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44, Glaucium luteum.

48, Matthiola incana.

45. Fumaria officinalis.

46. Corydalis lutea.

49, Matthiola sinuata.

47. Corydalis claviculata.

50. Cheiranthus cheiri.

52. Nasturtium officinale.

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58. Arabis hirsuta.

62. Arabis petra. 61. Arabis stricta

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67. Oardamine bulbifera.

70. Sisymbrium irio.

69. ‘Sisymbrium officinale.

71. Sisymbrium sophia.

73. Erysimum cheiranthoides.

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72. Alliaria officinalis.

74. Erysimum orientale.

76. Brassica muralis.

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85. Cochlearis officinalis. 86. Alyssum calycinum.

88. Draba aizoides.

91. Draba muralis.

89. Draba hirta. ohn. Draba verna.

93. Camelina sativa.

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102. Lepidium campestre.

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106. Lepidium ruderale.

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122. Viola hirta.

120. Viola palustris. 128, Viola canina.

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128. Dianthus armeria.

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144, Lychnis alpina.

147. Sagina nodosa.

146. Sagina Linn.

148, Cherleria sedoides. 149. Arenaria verna.

151.

Arenaria tenuifolia.

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153.

Arenaria serpyllifolia.

154. Arenaria ciliata.

155, Arenaria trinervis.

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165. Stellaria uliginosa.

167. Stellaria glauca.

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174, Tamaria gallica.

175. Elatine hexandra, 177. Hypericum calycinum,

178. Hypericum androsemum, 179. Hypericum perforatum,

180. Hypericum dubium. 181. Hypericum quadrangulum,

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183. Hypericum linariifolium.

184. Hypericum pulchrum. 185. Hypericum hirsutum.

186. Hypericum montanum.

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221. Ilex aquifolium.

224, Rhamnus frangula.

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225. Ulex europeus.

223. Rhamnus calharticus.

226. Ulex nanus.

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234. Medicago sativa.

237. Medicago maculata.

238. Medicago minima.

240. Melilotus arvensis.

239. Melilotus officinalis. 241. Melilotus alba.

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245. Trifolium stellatum.

247. Trifolium pratense.

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262. Trfolium minus.

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286. Lathyrus Nissolia.

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288. Lathyrus hirsutus.

289. Lathyrus pratensis. 291. Lathyrus sylvestris.

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295, Lathyrus niger. / 294 Lathyrus macrorrhizus.

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299. Spirea salicifotia.

298. Prunus Padus.

300. Spirea ulmaria.

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310. Fragaria vesca.

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314, Potentilla argentea.

313. Potentilla Tormentilla.

315 Potentilla verna,

516. Potentilla fruticosa.

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320. Sibbaldia procumbens.

322. Alchemulla alpina. 323, Alchemilla arvensis

524 Sanguisorba officinalis.

226. Agtimonia Eupatoria.

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328. Rosa villosa.

330. Rosa canina.

332, Pyrus communis.

333. Pyrus Malus.

334, Pyrus Aria, ©

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336. Pyrus aucuparia.

337. Crategus Oxyacantha.

388. Cotoneaster vulgaris.

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342, Epilobium parviflorum. 343. Epilobium montanum.
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245. Epilobium tetragonum. 847, Epilobium alsinefolium.

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350, Ludwigia palustris.

348. Epilobium alpinum.

349. (Enothera biennis. 351, Circa lutetiana.

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355. Peplis Portula

354, Lythrum hyssopifolium.

356, Bryonia dioica.

358. Cotyledon umbilicus.

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357. Tilleea muscosa.

859, Sedum Rhodiola.
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361. Sedum anglicum.

3860. Sedum telephium.

362. Sedum dasyphyllum. 363. Sedum album,

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365. Sedum acres

864. Sedum villosum.

366. Sedum sexangulare. 367. Sedum rupestre.

368: Sempervivum tectorum.
369. Ribes Grossularia,

370. Ribes rubrum. 371, Ribes alpinum.

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374, Saxifraga aizoides.

372. Ribes nigrum.

373. Saxifraga oppositifolia. 375. Saxifraga Hirculus,

376. Saxifraga hypnoides.

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378. Saxifraga granulata.

377. Saxifraga czspitosa.

379. Saxifraga cernua.

91

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$80. Saxifraga rivularis. \
381. Saxifraga tridactylites.

382, Saxifraga nivalis. 883. Saxifraga stellans.

92

384, Saxifraga umbrosa,

386. Chrysosplenium oppositi- 387, Chrysosplenium alterni-
folium, folium,

388. Parnassia palustris. 389. Drosera rotundifolia.

390, Drosera longifolia. 391, Drosera anglica.

399, Myriophyllum spicatum. 393, Myriophyllum verticillatum.

394, Hippuris vulgaris. . 395. Hydrocotyle vulgarig,

95

WA,

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398, Eryngium maritimum.

397. Astrantia major. 399, Erynzium campestre.

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402. Apium nodiflorum. 403. Apium inundatum.

405. Trinia vulgaris.

404, Sison Amomum.

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417. Bupleurum aristatum.

416. Bupleurum rotundifolium.

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431.

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433, Peucedanum palustre. . 435. Pastinaca sativa. -

437.

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438. Scandix Pecten.

439. -Myrrhis odorata.

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440. Conopodium denudatum. 442, Cherophyllum sylvestre

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444, Caucalis nodosa.

_ 445, Caucalis Anthriscus. 447, Caucalis daucoides.

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449. Daucus Carota.

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450. Conium maculatum.

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454. Hedera Helix. 455. Viscum album.

110

456. Cornus suecica.

457. Cornus sanguinea.

458, Adoxa Moschatellina. 459. Sambucus nigra

462. Viburnum Opulus,

111

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461. Viburnum Lantana.

463. Lonicera Periclymenum.

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; 465. Lonicera Xylosteum.
464, Lonicera Caprifolium.

466. Linnza borealis. 467. Rubia peregrina,

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468. Galium Cruciata.

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472. Galium saxatile.

473. Galium Mollugo,

475. Galium boreale. 474, Galium parisiense.

476. Galium Aparine.

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478. Asperula odorata.

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477. Galium tricorne,

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479. Asperula cynanchica.

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480. Sherardia arvensis.

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482. Valeriana dioica.

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486. Valerianella carinata.

484, Valeriana pyrenaica.

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488. Valerianella dentata.

489. Dipsacus sylvestris.

490. Dipsacus pilosus, ° 491. Scabiosa succisa,

492 Scabiosa Columbaria.

494, Eupatorium cannabinum. 495, Aster Tripolium.

498. Erigeron alpinus.

497, Erigeron acris. 499. Erigeron canadensis.

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Bellis perennis.

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505. Filago minima.

122

Gnaphalium sylvaticum.

506.

504. Filago gallica,

507. Gnaphalium supinum.

505. Gnaphalium luteo-album.

508. Gnaphalium uliginosum.

510. Antennaria margaritacea.

123

509. Antennaria dioica.

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511. Inula Helenium.

124

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512. Inula salicina.

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514. Inula conyza. 515. Inula dysenterica. .

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516. Inula Pulicaria.

518. Bidens cernua. 519, Bidens tripartita.

126

Chrysanthemum segetum,

521,

520. Chrysanthemum Leucanthemum

523. Matricaria inodora.

Chrysanthemum Farthenium.

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524. Matricaria Chamomilla. nee Ant eemia aenentie

525. Anthemis Cotula. - 527. Anthemis nobilis.

128

528. Anthemis tinctoria.
529. Achillea Ptarmica.

580. Achillea millefolium. 531. Diotis maritima.

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Artemisia vulgarise

535.

Artemisia maritima.

534,

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536, Artemisia absinthium.

538. Tussilago petasites.

587 Tussilago farfara.

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539. Senicio vulgaris, '

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545. Senecio erucifolius.

547. Senecio saracenicus.

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550. Doronicum pardalianches, 551.. Doronicum plantagineum,

552, Arctium lappa.

554, Saussurea alpina.

553. Serratula tinctoria.

555. Carduus marianus.

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Carduus palustris.

563. Carduus heterophyllus.

560.

Carduus criophorus.

562,

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564. Carduus tuberosus.

566. Carduus acaulis.

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567. Onopordon acanthium.

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575. Tragopogon pratensis.

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577.

576. Tragopogon porrifolius.

579. Leontodon hispidus.

Picris hieracioides.

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580, Leontodon autumnalis. ge te toner Behan

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590. Sonchus oleraceus. 591. Sonchus alpinus.

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594. Crepis fetida. 595. Crepis virens.

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_ 597. Orepis hieracioides.

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601. Hieracium murorum,

600. Hieracium alpinum.

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Vr AW AED,

602. Hieracium cerinthoides, 608. Hieracium umbellatum.

604. Hieracium sabaudum.

605. Hieracium prenanthoides.

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, 606. Cichorium Intybus.

607. Arnoseris pusilla.

148

608. Lapsana communis. 610. Lobelia urens.

609. Lobelia Dortmanna. 611. Jasione montana,

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615, Phyteuma spicatum, 615. Campanula Trachelium,

; oh gd 617. Campanula rapunculoides. *
‘ 616. Campanula latifolia. ;

618. Campanula Rapunculus. 619. Campanula patula.

151

622, Campanula hybrida,
620. Campanula rotundifolia.

621, Campanula hederacea, 623. Vaccinium Myrtillus.

152

bo

624, Vaccinium uliginosum,

625, Vaccinium Vitis-idea.

626. Vaccinium Oxycoccos. 627. Arbutus uncdo,

628, Arctostaphylos Uva-ursi. 630. Andromeda polifolia,

629, Arctostaphylos alpina. 631. Loiseleuria procumbens.

yA,

632. Menziesia polifolia.

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634. Erica vulgaris.

154

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633. Menziesia ceerulea.

635. Erica cinerea,

636.

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638. rica carnea.

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639. Erica vagans.

640, Pyrola uniflora.

642. Pyrola media. 643, Pyrola minor,

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157 ©

645. Monotropa Hypopitys.

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646. Hottonia palustris. 647, Primula vulgaris.

Lysimachia vulgaris.

649. Primula farinosa.

651.

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654. Lysimachia nemorum.

652. Lysimachia thyrsiflora.

653. Lysimachia nummularia.

655. ‘Trientalis europea,

656. Glaux maritima.

.659. Centunculus minimus.

657. Anagallis arvensis.

660. Samolus Valerandi .

661. Pinguicula vulgaris.

662. Pinguicula alpina.

161

- 663. Pinguicula lusitanica,

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Bree:

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664. Utricularia vulgaris.
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162

665. Utricularia minor.

666. Utricularia intermedia.

668. Ligustrum vulgare. 667. Fraxinus excelsior,

163

70. Vinca minor.

6

669. Vinca major.

Cicendia filiformis.

671.

Cicendia pusilla.

672.

673. Erythrea centaurium.

164

675. Gentiana verna.

674. Gentiana pneumonanthe.

677. Gentiana amarella.

676. Gentiana nivalis.

165

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680. Menyanthes trifoliata.

«AS

* 679. Chlora perfoliata, 681, Limnanthemum nympheoides.

166

682. Polemonium cxruleum.

684. Convolvulus sepium. 685, Convolvulus soldanella.

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689. Echium vulgare. —

690. Echium violaceum.

693. Lithospermum arvense.

168 —

692, Mertensia maritima,

694, Lithospermum officinale,

eT i.e

169

695,° Lithospermum purpureo-
ceruleum.

697. Myosotis sylvatica,

696. Myosotis palustris.

698. Myosotis arvensis.

170

699. Myosotis collina. 700. Myosotis versicolor.

701. Anchusa officinalis, 702. Anchusa sempervirens.

- 704. Symphytum officinale.

171

_ 706. Borago officinalis. —

\

172

707. Asperergo procumbens,

RYZAH

708, Oynoglossum officinale. 710. Datura stramonium.

712. Solanum dulcamara.

173

a

Hyoscyamus niger.

711.

714, Atropa belladonna.

713. Solanum nigrum.

174

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15. banche major.
715. Orobanche major itt. Grohnacho sale ~*

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716... Orobanche caryophyllacea. 718, Orobanche elatior.

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719. Orobanche minor.

175

721. Orobanche ramosa.

722, Lathraea squamaria.

723, Verbascum thapsus.

725. Verbascum virgatum.

176

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StS
SS

ah

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Cy

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(L) 4 \f)
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726. Verbascum nigrum.

177

728. Verbascum pulverulentum. 730. Antirrhinum Orontium,

N

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178
732, Linaria repens.

781. Linana vulgaris.

734, Linaria supina.

733, ‘Linaria Pelisseriana.

735. Linara minor.

36. Linaria Cymbalaria,

179

7
Si
SS

Ue AN "
WZ. fi \/
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737. Linaria spuria.

738. Linaria Elatine.

739. Scrophularia nodosa.

180

740. Scrophularia aquatica.

741. Serophularia Scorodonia.

742, Serophularia vernalis,

181

745, Sibthorpia europza.

743. Minulus luteus.

744, Limosella aquatica. | 746. Digitalis purpurea.

747. Veronica spicata.

' 749. Veronica alpina.

182

748. Veronica saxatilis,

750. Veronica serpyllifolia,

183

751. Veronica officinalis.

753. Veronica Beccabunga. 754, Veronica scutellata.

184

755. Veronica montana.

757. Veronica hederefolia,

Giz
EAVANG

f
756. Veronica Chamedrys. 758. Veronica agrestis.

ee ine

759. Veronica Buxbaumii.

761. Veronica verna,

760. Veronica arvensis. 762. Veronica triphyilos.

5 im
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764. Bartsia viscosa.

SN aS

Mi EW
teey

765, Bartsia Odontites. 766. Euphrasia officinalis. —

187

768. Pedicularis palustris.

767. Rhinanthus Crista-galli.

770. Melampyrum cristatum,

769. Pedicularis sylvatica.

188

772. Melampyrum pratense.

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771. Melampyrum arvense.

773. Melampyrum sylvaticum. 774. Salvia pratensis.

. 189

776. Lycopus europzus,

775, Salvia verbenaca.

777. Mentha sylvestris. 778. Mentha rotundifolia.

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779. Mentha viridis.

Mentha sativa.

782.

Mentha aquatica.

784. Mentha Pulegium,

783. Mentha arvensis,

7385, Thymus Serpyllum, 786. Origanum vulgare.

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787. Calamintha Acinos. 788, Calamintha officinalis.

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789, Oalamintha Clinopodium. 790, Nepeta Glechoma.

193

aD.

Ki a
cay : a

Ses
~~
SS
S
S

SEAWQ

mY

791. . Nepeta Cataria.

793. Scutellaria galericulata, 794, Scutellaria minor.

o

795. Melittis Melissophyllum. 796. Marrubium vulgare.

798. Stachys germanica.

4 ot 5 a re
Beatty es

195

801. Stachys arvensis. 802. Galeopsis Ladanum,

196

he
Zan \N

My MNS
AUN 4 >
Ui y iy} >
Y AWS fin
a8 Mp
j, WS fi

803. Galeopsis ochroleuca. é :
804. Galeopsis Tetrahit.

a — >=

—

805. Ballota nigra. 806. Leonurus Cardiaca.

809. Lamium album,

1S

808. Lamium purpureum.

810. Lamium maculatum,

how
WA
La

| a,

cx

Lamium Galiobdolon.

811,

SS em

812. Teucrium Scorodonia.

198

813. Teucrium Scordium.

.}
sl

Ans

814. Teucrium Botrys.

199

Ab
ar Al} !
RYN LO
QS
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we
Ny

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817. Ajuga genevensis. 818. Ajuga Chamepitys.,

200 -
AY
y eX
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819. Verbena officinalis.

820. Statice Limonium.

821. Statice auriculifolia. 822, Statice reticulata.

NE a

Vv 27 WH} ye tee

Fas
‘ & ‘ar oo iy
DESAI eats

23. Armeria vulgaris.

825. Plantago major.

201

824, Armeria plantaginea.

826. Plantago media.

Ms : ag Stiote Ast ae ;
202 : ‘OS

827. Plantago lanceolata. |

830. Littorella lacustris. 831. Corrigiola littoralis. .

835.

Scleranthus perennis,

203

834. Scleranthus annuus,

if

836. Salicornm herbacea.

ee . OT
4 : Age aa id
204 . ; ; : ; ie 4
; Vit) NN
Wy \\
‘uu Wf NY
Wy WV,
\\ Nj wy
! RAE
Ny. SW), 9 NW
. 4
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887. Sueeda fruticosa.
839. Salsola Kali.

Sa

h—
Ss

SS

>

ass

838, Suzda maritima, 840. Chenopodium Vulvaria.

205

843, Ohenopodium glaucum. 844. Chenopodium rubrum.

206 . | | a Pa. Be : x

‘ 846. Chenopodium murale.

848, Chenopodium Bonus-
847. Chenopodium hybridum. Henricus,

207

849, Beta maritima. 850. Atriplex portulacoides.

851. Atriplex pedunculata. 852. Atriplex hortensis.

853. Atriplex patula. 854, Atriplex rosea.

855. Rumex aquaticus.

eS ee

bs 209

La
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or
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CANS
GAIN

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AN Sy,
Nias.
f} DY, i

857. Rumex obtusifolius.

Dob
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Des WA NI NM
HOD CAT AIRS
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PO , BB fl Ars = ANSP}
SUSY FASS 7 — Med dD
PER, ApS // SN

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L

nay
ss LN ay,
SHOW on
Lee aS
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Ni ~ if
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Zink

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NGS

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858 Rumex Hydrolapathum. 860. Rumex sanguineus,
bs

861. Rumex pulcher.

° 868. Rumex Acetosa. 864. Rumex Acetosella.

211

866. Polygonum aviculare.
865. Oxyria reniformis,

‘867. Polygonum maritimum. 868, Polygonum Convolvulus.

212

869. Polygonum dumetorum. 870. Polygonum viviparam

871. Polygonum Bistorta. 872. Polygonum amphibium.

873. Polygonum Persicaria,

213

874. Polygonum lapathifolium.

875. Polygonum Hydropiper.

876. Polygonum minus,

214

877. Daphne Mezereum.

Daphne Laureola.

878.

880. Thesium linophyllum,

879. Hippophae rhamnoides.

881. Asarum europeum.

882. Euphorbia Peplis,

215

“~)
ff “ \\4
MLA
Aa
Sy) YA (AA
QAM % FCS are

i=
LP

883. Euphorbia Helioscopia,

884. Kuphorbia platyphyllos,

886. Euphorbia pilosa.
888. Euphorbia exigua.

216

885. Euphorbia hiberna.
887. Euphorbia Peplus.

889. Euphorbia Lathyris.

890. Euphorbia segetalis.

247

891.

. 892.

S nN

- (/ a iy. )! Y 2

4 LCE VIBE SELLY 2
ALY A :

Euphorbia Paralias.

Euphorbia Esula,

S A

893. Euphorbia amygdaloides.

VETTE

895. Mercurialis annua,

894. Mercurialis perennis.

219

899. Callitriche aquatica,

——s
aoe
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a

f]
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((\ ’ \ HWY) NAA A / "i ZA AA,
tN) SAU Z i$), N=
NMA vit

V7), NZ

NERD

898. Ceratophyllum demersum. 900. Urtica urens.

. +4
. . Ts
.

i“ =) i) a

WY w~

he
OVS

901. Urtica pilulifera.

902. Urtica dioica.

903. Parietaria officinalis. 904. Humulus Lupulus. |

905. Ulmus montana.

906. Ulmus campestris.

221

907. Myrica Gale.

908. Alnus glutinosus,

Ne a >. > @ae ee

ar

222 |
y

|

:

:

:

910. Betula nana. :

909. Betula alba.

AN iis /
‘ 4 ng
ANE px
y 4 SVR.

‘ 04 eae

BY

* eS

a eee ee ee eee

911. Carpinus Betulus, 912. Corylus Avellana.

223

: 914. Quercus Robur.
915. Fagus sylvatica.

—_

—,
SS

——
——

915, Salix pentandra. 916. Salix fragilis.

224

ss We Oe:
S ee AN =e

Z|.

Salix amygdalina.

915.

917. Salix alba.

s S
pe a
== oS ee.
\ Res 5
4

Sy

7]
aie
A
}
‘ > RS

TA

920. Salix viminalis.

919. Salix purpurea.

925

Salix aurita,

922.

Salix Caprea.

924. Salix repens.

923. Salix phylicifolia,

Q

€

Mh ching,

iS :

iA |:

Ce 4
(Qaz
wS

928. Salix reticulata.

926, Salix lanata. « 929, ‘Salix herbacea.
’

227

931. Populus tremula,
930. Populus alba,

Z Gs aN
an
Jia
t}

aN
at
i Ni \

ANY Bit iN N

\
AYN
AUN

932, Populus nigra. 933.. Pinus sylvestris.

228

934. Juniperus communis.

Taxus baccata.

935.

937. Typha angustifclia.

936. Typha latifolia.

938. Sparganium ramosum,

940. Sparganium minimum,

229

941, Arum maculatum,

“

°944, Lemna minor, | 947, Lemna arrhiza.

* ="
a
ie
ae
~

-950. WNaias flexilis.

231

. Zannichellia palustris.

232

952. Ruppia maritima.

954. Potamogeton heterophyllus.

955. Potamogeton lucens,

956. Pctamogeton prelongus.

958. Potamogeton crispus.

(‘ \ i ZS .

957. Potamogeton perfoliatus.

L (A
y

959. Potamogeton densus,

» 234

' ©

Potamogeton obtusifolius.

961. Potamogeton acutifolius.

962. Potamogeton pusillus. 963. Potamogeton pectinatus.

235

966. Alisma Plantago,

964. Butomus umbellatus,

967. Alisma ranunculoides,

965, Sagittaria sagittifolia,

968, Alisma natans.

=~

970, Scheuchzeria palustris. 971. Triglochin palustre, ,

237

973. Elodea canadensis.

' 972. Triglodrin maritimum.

974. Hydrocharis Morsus-rane. 975. Stratiotes aloides.

238:

977. Liparis Loeselii. _ 979. Epipactis latifolia.

239

\"
NY \
\\ XN ify <
\ if d
\
\
\\ }
\ \
MQ
eS

981. Cephalanthera grandiflora,

982. Cephalanthera ensifolia. 983. Cephalanthera rubra,

984, Listera ovata.

985. Listera ecrdata.

\ We
Sey
A.

4

4
7. SS
= ST,
wd
ess /7/
oS 3) GB
. F

AN

987. Epipogium arphyllum.

990. Spiranthes cernua.

241

991. Goodyera repens.
R

242 ee
992, Orchis Morio. 993. Orchis militaris.
994, Orchis ustulata. 995. Orchis intacta. -

996. Orchis maseula.

Ay,

OK iy f
hey Z if
Ny" Ie ”

Wf
off;

{yj
/
i

ss ESS
iS ~
\ | WEN
\ IR *
an s
\, \ ¥ a
WT re
\ . *
xX ;

998. Orchis maculata,

999 Orchis latifolia.

1002, Orchis conopsea,

244

1003, Habenaria bifolia,

1005. Habenaria viridis,

v)

>}
TY

a

=.
y

=\)
—S
“4

SS
4

\
—
=

eS

1007. Herminium Monorchis.

246

yi |
ai

; 1009. Ophrys aranifera,
1008. Ophrys apifera.

1010. Ophrys muscifera. 1011. Cypripedium Calceolus.

uf wate Se - ~~ “*
piles
aah |
*

—

. a <—

ZA

LANINS

1014. Gladiolus communis,

1015.

Sisyrinchum Bermudiana.

1018. Crocus nudiflorus.

248

1017. Crocus vernus.

1019. Narcissus Pseudonarcissus,

249

1020. Narcissus biflorus.

Galanthus nivalis.

1021.

1023. Tamus communis.

Leucoium estivum.

? 1022.

a

g
Z (ZZ
CIES dis
Z ME.
e- 3 pp y,
ee BED hg Lhe 74
=, = a oF” y~ g 4
= . a A
a ——— A"
= c . : (pops
SF, = J /4}
aaa Se “Lt
os ywrT '® SS

fe

cA

1026. Polygonatum multiflorum. 1027. Polygonatum officinale.

251

1028. Convallaria majalis.

1031. Ruscus aculeatus..

252

1032. Fritillaria Meleagris. 1033, Tulipa sylvestris.

1034. Lloydia serotina. aa eas Gagea lutea.

253

:
q
|
4
: ;
:
1036. Ornithogalum umbellatum,
‘ 1038, Ornithogalum pyrenaicum. 1039. Scilla verna.
;

1042. Muscari racemosum.

1041. Scilla nutans.

SLA)

10438 Allium Ampeloprasum. |

255
4
/ 2, '
1045. Allium oleraceum.
VAP ?s

BN
‘4

1047. Allium sphzrocephalum. yh.

ee ae

- 1 Ad 4 .
‘ , a oy ee “ge ae ee
. ‘ f - . ota Ce a
ao hha f.
° ‘ ) i
‘ ’ yon
of
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ti
N

1050. Allium triquetrum. 1051. Simethis bicolor.

1055. Tofieldia palustris, 1055. Juncus communis,

hos ; Ss

1058. Juncus balticus.

258

1059. Juncus articulatus.

259

1061, Juncus compressus.

1060. Juncus obtusiflorus,

1063. Juncus bufonius,:

260

1064, Juncus pygmzus.

1065. Juncus capitatus.

i
iy
| oh

1066. Juncus maritimus. 1067. Juncus acutus.

261

1070. Juncus biglumis. 1071. Luzula pilosa,

262

1074. Luzula campestris.

Luzula sylvatica.

1072.

- 1075, Luzula spicata.

1073. Luzula arcuata.

263

1078. Cyperus fuscus,

1077. Cyperus longus. 1079. Schcenus nigricans,

Pave,
ei

1082. Rhynchospora alba.

1083. Blysmus compressus.

>
ee

g 265
ge:
“\ v7

y

\ | »\
1084. Blysmus rufus.

1086. Scirpus parvulus,

ee

. 1087. Scirpus palustris,

266

1089. Scirpus pauciflorus.

; N {2
1090. Scirpus czespitosus, 1091. Scirpus flujtans.

* 1092. Scirpus setaceus.

\ “iy

1094. Scirpus Holoschenus.

267

1093. Scirpus riparius.

. 1095. Scirpus pungens. -

1098. Scirpus maritimus,

268

_ 1099. Scirpus sylvaticus.

:
=
‘e
E
FE
z=
6
Fi
RQ
S
re
re

Eriophorum vaginatum,

1101,

1108. Kobresia caricina,

1102. Eriophorum polystachyum.

270

1106. Carex rupestris, 1107, Carex panciflora,

271

ee
“aE
‘ :

1109. Carex lagopina.

QZ

1110. Carex elongata.

1114, Carex axillaris.

272,

1115. Carex paniculata.

1118. Carex arenaria.

1117. Carex muricata.

1120. Carex incurva.

1122. Carex cespitosa.

25

Carex Buxbaumii.

1125.

1124, Carex alpina.

1127, Carex humilis.

1126. Carex atrata.

276

1129. Carex precox.

1128 Carex digitata.

1180, ‘Carex montana. 1131. Carex pilulifera.

277

1133. Carex filiformis.

1132. Carex tomentosa.

>
cS.

ZA

SIG
LES Vp
by
ty
—_

= iS

ee

q

es >

Carex pallescens.

1135.

1134. Carex hirta,

‘278

1136. Carex extensa. 1137. Carex flava.

1138. Carex distans. 1139. Carex punctata,

279

ar illaris.
1140. Carex panicea. a can eo

1142, Carex limosa, 1143. Carex glauca.

280

TION

1144. Carex sylvatica,

a

1146. Carex Pseudocyperus 1147, Carex pendula.

281

1149. Carex vesicaria.

*1148. Carex ampullacea,

Leersia oryzoides.

L151.

1150. Carex paludosa.

22

tg)
My,

Wht
Mi]
y

\

1154. Panicum glabrum. 1155. Panicum verticillatum.

283

1157. Panicum viride.

1156. Panicum glaucum.

* 1158. Panicum Orus-galhi,

284

1161, Phalaris canariensis.
1160. Anthoxanthum odoratum.

Ze

by is
Z
4
02, Saas
LEEEZ AA
om “2

1162. Digraphis arundinacea. 1163. Phleum pratense.

‘

1164. Phleum alpinum.

1166. Phleum asperum.

285

1165. - Phleum Behmeri.

1167. Phleum arenarium.

é

286

1170. Alopecurus geniculatus. 1171. Alopecurus alpinus.

1172. Chamagrostis minima.

1175. Polypogon littoralis.

287

1173.

Lagurus ovatus.

1176. Agrostis alba.

1178. Agrostis cetaced. 1179. Agrostis Spica-venti.

1182. Calamagrostis Epigeios.

289

1183. Calamagrostis lanceolata.

U

9] -
w rhe es om oo ES =e
Soo we ee Ie 2 es

=

tn ae
Le ed |

1184. Calamagrostis stricta.

Is
\y Yy
Was

1187. Aira canesceus. 1186. Aira flexuosa.

a

291

1188. Aira preecox.

1189. Aira caryophyllea.

1191. Avena pratensis.

1190. Avena fatua.

i
’

292

y ”

Si
Wy
vf \

SS

1192. Avena flavescens.

/

4195. Holeus mollis. 1194, Holeus Janatus.

: Hi Eg
SA ee
G

SSE

a ee a ee

q 1199. Nardus stricta.

1198. Lepturus incurvatus.

SSS.

<==
—

SSS

se SB
LS
S

eS

—=

———

1203. Hordeum murinum,

295

Lolium perenne.

1206. Agropyrum caninum.
1207.

a

Ss, - E y
SSS NSS =
ee

Agropyrum repens.

= = SS a S NS

1205.

1204. Hordeum maritimum.

_—— te

296

Hi
AY Y
|
iN\\\

f
\

1209. Brachypodium sylvaticum.

1210.° Brachypodium pinnatums “1211. Bromus erectus.

i

- =WY
= WS Y
WS
= we LY \\ \
—— \\
) \
SSS i
— y VAM) A \ .
= Za iN | ‘
— \ "WA \ WY
a ~ 1 Hy} }
y / \\\ ‘
(Le \ y

eany. =

298

1218. Festuca ovina.

1216. Bromus arvensis.

1219. Festuca elatior.

Bromus giganteus.

1217.

al

\

iw
As
Ape

/

Wy We
ALN

y
if

1221. Festuca Myurus. 1223. Dactylis glomerata.

300 |

Wee
SS

CHEEKS

XY
See 6/7,

1226. Briza media.

1224, Oynosurus cristatus.

1225, Cynosurus echinatus. 1227. Briza minor.

301

A AE aE
SOS tne
VELA; 2
Sirs

DI he?
FF fee
SLE
a

SS
> :
\ Y) v9
S VAA Dy e <

“a

12380. Poa maritima, 1231. Poa distans.

302

Poa procumbens. 1233. Poa rigida.

1234. Poa loliacea. 1235. Poa annua. -

os

1238.

eS

So—

ee,

NN
Ni

RN
yh
N

‘

Poa trivialis.

303

1237. Poa pratensis.

1229, Poa memoralis,

304

1240. Poa laxa.

1243. Catabrosa aquatica.

= = —=-—- = =”

ee ee
eo = eee A v x

“ 1247,

Triodia decumbens.

805°

1245. Melica nutans,

1246. Melica uniflora.

x

1251.

Isoetes locustris.

1249. Sesleria cerulea.

2 he,
- « ween” Se ye

inum,

Lyco podium clavatum.

Lycopodium annot

.
. .
3
t a
; =i co |
ri.
. pa

CESS = SAN :

SST S 4, =

SS ; 4

>: S a

: pe
Qa

Caan

3

Sk be
a
> G .

= 24

: \ 3

noe Cae
SSS OO ¥ =

a. a SS \—— “ >

oe << N 4

ee, L SRY \

YY,

Ni

3
425 5.

1257. Lycopodium inundatum.

Ry

y

., a \\\ (BR A/
. \ , Vy f we bth
YA cae)
Nii fie)
NY WU bi &
WY} j Si
NA j \
p

1258. Lycopodium selaginoides, 1259. Equisetum Telmateia.

er a ,
Cue .
. 309
SEN a
ty CSR 1
Y AN OU
NN! OAS =
WN LEZ
WZ
1260. Equisetum arvense.

1263. Equisetum limosum,

1262.. Equisetum pratense. —

*-

Wi

1

| Gi
a

1266. Equisctum ramosum. 1267. Equisetum variegatum.

a

.

—- ee ee”) lh lle

ila

adee

xr
>a

CE

.
OF

ax

anes
i

nivian

Xe

= < ae
~

CT
is §, EEL

1270. Botrychium Lunaria,;

-

te! Se
SSS

1272. Polypodium vulgare.

SSS
=

SAS yay

STN SS
sie SSO
JPA eS

vt G ANS

>
SS
TPS

ANI a
NBS Cae ESS

BE SSS
SS S 4 SOS
ey Spee QA

» WS
Fo

x

EMMYS

: —_ yy i LES

wy ye
=, Ly el WH LS
; ie Lege LSD
see KS Ila |

cS ToS
ii eS Ss

INNIS 4
v4
say

‘1275. Polypodium Dryopteris.

——— ee

1276. Allosorus crispus.

313

1277. Grammitis leptophylla,

a
NN
HW
EA) 5
Ts N
ay
NS)

= =
A q
AWE
SSH A
Z5¢ LIENS.

Sy
= VAS yy. ,
we NN re.

1279. Aspidium aculeatum:

|
Nn pil!

l

1282. Aspidium Filix-mas.

ip 1

i ae Fe a

5 ire a i aaa ead

1284, Aspidium spinulosum.

1285, Aspidium rigidum.

ae

Ys

1286. Asplenium Filix-feemina.

1287, Asplenium fontanum.,

1288. Asplenium lanceolatum.

7

PO
as

1289, Asplenium marinum.

1291. Asplenium viride. ;

317

‘

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WY
%

NV)
‘welt
i,

AAA
\ fl Y

1294, Asplenium germanicum.

1292. Asplenium Adiantum-
nigrum,

1295. Asplenium Ruta-muraria. 1295, Asplenium septentrionale.

\
Z

, ae at
WAN SS

SS

ZAIN

Siw

Ke >

(1298. Blechnum Spicant.

1302. Oystopteris montana,

319

1301. Cystopteris fragilis,

¢
z ~
mee
IS }
toy

ae

Zs
ees

ee
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AE: cs

1303. Woodsia ilvensis,

Ay MI MR ah Naik AM eo |
vy yey eet RS MP Aer reten ea ee
é - , , *.. No he 4 “<<

320 ae

- iy

; ¥

»

4

a

y

!

1305. Hymenophyllum
tunbridgense.

1306. Hymenophyllum
unilaterale.

FIG.
Acer campestre . Se i)
pseudo-platanus 220

Aceras anthropophora 1006

Achillea millefolium . 530
ptarmica . : . 629
Aconitum napellas . 30
Acorus calamus . . 942
Actzea spicata . 2eISSE
Actinocarpus
damasonium . 969
stellatunt $69
Adiantum
-_ capillus-veneris . 1300

Adonis autumnalis . Li
Adoxa moschatellina 458

_ 4Egopodium podagraria 406

ZEthusa cynapium 424
Agrimonia eupatoria . 326
odorata .. : . 326
Agropyrum caninum 1206
repens . ; . 1205
Agrostemma
githago . - 141
Agrostisalba . . 1176
australis. : . 1180
canina Sues
setacea . . 1178
spica-venti . . 1179
vulgaris . “ . 1176
Aira czespitosa | « . 1185
canescens sist
caryophyllea . 1189
flexuosa . . 1186
preecox - 1188
Ajuga chamepitys 818
genevensis 817
pyramidalis . 817
‘reptans . OLG
Alchemilla alpina 322
arvensis . . 323
conjuncta 322
vulgaris . : 321
Alisma natans 968
plantago . : - 966

ranunculoides . 3
Alliaria officinalis pee ay

Allium ampeloprasum 1043
oleraceum ; . 1045
schcenoprasum 1046
scorodoprasum © . 1044
sphzerocephalum_ . 1047
triquetrum . . 1050
ursinum . - . 1049
vineale . “ . 1048

_ Allosorus crispus. 1276
Alnus glutinosus . . 908

Alopecurus agrestis . 1168
alpinus . TL
-geniculatus . L170
pratensis . ss . 1169
stricta . - 2 50

Alsine

151

tennuifolia

os

INDEX.

Synonyms are tn ttalics.

———~$>— —
Alsine
Zerna .
Althza hirsuta
officinalis. rs
Alyssum calycinum .
maritimum. £
Anacharis
alsinastrum. .
canadensis . é
Anagallis arvensis
tenella . F 2
Anchusa arvensis
officinali is. * i

sempervirens . ‘
Andromeda polifolia .
Anemone nemorosa .

pulsatilla . .
Angelica sylvestris
Antennaria dioica

margaritacea .
Anthemis arvensis

cotula . é 2
nobilis . ‘i §
tinctoria .
Anthoxanthum
odoratum, :
Axnthriscus sylvestre.

vulgaris . A :
Anthyllis vulneraria .
Antirrhinum majus_ .

orontium . :
Apargia autumnalis .

hispidus .
Apera spica-venti
Apium graveolens

inundatum

nodiflorum
Aquilegia vulgaris
Arabis ciliata

hirsuta .

perfoliata.

petrea

stricta

thaliana .

turrita . ,
Arbutus unedo
Arctium lappa .
Arctostaphylos alpina.

uva-ursi.
Arenaria cherleria .

euiata’ - d
peploides . :
serpyllifolia
tenuifolia. 3 3
trinervis . F 5
uliginosa . - 3
verna 3
Armeria plantaginea :
vulgaris . Fi s
Armoracia
amphibiune . ‘
rusticana 7 3

Arnoseris pusilla. ,

Arrhenatherum
avenaceum . A
Artemisia absinthium.

campestris . -
maritima. . .
vulgaris . :

Arum maculatum =
Arundo phragmites
Asarum europeum .
Asparagus officinalis .
Asperugo procumbens
Asperula cynanchica .
odorata :
Aspidium aculeatum .
cristatum.
filix-mas . 4
lobatum .
lonchitis .
oreopteris :
rigidum . 5
spinulosum .

thelypteris .
Asplenium
adiantum-nigrum
ceterach . 5
filix-foemina
fontanum.

germanicum .
lanceolatum .

marinum .
ruta-muraria
septentrionale .
trichomanes
viride é >
Aster linosyris .
tripolium. :

Astragalus alpinus
glycyphyllos . FS
hypoglottis . é

Astrantia major. 3

Athyrium filix-

Jemina . E ‘
Atriplex hortensis.
laciniata. : :
nitens . Ps
patula

pedunculata .
portulacoides .
rosea

Atropa belladonna
Avenaelatior .
fatua - ;
flavescens
pratensis . :
Azalia procumbens
Ballota fetida . :
nigra é A

ruderalis. : .
Barbarea vulgaris.
Bartsia alpina.

odontites. : P

viscosa . ’ :

a0

FIG.
Bellis perennis _. . 501
Berberis vulgaris 33
Beta maritima . - 849
Betonica officinalis . T97
Betula alba. > 309
glutinosa. 909
nana 7 4 - 910
Bidens cernua 518
tripartita. 519
Blechnum Joreaic 1298
spicant . : 1298
Blysmus compressus . 1083
rufus. . . 1084
Borago officinalis 706
Borkhausia fatida 594
taraxicifolia . 593
Botrychium lunaria . 1270
Brachypodium
pinnatum 1210
sylvaticum 1209
Brassica adpressa : 3
alba - A 2 80
brevipes .« 76
campestris 19
monensis . 77
muralis 76
nigra 82
oleracea . 7
polymorpha . ee ko
sinapistrum . se OL
tenuifolia 75
Briza media 1226
minor 1227
Bromus arvensis. 1216
asper ° 1212
comitatus 1216
diandrus. 2 1214
erectus . ; 1211
giganteus 7 1217
madritensis 1215
maximus . 1214
sterilis 1213
Bryonia dioica 356

Bunium bulbocastanum 411

Jlexuosum 440
Bupleurum aristatum. 417
falcatum . 419
rotundifolium . 416
tenuissimum . . 418
Butomus umbellatus. 964
Buxus sempervirens . 896
Cakile maritima . 110
Calamagrostis
epigeios . - . 1182
lanceolata ; . 1183
SEICED Lis . 1184
Calamintha acinos Peter leu
clinopodium . . 789
officinalis - 788
Callitriche aquatica . 899
autumnalis . eect)
hamulata - 899
pedunculata . sy uo
platycarpa . . 899
Caltha palustris . ee:
Caluna vulgasis. 634
Calystegia sepium . 684
soldanella . 685
Camelina fetida 4 oe
sativa . 93
Campanula glomerata 614

INDEX.

Campanula hederacea
hybrida . : 5
latifolia
patula
rapunculoides . 3
rapunculus
rotundifolia
trachelium

Capsella bursa- -pastoris

Cardamine amara
bulbifera .
hirsuta
impatiens.
pratensis . ; .

Carduus acanthoides .
acaulis ¥
arvensis .
crispus
eriophorus ‘
heterophyllus .
lanceolatus
marianus . “is
nutans . , 4
palustris .
pratensis . :
pycnocephalus
tenutfolia
tuberosus.

Carex acuta
alpina , " .
ampullacea
arenaria .
atrata
axillaris. .
benninghauseniana
buxbaumii : ?
czespitosa.
canescens
canescens.
capillaris .
clandestina . ‘
collina .
curta
davalliana
digitata . ;
dioica .
distans
divisa.
elongata . § :
extensa .
filiformis .
flava
gibsoni <
glauca . : 5
Lrahanit

incurva

irrigua .
lagopina .

leporina .

leporina .

limosa . : :
montana . 2 A
muricata . :
ovalis . - :
pallescens 3
paludosa . 4 s
panicea .
paniculata ‘
pauciflora : “
pendula . x E

FIG.
621
622

FIG. |
Carex pilulifera . - 1181
precox . 1129
pseudocyperus. 1146
pulicaris . 1105
pulla - 1121 :
punctata . 1139
remota . 1113

rupestris .
saxatilis .
stellulata. :

strigosa . : . 1145
sylvatica . 4 . 1144
tomentosa . 1132
wahlit . 5 . 1124

vesicaria .

vulgaris .

vulpina . : M
Carlina vulgaris .
Carpinus betulus
Carum bulbocastanum

carvi : ¢

petroselinum . .

segetum . 3

verticillatum . :
Catabrosa aquatica .
Caucalis anthriscus .

daucoides :

infesta . : 3

latifolia

nodosa ,
Centaurea aspera.

calcitrapa

cyanus

tsnardt

nigra : ,

RLY VESCENS :

scabiosa .

solstitialis
Centranthus ruber
Centunculus minimus.
Cephalanthera ensifolia

grandiflora . ;
ryileyesye =
Cerastium alpinum
arvense . 2
glomeratum . :
quater nellunt .
trigynum. F
vulgatum, ; :
Ceratophyllum
demersum - S
submersune
Ceterach officinarum .
Chzrophyllum
anthriscus 5
sylvestre . : 5
temulum . . :

Chamagrostis minima
Cheiranthus cheiri
Chelidonium majus
Chenopodium album .
bonus-henricus
botryoides
jicifolium
glaucum .
hybridum
murale . 3
olidum
polyspermum .-
rubrum
Ux bDIGum es wae y
vulvaria . F :

— =

bad

FIG.
Cherleria sedoides . 148
Chlora perfoliata O19
Chrysanthemum
leucanthemum - 520
parthenium 522
segetum . §21
Chrysosplenium ~
alternifolium . ~ 3e7
oppositifolium . . 9586
Cicendia filiformis . 671
pusilla : 672
Cichorium intybus 606
Cicuta virosa . 400
Circza alpina 352
lutetiana . ; 351
Cladium mariscus 1080
Claytonia perfoliata . 172
Clematis vitalba. 5 1
Cuicus acaulis 566
arvensis . . 561
_ ertophorus 562
heterophyllus . 563
lanceolatus ‘559
palustris . r 560
pratensis. s 565
tuberosits. A 564
Cuchlearea armoracia. 84
officinalis. 4 Soapeitehs)
polymorpha . oe ete

Colchicum autumnale 1054

Comarum palustre . 319
Conium maculatum 450°
Conopodium
denudatum . 440
Convallaria majalis 1028
Convolvulus arvensis. 683
sepium . 684
soldanella 685
Corallorhiza innata 978
Coriandrum sativum. 453
Cornus sanguinea 457
suecica . 456
Corrigiola littoralis 831
Corydalis claviculata. 47
lutea - «46
Corylus avellana. 912
Corynephorus
canescens. Am ey
Cotoneaster vulgaris . 338
Cotyleccn umbilicus . 358
Crambe maritima 111
Crategus oxyacantha. 337
Crepis biennis . . 596
foetida . A 594
hieracioides 597
paludosa . 598
succtsaefolia 597
taraxacifolia 593
virens. - 595
Crithmum maritimum. 430
Crocus nudiflorus .. 1018
vernus . a lOLT
Crytogramme
crispa . . 1276
leptophylla re
Cuscuta epilinum 687
epithymum . 688
europea : - 686
trifolit . e . 688
_ Cyclamen Sia am 650
—hederejolium . 650
‘Cynodon dactylon . 1196

fy.

INDEX.

FIG,

Cynoglossum
montanum 709
officinale. : - 708
sylvaticume re at US)
Cynosurus cristatus . 1224
echinatus. . 1225
Cyperus fuscus . . 1078
longus . LOTT
Cypripedium calceolus 1011
Cystopteris dextata . 1301
fragilis . 1301
montana . . 1802
Cytisus scoparius - 230
Dabeocia polifolia 632
Dactylis glomerata . 1223

Damasonium stellatum 969

Daphne laureola. 878
mezereum 877
Datura stramonium 710
Daucus carota 449 |
Delphinium ajacis 29
Dentaria bulbifera 67
Dianthus armeria 128
czsius 130
deltoides . 129
prolifer 127
Digitalis purpurea 746

Digitaria humtifusa . 1154
sanguinale . 1153
Digraphis arundinacea 1162

Diotis maritima . 531
Diplotaxis muralis 76
tenutfolia 15
Dipsacus pilosus. 490
sylvestris. 489
Doronicum
pardalianches . . 9500
plantagineum . 551
Draba aizoides 88
hirta 89
incana. 90
muralis 91
vUPeStIS « 89
verna 5 52) BE
Drosera anglica . “noo
longifolia 390
rotundifolia 389
Dryas octopetala 302

Echinochola crus-galli 1158
Echium ean ee 690

violaceum é 690
vulgare . 689
Elatine hexandra _ 175
hydropiper 176
Eleocharis acicularis 1085
cespitosa . . 1090
multicaulis . 1088
_ palustris . . 1087
parvula . - 1086
paucifiora . . 1089
Elodea canadensis . 9738
Elymus arenarius , 1200
Empetrum nigrum . 897
Epilobium alpinum . 348
alsinefolium 347
anagallidifoliunt . 348
angustifolium . . 340
hirsutum . 341
montanum 343
obscurum. 3 345
palustre . 346

‘

323

FIG.
Epilobiura parviflorum 342
roseum . . 344
tetragonum . 345
Epipactis exszfolia 982
grandiflora 981
latifolia 979
media 979
ovalis : 979
palustris . : 980
ruora . 983
Epipogium aphyllum . 987
gmeling . = 987
Equisetum arvense . ; 1260
hyemale . . 1265
limosum . . 1263
Maxtmum . 1259
MLOOVEL . 1266
palustre . . 1264
pratense . . 1262
ramosum . . 1266
sylvaticum . 1261
telmateia . . 1259
trachyodon . 1266
umbrosunt . 1262
variegatum . 1267
Erica carnea 638
ciliaris 637
cinerea 635
mediterranea . 638
tetralix 636
vagans 639
vulgaris 634
Erigeron acris 497
alpinus 498
canadensis 499
Eriocaulon
septangulare . . 1076
Eriophorum alpinum . 1100
polystachyum . 1102
vaginatum -PLLOL
Erodium cicutarium . 212
maritimum 214
moschatum 213
Evrophila verna . 45

Eryngium campestre. 399

maritimum 398
Erysimum
cheiranthoides. 73
orientale . 74
Erythrea centaurium. 673
Eupatorium
cannabinum . . 494
Euphorbia
amygdaloides . 893
esula : 4 892
exigua ; . 888
helioscopia - 883
hiberna . . 88
lathyris . § * 889
palustris . : . 886
paralias . : - 891
peplis 882
peplus 887
pilosa. 886
platyphyllos 884
portlandica 890
segetalis . 890
StA2CIa) © . 884
Euphrasia odontite se. 16S
officinalis . - . 766
viscosa . : . 64
Evonymus europzus. 222

324

Fagus sylvatica. . 913
Fedia auricula . . 487
carinata : = . 486
dentata . 3 - 488
olitoria . fs . 485
Festuca ambizua
bromoides .
elatior -
gigantea. . - sadly

myurus . P 1221
ovina 1218
sciuroides 1221
sylvatica. 1220
uniglumis 3 . 1222
Filago nes . 502
gallica. . 504
germanica : . 502
minima . ~ . 503

spathulata . . 502
Foeniculum officinale. 425

vulgare . : . 425
Fragaria vesca . . 3810
Frankenia levis . . 126

Fraxinus excelsior . 667
Fritillaria meleagris
Fumaria officinalis . 45

Gagea lutea 4 - 1035
Galanthus nivalis
Galeobdolon luteum . 811
Galeopsis dubia . . 803

ladanum . ; - 802.

ochroleuca 4 . 803

tetrahit . 4 . 804
Galium anglicum . 474
aparine . A . 476
boreale . ; . 475
cruciata . c . 468
mollugo . : - 473
palustre . : - 470
parisiense . . 474
saxatile . : . 472
tricorne . . se 7)

uliginosum ly . 471
‘Vverum: - . 469
Gastridium
lendigerum
Genista anglica . - 229
pilosa. - . 228
tinctoria . : - 227
Gentianaamarella . 677

campestris s Sys
nivalis. a (OTD
pneumonanthe . 674
wera. 675

Geranium columbinum 211
dissectum ; « 210
lucidum . : . 206
molle : = = 11207
pheum . E Sul
pratense . ° - 2038
pusillum . : - 208

pyrenaicum . . 204
robertianum . - 205
rotundifolium . . 209

sanguineum . . 200
sylvaticum . . 202
Geum rivale : . 3804

urbanum. - 303
Githago segetum 141
Gladiolus communis ; 1014

wlyricus . “ . 1014

INDEX.

Glaucium luteum sea
laux maritima . . 656

Glyceria aquatica 1228
distans 1231
. fluitans . 1229
loliacea . 1234
maritima 1230
plicata 1229
procumbens 1232
rigida 1233
Gnaphalium
luteo-album . - 505
supinum . 2 . 507
sylvaticum . - 506
uliginosum yt. - 508
Goodyera repens. - O61
Grammitis
leptophylla 1277
ymnadenia, albida . 1004
conopsea . 1002
Habenaria albida 1004
bifolia “ 1003
viridis 1005

Flaloscias scoticum ; 427
Hedera helix . . 454
Helianthemum canum 117

guttatum ° a LG
polifolium ; = 219
vulgare . >” 218
Helleborus foetidus 2 OT
viridis .; 26

Helminthia echioides. 577
Heracleum
sphondylium . - 436
Herminium monorchis 1007
Herniaria cz/iata See
glabra. 4 - 832
Hesperis matronalis . 68
Hieracium alpinum . 600
boreale . : - 604
cerinthoides . . 602
murorum > . 601
pilosella . 5 . 599
prenanthoides - 605
sabaudum A - 604
umbellatum . - 603
Hierochkloe borealis . 1159
Hippocrepis comosa . 274

Hippophae
rhamnoides . - 879
Hippuris vulgaris . 394
._ Holcus lanatus . . 1194
mollis - 1195

Holosteum

umbellatum . ok LOT
Lonckenya peploides. 152

Hordeum maritimum. 1204
murinum . - 1203
pratense . - 1202
sylvaticum - 1201

Hottonia palustris . 646
Humulus lupulus » 904

Hutchinsia petrea . 100
Hydrocharis
morsus-ranze . . 974
Hydrocotyle vulgaris. 395
Hymenophyllum
tunbridgense . . 1305
unilaterale . 1306
wilsoni . 1306

Hyoscyamus niger 711 |

Koniga maritimum .

Hypericum
androsemum .
calycinum
dubium
elodes
hirsutum . )
humifusum
linariifolium
montanum
perforatum
pulchrum.
quadrangulum.

Hypocheeris gabe
maculata
radicata .

Iberis amara

Ilex aquifolium .

Illecebrum
verticillatum .

Impatiens fulva .
noli-me-tangere

Inula conyza ., a
crithmoides
dysenterica . -
helenium. ; 2
pulicaria .
salicina 5

Iris foetidissima .
pseudacorus

Isatis tinctoria .
Isnardia palustris .
Isoetes durizi
lacustris ;
Isolepis fluitans .
holoschenus
Saviana .
Savit
setacea . .

Jasione montana.
Juncus acutus
articulatus
balticus .
biglumis .
bufonius .
capitatus . - 2
castaneus.
communis
compressus
aiffusus . -
filiformis .
geraral ,
glaucus . : =
maritimus
obtusiflorus
pygmzus. “
squarrosus ,
trifidus . : 4
Juniperus communis .

Knappia agrostidea .
Knautia arvensis .
Kobresia caricina -
Keeleria cristata.

Lactuca muralis.
saligna .
scariola :

Lagurus ovatus .

Lamium album .
amplexicaule .

5 FIG
' Lamium album
_galeobdolon . Pfeil
maculatum . 810
purpureum . - 808
Lapsana communis 608
pusilla . = 607
Lastrea cristata 1283
. atlatata . 1284
filix-mas. 1282
oreopteris 1281
vigida . - . 1285
spinulosa. 4 . 1284
thelypteris 1280
Lathrza squamaria . 722
Lathyrus aphaca 287
hirsutus . 288
macrorrhizus . 294
maritimus 293
niger 295
nissolia . 286
palustris . 292
pratensis . . 289
sylvestris : . 291
tuberosus. 290
Lavatera arborea 193
Leersia oryzoides 1151
Lemna arrhiza » 947
gibba 945
minor 944
- polyrrhiza 946
trisulca 943
Leontodon autumnalis 580
miTtUs. ; . 581
hispidus . : 579
taraxacum . 592
Leonurus cardiaca 806
Lepidium campestre . 102
draba : 104
latifolium. : 105
ruderale . 106
smithii 103
Lepigonum rubra ae 1/69
Lepturus incurvatus . 1198
Leucoium zstivum . 1022
Ligusticum scoticum. 427
Ligustrum vulgare 668
Limnanthemum
nymphzoides . . 681
Limosella aquatica 744
Linaria cymbalaria 736
elatine . E 738
minor 735
pelisseriana 733
repens 732
spuria 737
supina 734
vulgaris . 731
Linnza borealis . 466
Linum angustifolium. 190
catharticum 191
perenne . 189
usitatissimum . 188
Liparis loeselii . 977
Listera cordata . 985
nidus-avis. Pee 30)
ovata : 984
Litho-spermum
arvense 693
officinale . 694
purpureo-czeruleum. 695
Littorella lacustris 830
Lloydia serotina. . 1084

INDEX.
FIG.
Lobelia dortmanna .. 609
urens 7 2 - 610
Loiseleuria
procumbens . . 631
Lolium perenne . . 1207
temulentum . . 1208
Lomaria spicant = 1295
Lonicera
caprifollum . . 464
periclymenum . 463
xylosteum F . 465

Lotus angustissimus . 265
corniculatus . . 264
Ludwigia palustris . 350

Luzula arcuata . . 1073
campestris ; . 1074
multifiora A . 1074
pilosa . : . 1071
spicata ., P . 1075
sylvatica . 4 . 1072

Lychnis alpina . . 144
dirurna . < =, LAO
flos-cuculi 3 ; 142
githago . F oe tail
vespertina : ~ led
viscaria . . 143

Lycopodium alpinum . 1255
annotinum - . 1254
clavatum. : 5 bebs
inundatum. Be |
selaginoides . . 1258
selago . . 1256

Lycopsis arvensis of ague

Lycopus europeeus . 776
Lynosivis vulgaris . 496
Lysimachia nemorum. 654

nummularia . . 653

thyrsiflora - . 652

vulgaris . - . 651
Lythrum

hyssopifolium . . 3804

salicaria . 5 - 3853

Maianthencum bifo-

liune E . 1029
Malaxis paludosa ouaedO
Mallachium aquaticum162
Malva moschata. . 196

rotundifolia . »* 194

sylvestris. ‘ . 195
Marrubium vulgare . 796
Matricaria chamomilla 524

inodora . - 623
Matthiola i incana * G46

sinuata . : - 49

Matricaria partheniumd22
Meconopsis cambrica. 41
Medicago denticulata 236

falcata... 3 Pees 3)
lupulina . 7 . 235
maculata. 3 «BL.
minima . > -, 208
Sativa. . F «, eae.
sylvestris. - 233
Melampyrum arvense. 771
cristatum. : Pree (7/0)
pratense . 3 : Ti2
sylvaticum . . It
Melica nutans . i 1245
uniflora . . . 1246
Melilotus alba . . 241
arvensis . : . 240

FIG.
Melilotus officinalis . -239
vulgaris . . . 241
Melittis .
melissophyllum . 795
Mentha aquatica AS yioll
arvensis . 783
piperita . 780
pulegium. 784
rotundifolia . 778
sativa 782
silvestris . 717
viridis . 779
Menyanthes trifoliata 680
Menziesia czrulea 633
polifolia . : 632
Mercurialis annua 895
perennis . 894
Mertensia maritima 692
Mespilus germanica . 339
Meum athamanticum. 429
Microcala filiformis. 671
Milium effusum . - 1152
Mimulus luteus . 743
Meenchia erecta. 156
Molinia czrulia . . 1244
Moneses grandifiora. 640
Monotropa hypopitys. 645
Montia fontana . Whe
Mulgedium alpinum. 591

325

Muscari racemosum . 1042

Myosotis arvensis 698
collina . - 699
palustris . : . 696
sylvatica . . 697
versicolor. 700

Myosurus minimus 8

Myrica gale 2 907

Myriophyllum
spicatum . 3 . 392
verticillatum . 393

Myrrhis odorata. 439

Naias flexilis . 950

Narcissus biflorus ; 1020
pseudonarcissus . 1019

Nardus stricta . LESS

Narthecium
ossifragum . 1052

Nasturtiura
amphibium 55
officinale . 52
palustre . 54
sylvestre . 53
tervestre : 54

Neottia nidus-avis 986

Nepeta cataria . 791
glechoma : 790

Nephrodium cristatum| 283
jilix-mas. A - 1282
oreopteris - 1281
vigidum « 1285
spinulosum . 1284
thelypteris : 1220

Nuphar lutea . 35

Nymphea alba . 34

(Enanthe crocata 422
fistulosa . é 420
phellandrium . . 423
pimpinelloides. . 421

(Enothera biennis 349

Onobrychis sativa 275

326

Ononis arvensis . :
campestris
reclinata .

FIG.
231

231
22

Onopordon acanthium 567

Ophioglossum
vulgatum. . 1269
Ophrys apifera . . 1008
arachnites - 1008
aranifera . . 1009
muscifera. . 1016
Orchis conopsea. _. 1002
hircina = . 1000
intacta . . 995
latifolia . 999
laxiflora . 997
maculata . 998
mascula . 996
militaris . 993
morio . 992.
purpuria. . 993
pyramidalis . 1001
simia . 4 993
ustulata . 2 994
Origanum vulgare 786
Ornithogalum nutans. 1037
pyrenaicum . 103
umbellatum . 10385
Ornithopus
ebracteatus 272
perpusillus . 273
Orobanche czrulea 720
— 716
elatior 718
major . 715
minor 719
ramosa 721
vapum . 715
rubra : Pay fe |
Osmunda regalis 5 LT
Oxalis acetosella. 215
corniculata . . 216
Oxycoccus palustris . 626
Oxyria reniformis 865
Oxytropis campestris. 270
hallevit . 3 271
uralensis . 271
Pzonia officinalis 32
corallina. = 32
Panicum crus-galli 115
glabrum . : 1154
glaucum . 7 1156
sanguinale 1153
verticillatum . 1155
viride = 4 . 1157
Papaver argemone 40
dubium . A 3
hybridum 3
lecogit . 38
rhoeas ; 37
somniferum , 36
Parietaria diffusa 903
officinalis. 903
Paris quadrifolia. . 1024
Parnassia palustris 388
Pastinaca sativa. 435
Pedicularis palustris . 768
sylvatica . 769
Peplis portula 355
Petasites vulgaris 538
Peucedanum officinale 432
ostruthium . 434

INDEX.

FIG.
Peucedanum palustre. 433
sativum . 3 - 435

Phalaris arundinacea. 1162

canariensis . . 1161
Phleum alpinuin. . 1164
arenarium . 1167
asperum . . 1166
boehmeri . - 1165
pratense . - 1163
Phragmites communis 1250
Phyllodon caerulea 633
Physospermum
cornubiense . Age byl
Phyteuma orbiculare. 612
spicatum . - 613
Picris hieracioides 578

Pilularia globulifera *. 1268

Pimpinella magna 415
saxifraga . , 414
Pinguicula alpina 662
lusitanica. 663
vulgaris . : - 661
Pinus sylvestris . 933
Plantago coronopus 829
lanceolata 2 827
major 825
maritima . 828
media 826
Poa alpina . 1241
annua 1235
aquatica . 1228
balfourii . 1239
borreri 1231
bulbosa . , 1242
compressa - 1236
distans : . 1281
fluitans . : . 1229
laxa. ; : . 1240
loliacea : 1234
maritima . : . 1230
minor 1240
nemoralis. 1239
parnellit . “ 1239
pratensis . : - 1237
precumbens . . 1232
rigida ; . 1233
trivialis . 5 . 1238
Polemonium czruleum 682
Polycarpon
tetraphyllum . 171
Polygala calcarca 125
vulgaris . - - 125
Polygonatum
multiflorum . - 1026
officinale . o LODZ,
verticillatum - 1025
Polygonum amphibium 872
aviculare - 866
bistorta . 871
convolvulus 868
dumetorum . 869
Sflextle 1274
hydropiper 875
lapathifolium . 874
maritimum . > OOF
minus ; 876
persicaria. 873
viviparum : 870
Polypodium alpestre. 1274
dryopteris i . 1275
phegopteris 1273
vulgare . Z - 1272

+ det,
FIG.
Polypogon littoralis . 1175
monspeliensis . . 1174
Polystichum aculea-
tum. : : . 1279
lonchitis . 2 . 1278
Populusalba_. - 930
nigra “ ; - 932
tremula . 931
Potamogeton
acutifolius . 961
crispus . : . 958
densus . 3 - 959
Jiliformis ; 963
heterophyllus . 954
longifolius . . 955
lucens . ; . 955
natans . : . 958
obtusifolius . pes),
pectinatus ae 963
perfoliatus . - 957
polygontfolius .- . 953
prelongus z . 906
pusillus . 962
trichoides 962
Potentilla anserina 317
argentea . 2 314
comarum . : 319
fragariastrum . 311
fruticosa . 316
procumbens 320
reptans 312
rupestris . 318
tormentilla 313
verna - 316
Poterium officinale 324
sanguisorba . . 325
Primula farinosa. 649
veris é F . 648
vulgaris . - . 647
Prunella vulgaris 792
Prunus cerasus . 297
communis H . 296
padus . ; . 298
Psamma arenaria . 1181
Pteris aquilina 1299
Pulicaria dysenterica 515
vulgaris . : - 516
Pulmonaria officinalis. 691
Pyrola media. . 642
minor : . 643
rotundifolia 641
secunda . 644
uniflora . , . 640
Pyrus aria . . 3834
aucuparia. ; . 336
communis 332
germanica . 339
malus 2 - - 33d
torminalis - - 330
Quercus robur . - oe
Radiola millegrana 192
Ranunculus acris oy eae
aquatilis . 4 : 9
arvensis . é . 23
auricomus F «)
bulbosus . F >» ae
chaerophyllus.- . 19

ficaria” c Bip
flammula. a .

hederaceus . . ta

Ranunculus Azvsutus. 21

_ lingua ery dL
Gsioclossifolius ne os
parviflorus : 7. ene
philonotis. ae
repens . “ Bb yt fe
sceleratus ; ay 15)

Raphanus

raphanistrum . Be li

Reseda alba 115
Sruticulosa 115
lutea 114
luteola . ks
Rhamnus catharticus eee23
frangula . 224
Phinanthus crista-g: ali 167
Rhynchospora alba . 1982
Tusca 3 : . 1081
Ribes alpinum 371
grossularia 369
nigrum . 372
rubrum 370

Roeemeria hybrida varies:

Romuleacolummne . 1016
Rosa arvensis Sees
caesia 330
canina 330
meicrantha 329
pimpinellifolia 327
rubella 327
rubiginosa 329
sepiunt : 329
spinonissina . 327
tomentosa . - 328
villosa. 3 ; 328
Rubia peregrina. 467
Rubus cesius 307
chamzmorus . 309
fruticosus 306
ideus . F 305
saxatilis . 308
Rumex acetosa . 863
acetosella 864
aquaticus 855
conglomeratus 859
crispus . 856
hydrolapathum 858
maritimus : 862
obtusifolius hey aye
pulcher . - - 861
sanguineus. . - 3860
Ruppia maritima. 952
Ruscus aculeatus 1031
Sagina afetala . 145
ciliata - 145
linnzi 146
nodosa 147
procumbens 145
saxatilis . 146
subulaia . 3 146
Sagittaria sagittifolia . 965
Salicornia herbacea 8356

vadicans . : - 836

Salix alba ~ Fa ital iy
amygdalina 918
aurita - - 922
Caprea .. : - 921
fragilis. a e9l6
herbacea . - - 929
lanata . i . 926
lappon1m 5 - 925

INDEX.

Salix myrsinites .
pentandra
phylicifolia
purpurea.
repens .
reticulata
briandra .

_ viminalis .

Salsola kali.

Salvia pratensis .
verbenaca

Sambucus ebulus
nigra :

Samolus valerandi

Sanguisorba officinalis

Sanicula europza :

Saponaria officinalis .

Sarothamnus scoparius 230

Saussurea alpina 554.
Saxifraga affinzs 376
aizoides 374
czespitosa. 377
cernua 379
geum 385
granulata. 378
hirculus . 375
hiria 376
hypnoides 376
nivalis 382
oppositifolia 373
rivularis . 380
stellaris 383
tridactylites 381
umbrosa . 384
Scabiosa@ arvensis 493
columbaria - 492
succisa . : . 491
_Scandix pecten . 438
Scheuchzeria palustris 970
Scheenus nigricans . 1079
Scilla autumnalis . 1040
.nutans . : . 1041
verna . 1039
Scirpus acicularis . 1085
czespitosus - 1090
fluitans = - 1091
holoschcenus . - 1094
lacustris . Salis ye
maritimus - 1098
multicaulis . 1088
palustris . . 1087
parvulus . A . 1086
paucifiorus . . 1089
pungens . - 1095
riparius . 1093
vothiz - 195
setaceus . . 1092
sylvaticus . 1099
triqueter . . 1096
Scleranthus annuus 834
perennis . : - 835
Sclerochloa distans . 1231
loliacea . 1234
maritima - 1230
procumbens eB Y,
rigida . 1233
Scolopendrium
vulgare . ‘ - 1296
Scrophularia aquatica 740
nodosa . - - %39
scorodonia . 741
vernalis . s 742

327

FIG.
Scutellaria galericulata 793
minor - - 794
Sedum acre. 365
album 363
anglicum. 361
dasyphyllum 362
~ fabartum. 360
rhodiola . . 859
rupestre . : 2. OOn
sexangulare 366
telephium 360
villosum . 364
Selaginella selagt-
nodes - 1258

Sempervivum tectorum 368

Senebiera coronopus . 107
didyma 108
Senecio aquaticus 548
campestris 549
erucifolius 545
jacobea . 544.
paludosus 546
palustris . 548
saracenicus 547
squalidus. 542
sylvaticus 541
tenutfolius 545
viscosus . 540
vulgaris . 4 539
Si errafalcus arvensis. 1916
Serratula tinctoria 553
Seseli libanotis 426
Sesleria czerulea. . 1249
Setaria glauca . . 1156
verticillatum - S bs
viridis - 5 LIST
Sherardia arvensis 480
Sibbaldia procumbens 320
Sibthorpia europea 745
Silaus pratensis . 428
Silene acaulis 132
anglica 136
conica 137
gallica. 136
inflata 133
noctiflora. 138
nutans . 135
otites 3 wld:
Stlybum mariamus . 555 |
Simethis bicolor . 1051

Stnapis alba. - 86

a7vensis . 4 Se 2:
imcana . i Pepto:
WEST | 4 “ <p Oe

. Sisonamomum . 404
Sisymbrium adliaria. 72
IT1O” ¢ : rumen (0.
officinale . - 69
sophia. > ey i
thaliana . 160;
Sisyrinchium anceps . 1015
bermudiana 1015
Sium angustifolium . 413
latifolium. . - 412
Smilacina bifolia. - 1029
Smyrnium olusatrum. 452
Solanum dulcamara 712

nigrum . 4 ayy ls!

Solidago virga-aurea. 500
Sonchus alpinus. 591
arvenis _ 588
oleraceus. 590

328

Sonchus palustris.

Sparganium minimum
natans
ramosum.
simplex .

Spartina stricta . 3

Specularia hybrida .

Spergula arvensis

Spergularia rubra

Spirza filipendula
salicifolia -
ulmaria .

Spiranthes zestivalis
autumnalis
cernua
gemmipara
VOMANZOVLANA

Stachys arvensis.
betonica .
germanica
palustris .
sylvatica . :

Statice auriculifolia
bellidifolia
binervosa.
dodartiz .
limonium.
occidentalis
reticulata.

Stellaria aquatica
glauca 5
graminea.
holostea .
media -
nemorum
uliginosa . :

Stratiotes aloides

Suzeda fruticosa .
maritima. 4

Subularia aquatica

Symphytum officinale
tuberosum .

Tamarix anglica
gallica
Tamus communis
Tanacetum vulgare
Taraxacum dens-leonis
officinale .
Taxus baccata ~
Teesdalia nudicaulis .
Teucrium botrys.
chamzdrys
scordium .
scorodonia . ;
Thalictrum alpinum .
flavum ;
Hlexuosum
kochit
minus
saxatile . *
Thesium humifusum.
linophylium >
Thlaspi alpestre .
arvense 2
perfoliatum
Thrincia hirtus.
Thymus chamedrys .
serpyllum -

532

INDEX.

Tilia parvifolia .
europea. .

_Tillzea muscosa..

Tofieldia palustris
Tordylium maximum .
ZT orilis anthriscus
infesta
nodosa
Tragopogon minor
porrifolius
pratensis .
Trichomanes
radicans .
Trichonema
bulbocodium
columne .
Trientalis europza
Trifolium arvense
bocconi
filiforme .
fragiferum
glomeratum
hybridum
incarnatum
maritimum
medium .
minus :
ochroleucum .
pratense .
procumbens
repens
resupinatum
scabrum .
stellatum.
striatum .
strictum .
subterraneum .
suffocatum
Triglochin maritimum
palustre .
Trigonella
ornithopodioides
Trinia vulgaris .
Triodia decumbens
Trisetumet flavescens .
Triticum caninum
vepens
Trollius europaeus
Tulipa sylvestris.
Turrites glabra.
Tussilago farfara
petasites .
Typha angustifolia
latifolia

Ulex europzus .
nanus
Ulmus campestris

campestris
montana . 2 4
suberosa . -
Urtica dioica
pilulifera .

urens .

Utricularia intermedia
minor _ 3
vulgaris . 5

Vaccinium myrtillus .

Vaccinium oxycoccos.
uliginosum F ;
vitis-idza * -

Valeriana dioica. -
officinalis. ;
pyrenaica 5

_Valerianella auricula .

carinata . é f
dentata . : "
olitoria

Verbascum blattaae Dee

lychnitis . "
nigrum .
pulverulentum
thapsus
virgatum. i .
Verbena officinalis .-
Veronica agrestis
alpina. -
anagallis .
arvensis .
beccabunga
buxbaumi . E
chamedrys . :
hederefolia .
montana .
officinalis.

saxatilis . : x
scutellata. .‘. -
serpyllifolia . 2
spicata ver 3 -

triphyllos. - 2
verna é

‘Viburnum lantana

opulus = f
Vicia bithynica . :
cracca :
hirsuta = 7
lathyroides . 5
lutea 2
orobus
sativa... :
sepium ‘ °
sylvatica . : -
tetrasperma . ;
Villarsia
nynipheoides ,
Vinca major

minor . 5
Viola canina - ;
hirta ; : F
odorata . £
palustris . ‘
stagninad . 4 .
sylvatica. -
tricolor . . s

Viscum album .

Wahlenbergia
hederacia Z 2
Woodsia ilvensis a

Zannichellia palustris.
Zostera marina . °
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