. 76. 77. 79. 92. 96.

106. 107. 109. 112 .114.

118.
Caprifolium, 3. 10.12.17.21.57.

63. 64. 65. 87. 102.
Capsella, 11. 47.88.
Cardamine, 1. 5. 11. 18. 24.28.

37.40.42.73.78.81.97.99.

105.109. 112. 113. 115.
Carduus, 55. 83. 91.96. 119.
Carex, 4. 6.9. 15. 19. 22. 26. 28.

32. 34. 38. 41. 53. 54. 55.

59. 62. 68. 76. 79. 103. 104.

105. 107. 111. 113. 115.

117.
Carlina, 84. 109. 118. 119.

FLOWERING PLANTS.

131

Carpinus, 17. 60. 87. 92.98, 106.

112.

Castanea, 60. 92.
Catabrosa, 70. 104.
Caucalis, 29. 36. 58. 59. 62. 68.

85.
Centaurea, 5. 9. 13. 18. 22. 26.

27. 29. 31. 32. 35. 38. 40.

42. 50.52.56.61.62.63.69.

74. 80. 84. 95. 96. 100.
Centranthus, 24. 67.
Oentunculus, 22. 23. 76. 92. 113.

114.
Cerastium, 2. 11. 19. 26. 40. 46.

85. 114.

Cerasus, 31. 76. 95. 99. 103. 105.
Ceratophyllum, 114.
Cherophyllum, 12, 49. 85.
Cheiranthus 88. 119.
Chelidonium, 1.6.20. 44.94. 117.
Chenopodium, 4. 7. 14. 16. 28.

42. 49. 51. 54. 59. 68. 69.

71.82. 87.96.98. 102.104.

105. 107.
Chironia, 64.
Chlora, 19.30. 33.35. 37. 39. 57.

66.69.97.110.

Chrysanthemum, 9, 13. 18. 41.44.
'49. 50. 51. 53. 56. 63. 66.

72. 74. 75. 80. 84. 100.
Chrysosplenium, 39. 41. 93. 109.

118.
Cichorium, 12. 29.31.38. 63. 64.

67. 72. 80. 84.
Cicuta, 12, 113.
Ciicaea, 33. 44. 51. 54. 55.74.

75.84.110. 117.
Cistus, 63. 64. 65. 68. 70.
Clematis, 1.21. 38. 51. 52. 54.

57. 60. 63. 65. 67. 70. 72.

76. 80. 86. 109.
Clinopodium, 31. 32. 33. 38. 39.

63. 64. 65. 67. 81. 86. 109.
Cnicus, 2. 5. 13. 20. 26. 28. 29.

32. 37. 44. 45. 47. 49. 61.

63.66.67.74. 114.
Cochlearia, 5. 11. 18. 24. 52. 72.

75.88.115. 116.
Colchicum, 51. 116.
Conium, 8. 12. 27. 54. 60. 80.

85.

Conopodium, 12. 26. 23. 36. 41.

62.91. 94.95.96.101. 107.
Convallaria, 16. 21. 30. 39. 50.

64. 77. 89. 100. 104. 116.

119.
Convolvulus, 7. 9. 13.24. 41. 48.

49.58.87. 118.
Conyza, 31. 32. 35. 37. 38. 39.

44.45.55.62.67.72. 109.
Coriandrum, 12. 37.
Cornus, 10. 12. 49. 57. 60. 63.

64. 87. 92. 102.
Coronopus, 1. 8. 11. 25. 47. 52.

59. 88.
Corydalis, 30. 42. 50. 51. 81.

97.

Corylus, 71.41.50.63.87.92.
Cotyledon, 105.
Cratasgus, 12. 17.85.99.
Crepis, 24. 29. 30. 35. 38. 41.

55. 56. 59. 62. 67. 69. 84.

96.

Crocus, 15.
Cuscuta, 3. 30. 33. 34. 42. 80. 87.

93. 111. 117.
Cynoglossum, 3. 32. 42. 53. 56.

61. 62. 68. 69. 75. 79. 80.

82. 88. 93. 94. 95. 106.
Cynosums, 5. 8. 15. 50.
Cyperus, 113.
Cytisus, 3. 50.51. 61. 78. 90, 99.

112.

Dactylis, 15. 50. 102.

Daphne, 23.30.36.41.91. 110.

119.
Datura, 13. 27. 30. 47. 77. 88.

98.
Daucus, 7. 8. 19. 29. 32. 33. 38.

41.45.54.57.61.63.65.67.

72. 75. 76. 80. 85.
Delphinium, 27. 46. 86.
Dent aria, 21. 112.
Deschampsia, 56.
Dianthus, 19. 26. 30. 32. 54. 61.

64.71.75. 80. 85.94. 101.

110. 114.
Digitalis, 2. 5. 10. 16. 18.27. 34.

41. 50. 51. 64. 66. 76.79.

80. 86. 92. 99. 107. 110.

117.

132

INDEX TO THE

Digilaria, 15. 40. 44.
Diplotaxis, 11. 66. 66. 67. 114.
Dipsacus, 8. 10. 12, 24. 27. 39.

52. 57. 60. 62. 66. 69. 73.

74. 77. 87. 93. 95. 108. 107.

111. 113.118.
Draba, 61. 112. 116.
Drosera, 1. 22. 26. 28. 42. 79. 92.

101.108. 112.117. 118.

Echinochloa, 40. 113.

Echium, 9. 20. 29. 35. 38. 45.

51.53. 55. 56. 61. 63. 65.

67. 68. 75. 80. 88. 110.
Klatine, 77.
Elymus, 70.
Empetrum, 100.
Epilobium, 2. 7. 8. 12. 18. 24,

32.37. 38. 39. 41. 44. 47.

57. 64. 65. 72. 74. 75. 89.

91. 95. 98. 101. 102. 104.

106. 107. 108. 117.
Epipactis, 30. 32. 34. 117. 118.
Erica, 3. 6. 42. 47. 78. 87. 92.

101. 111.
Erigeron, 5. 9. 20. 23. 30. 31. 47.

51.54.62. 67.72. 80. 113.

114. 118.
Eriophoron, 5. 15. 21. 22. 37.42.

79. 103. 117.
Erodium, 4. 11. 23. 42. 47. 66.

88.

Erophila, 47.61.88.92. 117.
Erysimum, 10. 11. 30. 33. 34.72.

88.
Erythraea, 18. 35. 49. 50. 51, 54.

69.71.75. 78. 87. 91. 100.

110.

Ervum, 18. 57. 62. 64. 66. 86.
Euonymus, 49. 54. 60. 66. 75. 87.

92. 110.
Eupatorium, 43. 66. 84. 94. 110.

118.
Euphorbia, 9. 14. 16. 17. 21. 23.

28. 29. 33. 35. 38.41. 47.

50. 55. 57. 64. 68. 72. 76.
77.81. 87. 91.97. 101. 110.
112. 114.

Euphrasia, 2. 16.23. 31. 34.41.

51. 66. 72.79.92.99. 112.

Fagus, 17. 55.92.111.
Fedia, 26. 27. 29. 36. 62.
Festuca, 7. 15. 18. 47. 56. 102.

107.

Filacro, 5. 46. 78. 84.
Fceniculum, 24. 50. 57. 62. 68.

72. 77. 85.
Fragaria, 4. 9. 30. 35. 37. 64. 66.

78. 90.
Fraxinus, 17. 41. 57. 60. 67. 70.

71.96.102.
Fritillaria, 25. 41. 106.
Fumaria, 1. 11. 20. 30. 55. 57.

60. 61.62.72.88.90.

Gagea, 40.

Galanthus, 35, 39. 116.

Galeobdolon, 14. 20. 27. 30. 33.

37. 38. 55. 62. 64. 76. 77.

86. 90. 98. 101. 104. 109.

112.
Galeopsis, 13. 32. 34. 38. 44. 45.

51. 63.65. 86. 101.
Galium, 2. 6.7. 10. 12. 17. 19.

20.23. 27. 30. 31. 33. 34.

39.44.45.48.49.50.53.54.

57. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65.

67. 69. 73. 74. 75. 76. 78.

86. 89. 93. 102. 105. 108.

111. 117.

Gastridium, 51. 70. 71. 91. 97.
Genista, 3. 19. 22. 35. 40. 78. 86.

90.100.112.117.
Gentiana, 62. 69. 78. 110. 113.

118.
Geranium, 4. 5. 8. 9. 11. 17. 20.

22. 25. 27. 36. 37. 39. 41.

47. 48. 50. 53. 55. 56. GO.

61. 64. 66. 73. 74. 88. 91.

104.105.106.110.112. 113.

117.
Geum, 9. 12. 17. 19. 49. 50. 56.

60. 64. 74. 85. 90. 99.
Glaucium, 116.
Glaux, 59. 62.68. 71. 118.
Glyceria, 15. 47.56. 102.
Gnaphalium, 2. 5. 18. 41. 46. 55.

61.65.78. 84.91. 100.104.

112. 118.
Gymnadenia, 34. 110.

FLOWERING PLANTS.

133

Hedera, 3. 7. 57. 92. 93. 102.
Hedysarum, 29. 96.
Helianthemum, 20.
Heleocharis, 5. 6. 15. 19. 25. 26.

42.53. 111. 117.
Heleogiton, 111.
Helleborus, 30. 70. 96. 101. 107.

109. 115.

Helminthia, 9. 74. 84.
Helosciadium, 2. 6. 12. 52. 77.

85. 106. 108. 112. 113.
Heracleum, 7. 8. 12. 49. 50. 54.

57.65. 73. 85. 101.190.
Herminium, 32. 34. 106. 117.
Herniaria, 107.
Hesperis, 30. 36. 37. 72.
Hieracium, 2. 5. 9. 13. 16. 22.

37. 47. 49. 50. 51. 54. 69.

84,91. 100. 104. 112. 118.

119.

Hippocrepis, 30. 35. 37. 45. 69.
Hippophae, 69.

Hippuris, 12. 100. 106. 108. 110.
Holcus,5. 8. 15. 49.53. 102.
Hordeum, 15.
Hottonia, 13. 28. 30. 52. 116.

117. 118.
Humulus, 14. 24. 33. 53. 59. 60.

62. 63. 73.77.87.
Hutchinsia, 75.
Hyacinthus, 4. 10. 16. 50. 61.

79. 93. 102. 109.
Hydrocharis, 7. 14. 23. 53. 59. 60.

105. 115.
Hydrocotyle, 2. 6. 23. 41. 51. 76.

79. 85.91.101. 108.112.
Hyoscyamus, 23. 39. 75. 77. 88.

102.111. 119.
Hypericum, 1. 6. 8. 9. 17. 19. 21.

22. 23. 27. 30. 32. 33. 34.

37. 41. 42. 44. 46. 49. 53.

55. 57. 64. 66. 72. 76. 77.

79.88.91.94.99. 104. 111.

112. 116. 118. 119.
Hypochaeris, 2. 18. 21. 47. 54.74.

100.

Iberis, 8. 51.92. 95.
Ilex, 4. 17. 49. 50. 91.
Impatiens, 30. 43. 77.
Inula, 18.69. 94. 96. 109. 111.

Iris, 3. 15. 24. 28. 52. 55. 64. 69.

72. 75. 77. 79. 81. 82. 88.

89. 93. 95. 102. 104. 105.

117.
Isatis, 39. 44, 51.

Jasione, 4. 23. 42. 47. 100. 105.

108. 117.
Juncus, 4. 7. 8. 10. 15. 23. 28.

41.48.74.76.78.102.104.

111.117.
Juniperus, 32. 33. 35. 63. 89.

107. 112.118.

Knautia, 12. 31. 39. 45. 54. 57.

63. 65. 66. 72. 80. 87.

Lactuca, 16. 20. 22. 23. 54. 55.

59. 72. 84. 100. 104.
Lamium, 13. 27. 60. 86. 98.
Lappa, 12. 35. 49.
Lapsana, 13. 26. 83. 84. 114.
Lathrjea, 30. 32. 39. 77. 110.
Lathyrus, 3. 8. 9. 11. 16. 18. 22.

23. 30. 41. 44. 50. 53. 57.

59. 61. 68. 71. 74. 77. 86.

90.93.95.97.98.100.106.

107. 110. 119.
Lemna, 14. 89. 117.
Leontodon, 13. 18. 22. 24. 84.
Leonurus, 20. 21. 30.
Lepidium, 1. 21. 36. 56. 69. 73.

82. 88. 96.
Leucojum, 52. 115.
Ligustrum, 17. 45. 54. 55. 57. 60.

62. 63. 74. 75. 88. 90.
Lilium, 31.
Limosella, 20. 21. 30. 106. 107.

112. 113.
Linaria, 13. 16. 18. 22. 24. 27. 31.

33. 37. 39. 49. 51. 54. 57.

64. 65. 66. 67. 70. 72. 77.
80. 85. 94. 95. 97. 98. 104.
107. 110.

Linum, 2. 29. 33. 36. 41. 57. 63.

65. 66. 68. 70. 78. 82. 96.
104.

Listera, 15. 34. 55. 64. 66. 69.
79.89.92.93.104.110.117.
118.

134

INDEX TO THE

Lilhospermum, 13.20. 35. 49.55.

61.64.68.69.77.96.115.
Littorella, 13. 26. 112. 113.
Lolium, 15. 40.97. 102.
Lonicera, 36. 40.
Lotus, 3.9.11. 16.19.35.49.50.

53. 57. 63. 65. 66. 78. 86.

90. 99.
Luzula, 4. 17.28.37. 41.48.50.

60. 62. 94. 102.
Lychnis, 2. 7. 10. 11. 16. 20. 24.

27. 31. 36. 49. 56. 72. 74.

76.79.85.91. 101.
Lycopsis, 20. 27. 35. 38. 49. 51.

55. 56. 60. 61. 65. 67. 68.

110.
Lycopus, 3. 14. 19. 23. 27. 33.

43.53. 73.86. 94. 114.
Lysimachia, 4. 7. 8. 13. 16. 19.

25. 35. 44. 50. 52. 55. 64.

76. 78.85.92.94.100.101.

108. 110.
Lythrum, 3. 11. 18. 23. 25. 40.

44. 52. 73. 76. 77. 79. 87.

113.115.

Malva, 8. 11. 21. 24. 39. 42. 48.

53. 57.73. 80.89. 99. 119.
Marrubium, 3.23. 34. 76.107. 108.
Maruta, 13.

Matricaria, 9. 13. 16. 84.
Medicago, 3. 6. 8. 11. 19. 25. 35.

38. 47. 51. 54. 57. 67. 71.

74. 86. i!4.
Melampyrum, 9. 17. 36. 41. 50.

64. 91. 100. 104,
Melica, 5. 8. 64. 79.
Melilotus, 3. 25. 30. 35. 28. 86.

91.99.116.
Mellitis, 24. »
Mentha,3.6. 8.9.13.17. 19.20.

22. 23. 24. 27. 30. 33. 41.

43. 53. 60. 61. 64. 72. 73.

74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 80. 82.

86. 90. 93. 95. 97. 98. 104.
105. 106. 109. 111.

Menyanthes, 4. 13. 78. 87. 91.

100. 112. 118.
Mercuriahs, 9. 14.21. 24.35. 41.

47. 50. 55. 57. 64. 72. 74.

87. 91.98. 104. 105.

Milium, 8. 56.

Moenchia, 2. 7. 11. 23. 28. 46.

91. 113.
Molinia, 47.

Monotropa, 30. 32. 34. 81.
Montia, 3. 6. 23. 41. 48. 55. 79.

84. 100. 112.
Myosotis, 3. 7. 9. 13. 19. 20. 25.

27. 44. 47. 49. 53. 55. 60.

61. 64. 73. 79. 88. 108. 110.
112.115.

Myosurus, 1. 23. 31. 70. 82. 93.

97. 101. 104. 106. 117.
Myrica, 41. 83.
Myriophyllum, 4. 12. 52. 88. 97.

105. 108.112. 114.

Narcissus, 15. 41. 48.55. 71. 89.

91.97. 105. 110. 116.
Nardus, 5. 41. 47. 61. 76. 79.

108. 112.

Narthecium, 4. 42. 78.
Nasturtium, 1. 6. 10. 11. 18. 24.

25. 27. 47. 73. 78. 88. 99.

113.114.

Neottia, 30. 55. 62. 72. 110.
Nepeta, 6. 48. 57. 63. 67. 81. 86.

96. 97. 109.
Nuphar, 27. 40. 44. 73. 87. 108.

110.113.
Nymphasa, 27. 48. 87. 95. 108.

110.113.

(Enanthe, 2. 6. 8. ]2. 22. 24. 52.

62. 73. 85. 95. 106. 109.
(Enothera, 12. 30. 50. 72. 117.
Onobrychis, 19. 29. 61. 65. 110.
Ononis, 3. 6. 22. 27. 29. 33. 35.

38. 45. 57. 63. 64. 67. 69.

99. 110. 112.
Onopordum, 8. 13. 63.67.72. 84.

119.
Ophrys, 16. 20. 30. 31. 32.34.

37. 38. 62. 64. 66. 69. 81.

92.96.97. 110.117.
Orchis, 5. 15. 16. 30. 32. 33. 34.

56. 60. 61. 62. 65. 66. 68.

69. 72. 75. 79. 81. 89. 92.

96. 102. 110.112. 117.
Ornithogalum, 4. 15. 20. 22. 23.

39.40.48. 53.73. 109. 114.

FLOWERIN7G PLANTS.

135

Ornithopus, 3. 22. 42. 47. 78. 86.

91. 100. 118.
Origanum, 20. 29. 31. 32. 33.

38. 39. 43. 63. 64. 65. 67.

80.81.86.96. 109.
Orobanche, 4. 7. 17. 21. 29. 30.

31. 34. 35. 38. 42. 51. 53.

54. 57. 72. 89. 92. 100. 110.

117.
Orobus, 3. 9. 16. 19. 47. 50. 78.

90. 100. 104.
Oxalis, 17. 30. 36. 50. 77. 79. 92.

93. 100. 111. 114.

Paeonia, 70.

Panicum, 53.

Papaver, 1. 11. 20. 23. 24. 30.

36. 37. 49. 57. 60. 61. 62.

65. 72. 74. 76. 88.
Parietaria, 14. 24. 61. 77. 87.94.

104.
Paris, 55. 76. 77. 100. 112.

117.

Parnassia, 95. 109.
Pastinaca, 29. 31. 32. 33. 38. 44.

45. 51. 54. 57. 59. 63. 65.

67. 68. 69. 80. 81. 85. 95.
114. 115.

Pedicularis, 2. 5. 13. 16. 23. 34.

41. 47. 79.86.92.99. 110.
Peplis, 3. 6. 42. 48. 87. 92. 100.

113. 117.
Petroselinum, 8. 26. 52. 68. 82.

93. 96.

Peucedanum, 2.
Phalaris, 15. 31. 72.
Phellandrium, 2.
Phleum, 15. 53. 73.
Phyteuma, 30. 31. 32. 36. 37. 39.

117.

Picris, 13. 94.
Pimpinella, 30. 39. 47. 51. 67.

68. 77. 79. 85. 101. 104.
Pinguicula, 6. 76.

Plantago, 2. 6. 13. 48. 63. 68. 89.

92. 101. 106. 113.
Platanthera, 16. 34, 55. 66. 89.
Poa, 5. 15. 16. 18. 28. 56.67.70.

71.96.102.114.
Polemonium, 50. 77. 100.

Polynia, 1. 5. 8. 22. 29. 33. 35.

48.56. 61. 62. 63. 65. 79.

86.92. 96. 110.116.
Polygonum, 4.6. 14. 18.25.28.

29. 38. 48. 49. 58. 65. 87.

93. 101. 103. 104. 105. 107.

108. 111.113.
Polypogon, 59. 96.
Populus, 89*. 93. 98.
Potamogeton, 3. 6. 14. 18. 25. 52.

68. 73. 75. 77. 78. 79. 102.

112.114. 115.
Potentilla, 4. 7. 9. 12. 25. 28. 29.

35. 38. 40. 41. 46. 49. 56.

66. 73. 74. 79. 80. 85. 90.

99. 104. 111.

Poterium, 35. 65. 66. 70. 95.

111.
Prenanthes, 22. 27. 37. 49. 50. 56.

100. 109.

Primula, 8. 16. 33. 38. 41. 64.

66. 75. 85. 92. 101. 110.

115.
Prism atocarpus, 29. 36. 57. 65.

70. 88. 96. 97. 109.
Prunella, 3. 6. 9. 13. 17. 19. 50.

57. 74. 75. 78. 86.
Prunus, 85. 90.
Pulicaria, 9. 27. 34. 43. 49. 52.

73. 74. 75. 80. 84. 110. 114.
Pulmonaria. 20.
Pyrus, 17,21.27.30.37.50.55.

62. 64. 81. 85. 90. 99. 103.

110.

Quercus, 17. 92. 96. 98. 100.

Radiola, 2. 7. 13. 30. 42. 78. 92.

112. 113.

Ranunculus, 1. 5. 8. 10. 16. 18.
21. 22. 23. 24. 29. 30. 33.
35. 41. 46. 48. 49. 50. 52.
57. 73. 79. 82. 86. 92. 97.
98. 101. 104. 105. 108. 109.

113. 116. 117.
Raphanus, 11. 88.

Reseda, 7.29.33. 38. 40. 43. 45.
49. 56. 63. 65. 66. 67. 72.
81.

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136

INDEX TO THE

Rhamnus, 4. 17. 23. 28. 30. 33.

45.58.76. 79. 82. 87. 101.

103.106.108.110.112.114.

118.

Rhinanthus, 2. 13.27. 34. 86.
Rhyncospora, 26.
Ribes, 4. 77.110.
Rosa, 4. 9. 12. 17 23. 33. 35. 46.

55.60.63.83.85.94.98.99.

103. 105. 106. 114.
Rubus, 4. 12. 17.46.83.85.90.

99. 111.
Rumex, 4. 6. 14. 25. 35. 48. 60.

74.79.87.98,101.103.111.

114.
Ruscus, 16. 28. 30. 36. 50. 60.

64.91.100. 111.118.

Sagina, 2. 7. 11. 46. 85. 108.

111.

Sagittaria, 14. 19. 28. 83. 89.
Salicornia, 71. 118.
Salix, 3. 14. 21. 26.33. 34.36.

38. 66. 80. 83. 89. 93. 99.

105. 107. 111. 112. 113.

115.
Salvia, 39. 53. 54. 58. 60. 62. 63.

67.68.81.86.96.101.
Sambucus, 7. 12. 49. 57. 87. 91.

94.108.111. 118.
Samolus, 52. 58. 59. 68. 77. 117.
Sanguisorba, 20. 23. 63. 99.
Sanicula, 8. 17. 50. 55. 58. 64.

91. 103. 104. 109.
Saponaria, 23. 36. 46. 63. 81. 85.

108.
Saxifraga, 4. 8. 11. 20. 21. 39.

41. 47. 59. 62. 75. 89. 109.

119.
Scabiosa, 4. 7. 31. 32. 38. 41. 57.

63. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 75.

87. 93. 100.

Scandix, 12.20. 36.68.85.
Schedonorus, 51. 82.
Schcenus, 21. 22.96.
Scilla, 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 30. 48.

71.74.75.113.
Scirpus, 4. 15. 53. 59. 70. 94. 98.

104. 108. 111. 113. 114.

115.

Scleranthus, 2. 29. 40. 89.
Scrophularia, 2. 5. 9. 10. 22. 24.

31. 38. 39. 41. 43. 49. 50.

53. 57. 64. 67. 72. 73. 86.

92. 99. 108.
Scutellaria, 3. 13. 19. 23. 24. 34.

42.43. 53. 76. 78.86. 104.

106. 111. 117.
Sedum, 11. 17. 24. 47. 48. 54. 62.

68. 89.94.95.98. 102. 107.

113.114.

Sempervivura, 17. 89.
Senecio, 2. 5. 8. 9. 13. 16. 18. 23.

24. 41. 47. 49. 51. 52. 56.

61. 62. 65. 72. 78. 84.

100.

Serapias, 4. 33.
Serratula, 2. 9. 84. 91.
Sherardia, 10. 12. 20. 29. 45. 48.

61.74. 86.95. 102. 104.
Silaus, 6. 8. 50. 58.
Silene, 19.20.21.24.26.29.33.

36. 37. 38. 44. 53. 56. 60.

63. 64. 65.71.72.97.
Silybum, 2.31. 49.54.
Sinapis, 10. 16. 52. 88. 98. 99.

116.
Sison, 20. 23. 27. 30. 36. 37. 72.

85. 101. 112.
Sisymbrium, 11. 16. 18. 36. 52.

60.69.88.107.113.116.
Slum, 20. 23. 27. 30. 36. 52. 68.

73. 77. 85. 109.
Smyrnium, 12. 32. 38. 62. 65. 68.

72.
Solanum, 2. 8. 13. 16. 18. 27. 34.

41. 47.49.72. 77.88. 102.
Solidago, 9. 16. 41. 46. 50. 61. 55.

64. 65. 84. 91. 95. 103. 104.
106. 118.

Sonchus, 2. 9. 12. 18. 20. 49. 50.

51. 52. 56. 74. 78. 84. 95.

100. 115.
Sparganium; 3. 6. 9. 14. 18. 27.

40. 41. 79.91.
Spergula, 11. 19. 22. 26. 36. 41.

44. 51. 54. 59. 65. 79. 85.

101. 110.
Spirsea, 4. 12.23.25. 29.31.32.

33.35.43.52.63.73.74.76.

85.93.108. 115.

FLOWERING PLANTS.

137

Spiranthes, 29. 51. 92. 106. 108.
Stachys, 9. 13. 34. 39. 41. 42. 43.

49.57.71.74.86.90.
Staphylea, 100.

Statice, 60. 62. 68. 70. 71. 118.
Stellaria, 2. 10. 11. 16. 46. 56. 73.

85. 101. 104.
Stratiotes, 14.
Symphytum, 3. 13. 25.27.40.73.

88. 104. 108. 110. 114.

Tamus, 10. 16. 28. 31. 36. 37.

41. 58, 62. 64. 65. 89.91.

100.
Tanecetum, 18. 24. 43. 54. 84.

106. 109.
Taxus, 35. 118.
Teesdalia, 1. 11. 23. 26. 40. 95.

114.
Teucrium, 3, 9. 48. 50. 78. 86.90.

101.
Thalictrum, 10. 23. 24. 52. 86.

108.
Thesium, 19. 29. 30. 35. 37. 39.

40.

thlaspi, 94. 95. 99. 106.
Thymus, 3. 6. 29. 32. 41. 42. 44.

45. 61. 62. 63. 65. 78. 86.

109. 111. 114. 117.
Tilia, 33. 37. 91.
Tillsea, 98.

Tordylium, 85. 94. 98.
Torilis, 8. 12. 28. 36. 37. 41. 73.

97.115.

Tormentilla, 90. 94.
Tragopogon, 18. 51. 52. 66. 67.

72. 74. 84. 96. 106.
Trichodium, 102.
Trifolium, 3. 6. 9. 11. 12. 19. 22.

23. 25. 26. 27. 28. 35. 47.

48. 57. 59. 61. 62. 68. 69.

71. 74. 78. 86. 91. 96.97.

99. 106. 108. 112. 114.
Triglochin, 14. 53. 59.62.68. 70.

71.96. 111.
Trigonella, 91. 108.
Triodia, 47. 111.112.
Trisetum, 47. 56. 114.
Triticum, 15.
Tulipa, 3. 104.

Turritis, 1. 24. 25. 26. 54. 73. 80.

88. 113.
Tussilago, 2. 9. 12. 18. 20. 24.

38. 49. 51. 52. 54. 55. 56.

65. 69. 72. 74. 84. 109.
Typha, 3.6.9. 14.18.90.97.98.

113.

Ulex,3. 6.27.30. 42. 47, 71.78.

90. 99.

Ulmus, 14. 60.87. 92.95.98.
Urtica, 14.36. 46. 87.
Utricularia, 97. 106. 108. 113.

Vaccinium, 40. 42. 79. 101. 104.
Valeriana, 9. 12. 22. 24. 52. 62.

73.75.77.89.100.105.113.

117.
Valerianella, 9. 12. 89. 95. 97.

100.
Verbascura, 13. 20. 22. 31. 32.

33. 35. 37. 38. 39. 40. 42.

44. 48. 49. 51. 53. 54.58.

59.60.61.63.66.67.72.76.

78. 80. 81. 83. 88. 94. 102.

111. 114.
Verbena, 3. 24. 31. 32. 44. 46,

57. 63. 67. 73. 80. 81.89.

94.
Veronica, 2. 5. 10. 13. 16. 21. 24.

27. 34. 41. 43, 47. 48. 49.

50. 54. 58. 64. 68. 73. 75.

76. 77. 79. 86. 92. 99. 108.

110. 112. 117.
Viburnum, 17. 20. 21. 28. 34. 36.

38. 41. 60. 62. 63. 64. 65.

70.87.91.96. 102. 111.
Vicia, 9. 12. 16. 18. 22. 25. 26.

33. 35. 41. 47. 49. 53. 55.

57. 61. 63. 64 65. 66-68.

74. 86. 108. 112.
Villarsia, 6. 27. 28. 87. 105. 114.

118.
Vinca, 2. 6. 13. 20. 49. 50. 59.

62.73.77.88.93. 101.104.

105.110.
Viola, 1. 6. 8. 11. 21. 22. 23. 29.

36. 38. 42. 45. 48. 50. 61.

62. 64. 65.76. 79.88. 112.

116.117.

138

INDEX TO THE

Viscum, 38. 93.94.
Vulpia, 47.82.

Xauthium, 8. 98, 115.
Zannichellia, 14.91. 115.

INDEX TO THE CRYPTOGAMIA,

INCLUDING THE FERNS.

Agaricus, 8. 56. 83. 103. 104.

105.106. 111. 112.
Anthoceros, 51. 83. 113.
Aspidium, 5. 10. 42. 44. 48. 50.

51. 58. 64. 76. 80. 83. 90.

93. 94. 96. 103. 104. 107.

112. 118.119.
Asplenium, 42. 44. 55. 64. 77.

80.90. 93.94.95. 103.118.

119.

Baccharis, 68.

Bartramia, 43.

Blasia, 113.

Blechnum, 80. 103. 117. 118.

Blysmus, 76.

Boletus, 5. 26. 104. 105. 106.

112.

Botrychium, 22.
Bryum, 43. 48. 51. 56. 61. 75.

103.
Byssus, 56.

Ceterach, 70.90.

Chara, 76. 93. 106. 107.

Cladonia, 80.

Clavaria, 5.

Conferva, 53. 83. 106. 107. 108.

113.

Cyathea, 83.
Cystea, 48.

Dicranum, 43. 103.
Didymodon, 43.

Equisetum. 5. 7. 19. 49. 58. 77.
90. 93. 102. 104. 108. 111.
113.

Fissidens, 43.
Fontinalis, 111. 113.
Fungus, 95.
Funaria, 43. 48.

Grimmia, 43. 62. 83.
Gymnostomum, 42. 58.

Hypnum, 5. 15. 43. 48. 51.56.

70. 76. 83. 94. 103. 106.

108.
Hydnura, 73. 106.

Isoleptis, 76. 104.
Jungermannia, 51. 56. 103. 111.

Lecidea, 58.

Leskea,43.

Lichen, 48. 51. 83. 94. 97. 103.

104. 107. 113.
Lycoperdon, 56. 105. 113.
Lycopodium, 5. '22. 76. 80. 102.

Marchantia, 48.
Mnium, 51. 104.

Neckera, 94. 107.

Ophioglossum, 15. 64. 66. 90.
Osmunda, 42. 76. 90. 93. 103.

112.118. 119.
Orthotrichum, 43,

Peziza, 48. 56. 104. 105.
Phallus, 62. 65.
Phascum, 103. 107.
Pilularia, 108. 113.

CRYPTOGAM I A

139

Polytrichum, 42. 43. 48. 112. Sphagnum, 42. 80. 107. 112.

Polypodium, 42. 44. 50. 55. 80. Sphaeria, 103.

94. 96. 103. 104. 106.117.

119.

Pteris, 5. 10. 48. 58. 64. 93.
Pterogonium, 107.

Tortula, 43.

Tremella, 56. 105. 107.

Riccia, 48.

Scolopendrium, 22. 44. 76. 90. 94.
95. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107.
109.

Ulva, 51.53.83. 105.
Uredo, 103.

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