WATSONIA

THE JOURNAL OF
THE BOTANICAL SOCIETY
OF THE BRITISH ISLES

VOLUME 19

EDITED BY

J.R. AKEROYD, J. R. EDMONDSON, R. R. MILL,

E. C. NELSON, C. D. PRESTON anp B. S. RUSHTON
1992-93

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DATES OF PUBLICATION

Part 1, pp. 1-72, 18th February 1992
Part 2, pp. 73-168, 29th August 1992
Part 3, pp. 169-208, 1st March 1993
Part 4, pp. 209-304, 31st August 1993

Errata

p. 136, line 10 up. For: catharticus read: cathartica

INDEX
WATSONIA VOLUME 19 (1992-93)

Prepared by C. R. Boon

Abbott, P. P. — Obit. of William Arthur Sledge
(1904-1991) 166-168

Acaena inermis (v.c. 77) 145; ovalifolia (v.c. 98)
285

Acer pseudoplatanus 236

Achilleamillefolium 114, 134, 290, ‘Cerise Queen’
173; ptarmica 173

Aconitum X cammarum (v.c. 44, 50) 280; napel-
lus X variegatum (v.c. 44, 50) 280

Acorus calamus (v.c. 50, 80) 152

Adiantum capillus-veneris 3, (map) 6, 40

Adoxa moschatellina 90, 91, 243

Aegilops kotschyi 46

Aegochloa pungens 260

Aegopodium podagraria (v.c. 75) 288

Aglaomorpna 45

Agrimonia eupatoria 134; procera 134

Agrostemma githago (map) 75, 76, 90

Agrostis scabra 175, 176; stolonifera 189; vinealis
185, (v.c. 44) 154, (v.c. 43) 294

Aira praecox, 117, 192

Ajuga reptans 134, 269

Akeroyd, J. R. — Rev. of A colour guide to rare
wild flowers 43-44

Akeroyd, J. R. — Rev. of Crucifers of Great
Britain and Ireland. B.S.B.I. Handbook No.
6 48-49

Akeroyd, J. R. — Rev. of The Burren. A com-
panion to the wildflowers of an Irish limestone
wilderness 159-160

Akeroyd, J. R. & Clarke, K. — Dianthus armeria
L. new to Ireland and other rare plants in
West Cork 185-187

Al-Bermani, A.-K. K. A., Al-Shammary, K. I.
A., Bailey, J. P. & Gornall, R. J. — Con-
tributions to a cytological catalogue of the
British and Irish flora, 3 269-271

Al-Bermani, A.-K. K. A., with C. A. Stace and
M. J. Wilkinson — The distinction between
the Festuca ovina L. and Festuca rubra L.
aggregates in the British Isles 107-112

Al-Shammary, K. I. A., with A.-K. K. A. Al-
Bermani, J. P. Bailey & R. J. Gornall —-
Contributions to a cytological catalogue of
the British and Irish flora, 3 269-271

Alchemilla filicaulis subsp. vestita (v.c. 46) 285;

305

glaucescens 269; mollis 173, (v.c. 50) 145;
xanthochlora 269

Alisma plantago-aquatica 170

Allen, D. E.— John Dony and the B.S.B.I. 62-64

Allen, D. E. — Rubus bloxamii (Bab.) Lees
(Rosaceae) with red styles 131

Allen, D. E. — Rubus corbieri Boulay (Rosaceae)
in the British Isles 131-133

Allen, D. E. — Rev. of The botanizers. Amateur
scientists in nineteenth-century America 300-
301 .

Allium ampeloprasum War. babingtonii 185, (v.c.
50) 295; carinatum (v.c. 53, 58) 295; neapoli-
tanum (v.c. 27, 71) 295; oleraceum 295, (v.c.
26) 152, (v.c. 58) 295; paradoxum 207, (v.c.
73) 295; scorodoprasum 269, (v.c. 99) 295;
ursinum 235, 236; vineale var. vineale 134

Alnus glutinosa 128, 236; glutinosa X incana (v.c.
46) 280; incana (v.c. 50) 280; X pubescens
(v.c. 46) 280

Alopecurus aequalis 174

Althaea hirsuta (v.c. 11) 144; officinalis 186, (v.c.
28) 282

Amaranthus blitoides (v.c. 26) 143

Ammophila arenaria 115-117, 192

Anacamptis pyramidalis (v.c. 58) 295

Anagallis tenella 135, (v.c. 81) 148

Anaphalis margaritacea 173, var. revoluta 173

Anchusa azurea 173, 176

Andrews, S. — Rev. of Shamrock, botany and
history of an Irish myth 158-159

Andromeda polifolia 269

Anemone nemorosa 90, (map) 93

Angelica archangelica 174, 207; sylvestris 135, 170

Annual General Meeting (1991) (Rpt) 67-69,
(1992) (Rpt) 205-206

Antennaria dioica (v.c. 81) 291

Anthemis tinctoria 173

Anthoceros 161

Anthoxanthum 302

Anthriscus caucalis (v.c. 81) 288; sylvestris 114,
135

Anthyllis vulneraria 116-118, subsp. carpatica
(v.c. 77) 286, subsp. carpatica var. pseudo-
vulneraria 286, subsp. lapponica (v.c. 75) 286

Apera interrupta 172, (v.c. 77) 154

306 INDEX TO WATSONTIA VOLUME 19

Aphanes inexpectata 207

Apium graveolens 135; inundatum 269, (v.c. 80)
147; nodiflorum 135

Aquilegia vulgaris 158

Arabis 48; alpina 51; hirsuta 116-118

Arctium lappa (v.c. 46) 290; minus subsp. pubens
(v.c. 46) 151, (v.c. 46, 50) 290

Arenaria balearica (v.c. 43) 280; serpyllifolia 117

Armeria maritima 173; maritima cv. 173

Artemisia absinthium 173, 186; ludoviciana 173;
stelleriana 173; vulgaris 189

Arum maculatum 90, 91, 135, 235, 236

Aruncus dioicus (v.c. 70) 145

Asplenium 1; adiantum-nigrum 3, (map) 6;
adiantum-nigrum X septentrionale 3, (map)
6; X alternifolium nothosubsp. alternifolium
3, (map) 7; billotii 3, (map) 6; ceterach 3,
(map) 6; X contrei 3, (map) 6; lanceolatum
186; marinum 3, (map) 6; obovatum subsp.
lanceolatum 185; ruta-muraria 3, (map) 7;
scolopendrium 3, (map) 7; septentrionale 3,
(map) 7, (v.c. 43) 141, subsp. septentrionale
x trichomanes subsp. trichomanes 3, (map)
7; trichomanes 1-3, 84, nothosubsp. /usati-
cum 4, (map) 8, nothosubsp. staufferi 2, 3,
(map) 7, subsp. pachyrachis 2, 3, (map) 7,
(v.c. 67) 279, subsp. pachyrachis X tricho-
manes subsp. quadrivalens 3, (map) 7, subsp.
quadrivalens 2, 3, (map) 8, subsp. quadriva-
lens X trichomanes subsp. trichomanes 4,
(map) 8, subsp. trichomanes 2, 4, (map) 8;
trichomanes-ramosum (v.c. 46) 279; viride 4,
(map) 8

Aster 174; lanceolatus (v.c. 46) 150, (v.c. 73) 291;
linosyris 71; novi-belgii X lanceolatus (v.c.
39, 73) 291; X salignus (v.c. 46) 150, (v.c. 39,
73) 291

Astilbe ct. japonica 173

Astragalus glycyphyllos (v.c. 35) 144

Athyrium 1; filix-femina 4, (map) 8

Atriplex glabriuscula 272; glabriuscula X praecox
(v.c. 68) 143; hortensis (v.c. 58) 280; littoralis
272; longipes (v.c. 77) 280; portulacoides 135,
272

Atropa belladonna 207

Aubrieta deltoidea (v.c. 50) 282

Aucuba japonica (v.c. 99) 147, (v.c. 71) 287

Azalea procumbens 40

Azolla filiculoides 4, (map) 8, (v.c. 44, 49) 141

Baecker, M., with T. C. G. Rich ~— Additional
records of Sorbus lancastriensis E. F. War-
burg (Rosaceae) 139-140

Bailey, J. P., with A.-K. K. A. Al-Bermani, K. I.
A. Al-Shammary & R. J. Gornall — Con-
tributions to a cytological catalogue of the
British and Irish flora, 3 269-271

Bailey, J. P., with P. M. Hollingsworth & R. J.
Gornall — Contributions to a cytological cata-

logue of the British and Irish flora, 2 134-137

Ballantyne, G. H. — Orobanche alba Steph. ex
Willd. in Fife (v.c. 85) 39-40

Barbarea stricta 207; vulgaris 135, 269

Barkhausia haenseleri 40

Bell, A. D. — Plant form. An illustrated guide to
flowering plant morphology (Bk Rev.) 43

Berberis 173; vulgaris 157

Beta vulgaris subsp. maritima 272, (v.c. 75) 280

Bevan, J. — Random-access guide to selected
British Hawkweeds (Comp. Key Rev.) 297

Bidens frondosa (v.c. 44) 150

Blackmore, S., with W. Punt (eds) — The north-
west European pollen flora. Vol. 6 (Bk Rev.)
160-161

Blackstock, T. H., with D. P. Stevens — Sexual
dimorphism in Eriophorum vaginatum L.
(Cyperaceae) 190-192

Blackstonia perfoliata 135

Blechnum cordatum (v.c. 98) 141; spicant 4,
(map) 9

Bolboschoenus maritimus 207, (v.c. 108) 293

Book reviews 43-51, 155-164, 195-200, 297-303

Boon, C. R. (ed.), with J. G. Dony & C. M. Dony
— The wild flowers of Luton (Bk Rev.) 155-
156

Borago officinalis 173

Botrychium lunaria 4, (map) 9, (v.c. 81) 141

Boudrie, M., with R. Prelli— Atlas écologique des
fougeéres et plantes alliées — illustration et
répartition des Ptéridophytes de France (Bk
Rev.) 302

Bowman, R. P. & Sell, P. D. — Pilosella x
floribunda (Wimmer & Grab.) Arvet-Touvet
(Asteraceae) in the British Isles 187-188

Brachyglottis ‘Sunshine’ 114

Brachypodium pinnatum (v.c. 52) 154, (v.c. 49,
83) 295

Brassica napus 76, (map) 81, subsp. oleifera 269;
nigra 48; oleracea 71; rapa 176

Bridgewater, P. B. — Rev. of British plant com-
munities. Vol. 2. Mires and heaths 198-199

Briggs, M. — Annual General Meeting (1991)
(Rpt) 67-69, (1992) (Rpt) 205-206

Briggs, M. — Papers read at the Annual General
Meeting, 1992 (Talks) 206

Briza minor (v.c. 13) 154

Bromopsis benekenii (v.c. 42) 294; erecta (v.c. 43)
154; inermis (v.c. 14) 154

Bromus commutatus (v.c. 42) 294; lepidus (v.c.
44) 154

Brough, P., with R. Gibbons — The Hamlyn
photographic guide to the wild flowers of
Britain and northern Europe (Bk Rev.) 196—
197

Brummitt, R. K. & Meikle, R. D. — The correct
Latin names for the Primrose and the Oxlip,
Primula vulgaris Hudson and P. elatior (L.)
Hill 181-184

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19 307

Buck, A. — John Dony at the Luton Museum 62

Buddleja davidii 114, 172, 189

Bupleurum falcatum 53; tenuissimum (v.c. 51) 288

Burkhardt, F. & Smith, S. (eds) — The correspon-
dence of Charles Darwin. Vol. 7. 1858-1859
(Bk Rev.) 195

Butcher, M. — John Dony, historian and teacher
61-62

Butomus umbellatus (v.c. 43) 292

Cakile maritima 272

Calamagrostis canescens (v.c. 24) 294; epigejos
(v.c. 111) 154; stricta (v.c. 59) 154

Calla palustris (v.c. 47) 152

Callitriche obtusangula (v.c. 67) 147; platycarpa
(v.c. 25) 289; truncata (v.c. 9) 289

Calluna vulgaris 187, 192

Calystegia X lucana (v.c. 48) 288; pulchra (v.c.
28) 288; sepium subsp. roseata (v.c. 46) 149;
sepium X silvatica (v.c. 48) 288; soldanella
114, 117,269; 272

Camelina sativa 48

Campanula latifolia 290; medium 173; persicifolia
173, 176, (v.c. 80) 150, (v.c. 51) 290; peort-
enschlagiana 114; poscharskyana 114; trache-
lium (v.c. 64) 290

Cantua pungens 261

Capsella rubella (v.c. 38) 142

Cardamine 231, 234; amara 231, 269; bulbifera
(L.) Crantz (Cruciferae) in the British Isles
231-245, (map) 233, (map) 238, f. bulbifera
231, (drg) 232, f. lactea 232, f. ptarmicifolia
231,’ (drg) 232, 237, 238, 241, 243, 244;
chelidonia 231; flexuosa 231; glanduligera
231; heptaphylla 231; hirsuta 231; impatiens
231; kitaibelii 231; pentaphyllos 231; praten-
sis 231; raphanifolia 231, (v.c. 49) 142;
trifolia 231

Cardaminopsis petraea 48

Cardaria 48; draba 84, 86

Carduus nutans 114, 248

Carex 76, 161, 163; acutiformis 269, (v.c. 93) 293;
aquatilis (v.c. 108) 203; arenaria 117, 192,
(v.c. 77) 153, (v.c. 39) 293; buchananii 175,
176; capillaris 66; depauperata 51; dioica
(v.c. 43) 153; disticha (v.c. 48) 153, (v.c. 43)
293; divisa (v.c. 45) 293; elongata (v.c. 35)
293; hirta (v.c. 108) 293; hostiana X viridula
76, (map) 77; laevigata (v.c. 81) 293; lasio-
carpa (v.c. 26) 293; limosa (v.c. 50) 153;
magellanica 299; otrubae (v.c. 108) 293; pau-
ciflora 299; pendula 173, 235, 236; rostrata
293; strigosa (v.c. 63) 153; sylvatica (v.c. 108)
293; vesicaria (v.c. 108) 293; viridula subsp.
viridula (v.c. 26) 293

Carlina 302, 303; vulgaris 117, (v.c. 98) 290

Carpinus betulus 128, 234, 236

Carpobrotus edulis (v.c. 25) 143

Carum verticillatum (v.c. 22) 288

Catabrosa aquatica (v.c. 98) 294

Catapodium marinum 272

Centaurea 303; cyanus (v.c. 61, 70) 151; montana
(v.c. 49) 290; scabiosa 135

Centaurium erythraea 117; littorale (v.c. 51) 288;
pulchellum 186, (v.c. 67) 148

Cerastium 196; arcticum 47; diffusum 117, 303,
(v.c. 12) 143; fontanum 117; pumilum (v.c.
50) 280

Ceratocapnos 157

Ceratochloa carinata 207, (v.c. 2, 11) 154, (v.c. 2)
294

Ceratophyllum demersum (v.c. 44, 70) 142

Ceterach 1

Chamerion angustifolium 86, 189

Chater, A. O. — Rev. of New Flora of the British
Isles 161-163

Chelidonium majus 135, 157

Chenopodium album 84; ficifolium 84, (map) 85;
rubrum (v.c. 43) 143

Chrysanthemum segetum 135

Chrysosplenium oppositifolium 90, (map) 93,
135, 269

Cichorium intybus 135, 175

Circaea lutetiana 236, 269

Cirsium 247; arvense 114, 248; eriophorum 248,
249; heterophyllum 248, 250; palustre 248;
vulgare 114, 135, 248, 251

Cistus 248; nummularius 184

Clarke, K., with J. R. Akeroyd — Dianthus
armeria L. new to Ireland and other rare
plants in West Cork 185-187

Clematis vitalba 135

Clement, E. J., Gardner, M. F. & Knees, S.
G. -— Skunkweed (Navarretia squarrosa
(Eschsch.) Hook. & Arn.) and other Pole-
moniaceae in Britain 259-263

Clianthus puniceus 114

Cochlearia 48; scotica (v.c. 81) 142

Codrington, John Alfred (1898-1991) (Obit.) 53-
54

Coincya monensis subsp. recurvata 116-119, (v.c.
44) 283

Colchicum autumnale (v.c. 73) 151, (v.c. 73)
295

Conyza canadensis 119, 135, 173, (v.c. 77) 150,
(v.c. 81, 83) 291; sumatrensis (v.c. 41) 291

Cook, R. — Rev. of An illustrated guide to fungi on
wood in New Zealand 300

Cornus 175; sericea 173

Corydalis 156, 157; cava (v.c. 6) 280

Corylus avellana 135, 235, 236

Corynephorus 193; canescens (L.) Beauv. (Poa-
ceae) on the west coast of Scotland 192-193

Cotoneaster 51, 161, 162, 172; affinis 146; atropur-
pureus (v.c. 77) 146; conspicuus 174; hjelm-
qvistii (v.c. 77) 146; horizontalis (v.c. 12)
146; humifusa 301; integerrimus 51, 71; salici-

308 INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19

folius 173; sternianus 175, (v.c. 11, 83) 286; <
suecicus 173; transens (v.c. 11) 146

Cotula squalida (v.c. 83) 292

Crambe maritima 272

Crassula helmsii (v.c. 2, 64) 147, (v.c. 30, 70) 283

Crataegus laevigata 215, 235, 236, (v.c. 50, 63)
146; laevigata X monogyna (v.c. 38) 146; x
macrocarpa (v.c. 77) 286; monogyna subsp.
nordica 269; monogyna X laevigata (v.c. 77)
286

Crepis L. (Asteraceae), Re-establishment of a
discarded name in, 40-41; capillaris 115-117;
mollis (v.c. 81) 290; setosa 175; taraxacifolia
40; vesicaria 115-117; subsp. haenseleri 40,
subsp. taraxacifolia 40, var. taraxacifolia 41

Crithmum 148; maritimum 269, 272, (v.c. 59) 288

Crocosmia aurea 265; X crocosmiiflora 265, 267;
paniculata (v.c. 70) 295; pottsii 265, (v.c. 98)
295

Crocus 161; nudiflorus (v.c. 70, 73) 295

Cryptogramma crispa 4, (map) 9

Cullen, J. (ed.) — The Orchid book: a guide to the
identification of cultivated orchid species (Bk
Rev.) 297-298

Cutter, E. G. — Rev. of Plant form. An illustrated
guide to flowering plant morphology 43

Cyclamen 43

Cymbalaria pallida (v.c. 50) 289

Cynodon dactylon (v.c. 39) 295

Cynoglottis barrelieri (v.c. 25) 288

Cynosurus 303; cristatus 185, 303

Cyperus eragrostis (v.c. 58) 293; longus (v.c. 59)
1:53

Cypripedium calceolus 53

Cyrtomium falcatum 4, (map) 9

Cystopteris 1; fragilis 4, (map) 9

Cytisus multiflorus (v.c. 81) 287

Dactylorhiza 162, 298; fuchsii X incarnata subsp.
pulchella (v.c. 62) 152; fuchsii X purpurella
(v.c. 46) 152; incarnata subsp. incarnata xX
maculata subsp. ericetorum (v.c. 46) 152;
incarnata subsp. pulchella (v.c. 65) 152;
incarnata X purpurella (v.c. 80) 295; x latir-
ella (v.c. 80) 295; majalis 298, subsp. cam-
brensis (v.c. 46) 152, subsp. cambrensis xX
purpurella (v.c. 46) 152, subsp. traunstein-
ertoides 157, subsp. traunsteinerioides var.
bowmanii 157; praetermissa (v.c. 62) 152;
purpurella 269; sambucina 298; traunsteineri
(v.c. 11) 152

Damasonium alisma 51

Daphne laureola 269

Darmera peltata (v.c. 69) 147, (v.c. 73) 284

Daucus carota 114, subsp. gummifer 114, 116

Dawson, Norah (1913-1991) (Obit.) 54

Dentaria 231

Deschampsia flexuosa (v.c. 29) 294; setacea 135

Descurainia sophia (v.c. 42, 48) 143

Deverra triradiata 46

Dianthus 185; armeria 158, L. new to Ireland and
other rare plants in West Cork 185-187;
barbatus cv. 173; deltoides (v.c. 79) 281

Dichondra micrantha 201

Dickson, J. H. — Wild Plants of Glasgow. Conver-
sation in the city and countryside (Bk Rev.)
155

Digitalis purpurea 135; sanguinalis (v.c. 2) 154

Diphasiastrum alpinum 4, (map) 9; complanatum
(v.c. 67) 141

Diplotaxis muralis 207

Dipsacus fullonum 114

Dony, C. M., with J. G. Dony & with C. R. Boon
(ed.) — The wild flowers of Luton (Bk Rev.)
155-156

Dony, J. G. & Dony, C. M., with C. R. Boon
(ed.) — The wild flowers of Luton (Bk. Rev.)
155-156

Dony, John George (1899-1991) (Obit.) 55-61

Dony, John, and the B.S.B.I. 62-64

Dony, John, at the Luton Museum 62

Dony, John, historian and teacher 61-62

Doronicum Sect. Macrophylla 297

Downingia elegans (v.c. 26) 290

Draba aizoides 303; muralis (v.c. 52) 282

Dryas octopetala 65

Dryopteris 1; aemula 4, (map) 10, (v.c. 93) 141;
affinis 1-4, (map) 10, subsp. affinis 2, 4,
(map) 10, subsp. borreri 2, 4, (map) 10,
subsp. cambrensis 4, (map) 10, (v.c. 83) 280,
var. paleaceo-lobata 2, var. robusta 2; affinis
x filix-mas 4, (map) 10; X ambroseae 4,
(map) 11; carthusiana 4, (map) 11; carthu-
siana X dilatata 4, (map) 11, (v.c. 80) 141,
(v.c. 83) 280; X complexa 4, (map) 10, (v.c.
58) 279; x deweveri 4, (map) 11, (v.c. 83)
280; dilatata 4, (map) 11; dilatata x expansa
4, (map) 11; expansa 4, (map) 11; filix-mas 4,
(map) 11, 269; filix-mas x affinis (v.c. 58)
279; filix-mas X oreades 4, (map) 12; X
mantoniae 4, (map) 12; oreades 4, (map) 12;
submontana 4, (map) 12

Dyce, J. W. — Fern names and their meanings. A
glossary for the fern grower and collector (Bk
Rev.) 156

Echinops exaltatus (v.c. 99) 290

Echium 182; vulgare (v.c. 73) 288

Edmondson, J. R. — Bodnant Garden and the
Great Orme, North Wales (1991) (Fld Mtg
Rpt) 71

Edmondson, J. R. — Exhibition: some north-west
botanists and their books (Annual General
Meeting (1991)) (Exhb.) 70

Edmondson, J. R. — Papers read at the Annual
General Meeting (1991) (Talks) 69-70

Edmondson, J. R. — The natural history book fair
(Annual General Meeting (1991)) (Rpt) 70

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19 309

Edmondson, J. R. — Rev. of Bob Press’s field
guide to the trees of Britain and Europe 197

Edmondson, J. R. — Rev. of Flora of eastern Saudi
Arabia 45—46

Edmondson, J. R. — Rev. of Random-access guide
to selected British Hawkweeds 297

Egeria densa (v.c. 41) 292

Eichhorn, S. E., with P. H. Raven & R. F. Evert
— Biology of plants (5th ed.) (Bk. Rev.) 197-
198

Eleagnus angustifolia 173

Eleocharis quinqueflora (v.c. 2) 293; uniglumis
(vie. 17) 153

Ellis, R. G. — Rev. of List of vascular plants of the
British Isles 301-302

Elodea canadensis 292; nuttallii (v.c. 50, 73) 292

Elymus atherica 272; farctus 115; pycnanthus 272;
repens 303

Empetrum nigrum subsp. hermaphroditicum (v.c.
73) 283

Epilobium 161, 162; ciliatum 84; ciliatum X mon-
tanum (v.c. 42, 46) 147; ciliatum X tetrago-
num (v.c. 44) 147; x erroneum (v.c. 39, 83)
287; hirsutum X montanum (v.c. 39, 83) 287;
lanceolatum (v.c. 28, 38, 45) 287; montanum
x ciliatum (v.c. 64) 287; tetragonum (v.c. 68)
187

Epipactis palustris 157; purpurata 157

Epiphyllum 43

Equisetum 109; arvense 4, 51, (map) 12; arvense
x fluviatile 4, (map) 12, (v.c. 46) 141; fluvia-
tile 4, (map) 12; x font-queri 4, (map) 13,
(v.c. 11) 279; hyemale 4, (map) 13, (v.c. 42,
98, 108) 279; x litorale 4, (map) 12; palustre
4, (map) 13; palustre x telmateia 4, (map) 13,
(v.c. 11) 279; sylvaticum 4, (map) 13; telma-
teia 4, (map) 13, 269; variegatum 4, (map) 13

Eragrostis curvula (v.c. 11) 153

Frica ciliaris 198; tetralix 187

Erigeron acer 116, 117

Eriophorum 192; latifolium (v.c. 81) 153; vagina-
tum 172, L. (Cyperaceae), Sexual dimorph-
ism in, 190-192

Erodium cicutarium 114; maritimum (v.c. 14, 35)
144; moschatum 161, (v.c. 11) 144

Erophila glabrescens (v.c. 79, 80) 282

Erucastrum gallicum (v.c. 70) 142, (v.c. 5) 283

Eryngium maritimum 113-119, 269; planum 173,
(v.c. 77) 288

Erysimum cheiranthoides (v.c. 46) 282

Escallonia macrantha (v.c. 49) 283

Eschscholzia californica 157

Euonymus europaeus 97,99, 101, (map) 102-104,
352,269, (v.c. 71) 287

Eupatorium cannabinum 135, 172, (v.c. 83) 292

Euphorbia hyberna (v.c. 46) 147; lathyris (v.c. 73)
287; paralias 117; peplus 269; portlandica
(v.c. 101) 287

Euphrasia 47, 76, 162, 200; arctica subsp. borealis

(v.c. 83) 289; rostkoviana X nemorosa (v.c.
35) 149; scottica (v.c. 81) 289

Evert, R. F., with P. H. Raven & S. E. Eichhorn
— Biology of plants (Sth ed.) (Bk Rev.) 197—
198

Fagus sylvatica 235, 236

Falk, D. A. & Holsinger, K. E. (eds) — Genetics
and conservation of rare plants (Bk Rev.)
195-196

Fallopia X bohemica (v.c. 50, 59) 281; japonica
x sachalinensis (v.c. 4, 77) 148, (v.c. 50, 59)
281

Farrell, L., with A. J. Whitten — Rev. of The
orchids of Suffolk: an atlas and history 50

Faulkner, J. S. — Obit. of Norah Dawson (1913-
1991) 54

Festuca 112, 302, 303; Sect. Festuca 107; Sect.
Ovinae 107; altissima 84, (map) 85, (v.c. 81)
293; arenaria 108, (v.c. 44) 153, (v.c. 46) 294;
armoricana 108; arundinacea 303; arundina-
cea X Lolium perenne (v.c. 99) 294; brevipila
107, 108, 173, (v.c. 39) 294; diffusa 108;
filiformis 108, (v.c. 47) 153; glauca 108;
guestfalica 108; heterophylla 108, 111; huonii
108; juncifolia 108; lemanii 107, 108; longifo-
lia 108; nigrescens 108; ophioliticola 108;
ovina L. and Festuca rubra L. aggregates in
the British Isles, The distinction between
the, 107-112, (drg) 110-111, subsp. eu-ovina
var. capillata 108, subsp. eu-ovina var. dur-
iuscula subvar. trachyphylla 108, subsp. eu-
ovina var. glauca subvar. caesia 108, subsp.
eu-ovina var. supina subvar. vivipara 108,
subsp. eu-ovina var. vulgaris subvar. firmula
108, subsp. eu-ovina var. vulgaris subvar.
genuina 108, subsp. eu-ovina var. vulgaris
subvar. guestphalica 108, subsp. hirtula 108,
subsp. ophioliticola 108, subsp. ovina 108;
porcii 107; pratensis 112; pratensis x Lolium
multiflorum (v.c. 69) 294; richardsonii 108;
rubra L. aggregates in the British Isles, The
distinction between the Festuca ovina L. and,
107-112, (drg) 110-111, 117, subsp. arctica
108, subsp. arenaria 108, subsp. commutata
107, 108, 111, subsp. dumetorum 108, subsp.
eu-rubra var. fallax 108, subsp. eu-rubra var.
genuina subvar. arenaria 108, subsp. eu-
rubra var. genuina subvar. grandiflora 108,
subsp. eu-rubra var. genuina subvar. juncea
108, subsp. eu-rubra var. genuina subvar.
vulgaris 108, subsp. eu-rubra var. planifolia
108, subsp. heterophylla 108, subsp. juncea
108, subsp. litoralis 108, subsp. megastachys
108, (v.c. 25, 29) 153, subsp. pruinosa 108,
subsp. rubra 108, subsp. scotica 108; tenuifo-
lia 108; trachyphylla 108; vivipara 107, 108,
(v.c. 50) 153, (v.c. 83) 294

310 INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19

x Festulolium braunii (v.c. 69) 294; holmbergii
(v.c. 99) 294

Filipendula ulmaria 135

Fisher, J.— A colour guide to rare wild flowers (Bk
Rev.) 43-44

Foley, M. J. Y. — Orobanche reticulata Wallr.
populations in Yorkshire (north-east Eng-
land) 247-257

Foley, M. J. Y. — The current distribution and
abundance of Orchis ustulata L. (Orchida-
ceae) in the British Isles — an updated summ-
ary 121-126

Foley, M. J. Y. — Rev. of The Orchid book: a
guide to the identification of cultivated orchid
species 297-298

Frangula alnus 236

Fraxinus excelsior 189, 234-236, 269

Fuchsia 160

Fucus vesiculosus 272

Fumaria 156, 157; bastardii (v.c. 67) 142; martinii
157; muralis 157, subsp. boraei 157, subsp.
boroei i57; parviflora 156; reuteri 157

Gagea bohemica 165

Galactites tomentosa 207

Galeopsis bifida 135

Galium aparine 236; cruciata 135; mollugo 135,
162; mollugo X verum (v.c. 93) 150; odora-
tum 135, 235, 236; pumilum (v.c. 12) 150;
uliginosum (v.c. 46) 150

Gardner, M. F., with E. J. Clement & S. G.
Knees — Skunkweed (Navarretia squarrosa
(Eschsch.) Hook. & Arn.) and other Pole-
moniaceae in Britain 259-263

Gaultheria mucronata (v.c. 46) 148; shallon (v.c.
44) 148

Geltman, D. V. — Urtica galeopsifolia Wierzb. ex
Opiz (Urticaceae) in Wicken Fen (E. Eng-
land) 127-129

Genista hispanica 175, subsp. occidentalis 175

Gentianella amarella 299

Geranium 302; columbinum 114; dissectum 135;
endressii X versicolor 173; lucidum 135; mac-
rorrhizum 173, (v.c. 77) 288; X magnificum
173; molle 117; pratense 135, 299; purpureum
(v.c. 71) 288; pyrenaicum 174; robertianum
53; 236; rotundifolium 114, (v.c. 46) 144;
sanguineum 135, 173, (v.c. 46) 288

Geum 303; cv. 173; rivale 269; urbanum 135, 269

Gibbons, R. & Brough, P. — The Hamlyn photo-
graphic guide to the wild flowers of Britain
and northern Europe (Bk Rev.) 196-197

Gilbert, O. L. — Regenerating Balsam Poplar
(Populus candicans Ait.) X Black Poplar (P.
nigra L.) (Salicaceae) at a site in Leeds 188—
190

Gilia 262; pungens 259, 261; squarrosa 260, 261

Glaucium flavum 269, 272

Glaux maritima 135

Glechoma hederacea 114, 135

Glyceria 109

Gnaphalium uliginosum 259

Gordon, V. — Rev. of The Hamlyn photographic
guide to the wild flowers of Britain and
northern Europe 196-197

Gornall, R. J., with A.-K. K. A. Al-Bernmani,
K. I. A. Al-Shammary & J. P. Bailey —
Contributions to a cytological catalogue of
the British and Irish flora, 3 269-271

Gornall, R. J., with P. M. Hollingsworth & J. P.
Bailey — Contributions to a cytological cata-
logue of the British and Irish flora, 2 134—
137

Green, P. S., with K. U. Kramer (eds) — The
families and genera of flowering plants. Vol.
1. The ferns and gymnosperms (Bk Rev.) 44—
45

Grenfell, Adrian Leonard (1939-1991) (Obit.)
165-166

Groenhof, A. C., with M. C. F. Proctor — Perox-
idase isoenyzme and morphological variation
in Sorbus L. in South Wales and adjacent
areas, with particular reference to S. por-
rigentiformis E. F. Warb. 21-37

Gunn, A. S. - Rev. of Biology of plants (Sth ed.)
197-198

Gymnocarpium dryopteris 4, (map) 14, 299;
robertianum 4, (map) 14

Hackney, P. (ed.) — Stewart and Corry’s flora of
the north-east of Ireland (3rd ed.) (Bk Rev.)
298-299

Halimione portulacoides 272

Hammarbya paludosa 66, 157

Harmes, P. A. & Spiers, A. — Polygonum mariti-
mum L. in East Sussex (v.c. 14) 271-273

Hartl, H., Kniely, G., Leute, G. H., Niklfeld, H.
& Perko, M. — Verbreitungsatlas das Farn-
und Bliitenpflanzen Kdrntens (Bk Rev.) 299

Hedera 182; colchica (v.c. 6, 43) 288; helix 235,
236, subsp. hibernica (v.c. 77) 147, var. helix
84, var. hibernica 84; hibernica 114

Hedge, I. C. — Rev. of Verbreitungsatlas das Farn-
und Bltitenpflanzen Kdrntens 299

Helianthemum 184; canum 71; nummularium 97,
184

Hemerocallis 173

Henderson, D. M. — A new spiral variant of
Juncus effusus L. (Juncaceae) 133-134

Heracleum mantegazzianum 176, 239; sphondyl-
lum 135, 236

Herniaria glabra 174, 176, (v.c. 77) 143

Hieracium 40, 47, 76, 90, 141, 162, 172, 279, 297;
auricula 187; britanniciforme (v.c. 100) 291;
caesiomurorum (v.c. 93) 151, (v.c. 93) 290;
ebudicum (v.c. 102) 291; eustomum (v.c. 46)

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19 Suldh

291; floribundum 187, subsp. helveolum 187,
x floribundum 187; grandidens (v.c. 93) 151;
hebridense (v.c. 102) 291; helveolum 187;
iricum (v.c. 103) 291; lasiophyllum (v.c. 44)
151; lissolepium (v.c. 79) 290; memorabile
(v.c. 88) 151; oistophyllum (v.c. 48) 291;
orimeles (v.c. 86, 87) 291; perproquinquum
(map) 78; salticola (v.c. 41) 151; schoolbredii
(v.c. 72) 291; scoticum (v.c. 102) 291; scotos-
tictuin (v.c. 24) 291; speluncarum (v.c. 77)
151; stewartii (v.c. 93) 290; silvaticoides (v.c.
89) 291; vagum (v.c. 41) 151; vennicontium
(v.c. 86, 87, 102) 291

Hill, M. O., with M. G. Le Duc & T. H. Sparks —
A method for predicting the probability of
species Occurrence using data from systema-
tic surveys 97-105

Hipkin, C. R. — Host range and specificity of
Orobanche minor Sm. on Crymlyn Burrows
113-120

Hippophae rhamnoides 173

Hippuris vulgaris 135

Hirschfeldia incana 48, 119, (v.c. 50, 59) 142, (v.c.
42, 71) 283

Hoitzia squarrosa 259

Holcus 303

Hollingsworth, P. M., Gornall, R. J. & Bailey, J.
P. — Contributions to a cytological catalogue
of the British and Irish flora, 2 134-137

Holsinger, K. E., with D. A. Falk (eds) — Genetics
and conservation of rare plants (Bk Rev.)
195-196

Honkenya peploides 114, 272

Hood, I. A. — An illustrated guide to fungi on
wood in New Zealand (Bk Rev.) 300

Hordeum jubatum (v.c. 49) 154; secalinum 303,
(v.c. 73) 154, (v.c. 46) 295; vulgare 76, (map)
81, 301

Hornungia petraea 71

Hosta 173, 175; cf. nakaiana 175

Huperzia selago 4, (map) 14

Hutchinson, G. & Thomas, B. A. — Distribution
of Pteridophyta in Wales 1-19

Hyacinthoides hispanica (map) 83, 84; hispanica
xX non-scripta 84; non-scripta 90, 91, 97, 99,
101, (map) 102-103, 104, 235, 236; non-
scripta X hispanica (v.c. 50) 295

Hydrocotyle vulgaris 135, 269

Hymenophyllum tunbrigense 4, (map) 14, 299;
wilsonii 1, 4, (map) 14

Hypericum androsaemum 269; elodes 269; hirsu-
tum 136; maculatum subsp. obtusiusculum
(v.c. 81) 281; perforatum 136; pulchrum (v.c.
75) 282

Hypochoeris maculata 71; radicata 113, 115-119

Hyssopus officinalis 173

Ilex X altaclerensis (v.c. 46) 287; aquifolium 235,
236; aquifolium X perado (v.c. 46) 287

Impatiens glandulifera 84

Iris sibirica (v.c. 77) 295; versicolor (v.c. 70) 152,
(v.c. 6) 295

Isoetes 162; echinospora 4, (map) 14; lacustris 4,
(map) 15

Isolepis cernua (v.c. 47) 153, (v.c. 70) 293

Jalas, J. & Suominen, J. (eds) — Atlas Florae
Europaeae: Distribution of vascular plants in
Europe. Vol. 9. Paeonaceae to Capparaceae
(Bk Rev.) 156-157

James, T. J. — Rev. of The wild flowers of Luton
155-156

Jenkinson, M. N. — Wild orchids of Dorset (Bk
Rev.) 157-158

Jermy, A. C. — Rev. of The Chelsea gardener:
Philip Miller 1691-1771 158

Johns, R. J. — Rev. of The families and genera of
flowering plants. Vol. 1. The ferns and gym-
nosperms 44-45

Juncus 133, 152; articulatus X acutiflorus (v.c. 80)
292; bulbosus 76, subsp. bulbosus (map) 82,
subsp. kochii (map) 82; castaneus 84; com-
pressus (v.c. 35, 58) 151; conglomeratus 276;
effusus L. (Juncaceae), A new spiral variant
of, 133-134, 275-277, L. forma spiralis (J.
McNab) Hegi) (Juncaceae) in Ireland and
Britain, Corkscrew Rush, 275-278, (drg)
276, L. var. suberectus D. M. Henderson,
var. nov. 134, var. spiralis 275-277, ‘Spiralis’
133, var. suberectus 277; filiformis (v.c. 59)
152; foliosus (v.c. 99) 292; X surrejanus (v.c.
80) 292; tenuis (v.c. 67) 151

Juniperus communis 84

Keeney, E. B. — The botanizers. Amateur scient-
ists in nineteenth-century America (Bk Rev.)
300-301

Kent, D. H. — List of vascular plants of the British
Isles (Bk Rev.) 301-302

Kertland, Mary Patricia Happer (1902-1991)
(Obit.) 64-65

Kickxia elatine 186, 270

Knautia 248

Knees, S. G., with E. J. Clement & M. F.
Gardner — Skunkweed (Navarretia squarrosa
(Eschsch.) Hook. & Arn.) and other Pole-
moniaceae in Britain 259-263

Kniely, G., with H. Hartl, G. H. Leute, H.
Niklfeld & M. Perko — Verbreitungsatlas das
Farn- und Bliitenpflanzen Kdrntens (Bk
Rev.) 299

Koeleria macrantha 185, (v.c. 44, 48) 154, (v.c.
75) 294

Kramer, K. U. & Green, P. S. (eds) — The
families and genera of flowering plants. Vol.
1. The ferns and gymnosperms (Bk Rev.) 44—
45

B12

Kubitzki, K. (ed.) — The families and genera of
flowering plants (Bk Rev.) 44-45

Laburnum alpinum (v.c. 70) 144, (v.c. 44) 287

Lactuca serriola (v.c. 58) 151, (v.c. 44, 46) 290

Lagarosiphon major (map) 74, 76, (v.c. 39) 151

Lamiastrum galeobdolon 235, 236, subsp. argen-
tatum 173, (v.c. 48, 71, 80) 289, subsp.
galeobdolon 173

Lamium album 270

Lathraea squamaria 241

Lathyrus grandiflorus (v.c. 58) 286; nissolia 136,
(v.c. 46, 59) 144, (v.c. 42, 58) 286; pratensis
118; tuberosus 118, (v.c. 58) 286

Laurus nobilis 157

Lavatera arborea (v.c. 50) 144

Le Duc, M. G., Hill, M. O. & Sparks, T. H.-A
method for predicting the probability of spe-
cies occurrence using data from systematic
surveys 97-105

Le Rougetel, H. — The Chelsea gardener: Philip
Miller 1691-1771 (Bk Rev.) 158

Ledum 162

Leersia oryzoides 86

Lemna gibba 270, (v.c. 44) 152; minor 270;
minuta (v.c. 44) 152, (v.c. 46) 292; trisulca
(v.c. 78) 292

Leontodon autumnalis 115; saxatilis (v.c. 98) 290;
taraxacoides 116, 117

Lepidium 48; draba 48, (v.c. 81) 283, subsp.
chalepense (v.c. 6, 29) 283; heterophyllum
(v.c. 26) 142, (v.c. 28) 282; ruderale (v.c. 70)
283; virginicum 173

Leucanthemella serotina (v.c. 25) 292

Leucanthemum X superbum 173

Leucojum aestivum 44

Leute, G. H., with H. Hartl, G. Kniely, H.
Niklfeld & M. Perko — Verbreitungsatlas das
Farn- und Bliitenpflanzen Kdrntens (Bk
Rev.) 299

Ligustrum ovalifolium 174; vulgare 270

Limonium britannicum subsp. celticum (v.c. 69)
281; subsp. celticum var. pharense 136

Limosella aquatica (v.c. 75, 93) 149

Linaria dalmatica (v.c. 64) 149; purpurea (v.c. 75)
289

Linington, S. H. — Rev. of Genetics and conser-
vation of rare plants 195-196

Linton, W. D. — Obit. of Mary Patricia Happer
Kertland (1902-1991) 64-65

Linum usitatissimum 174

Listera cordata (v.c. 46) 152

Lithospermum officinale 270

Littorella uniflora 270

Lloydia serotina 65

Lobularia maritima (v.c. 50) 142

Lolium 303; X boucheanum (v.c. 2) 294; multi-
florum X perenne (v.c. 38) 153; perenne 303;
perenne X multiflorum (v.c. 2) 294

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19

Lotus corniculatus 114, 116-119, 136; peduncula-
tus 270; subbiflorus 186

Ludwigia palustris (v.c. 14) 147

Lunaria annua (map) 80

Lupinus arboreus (v.c. 75) 144

Luzula, 303; arcuata 84; pilosa 136, 270

Lychnis chalcedonica (v.c. 35) 143; coronaria 173,
(v.c. 51) 281

Lycopodiella inundata 4, (map) 15

Lycopodium annotinum 4, (map) 15; clavatum 4,
(map) 15

Lycopus europaeus 136

Lysichiton americanus (v.c. 46) 152, (v.c. 99) 292

Lysimachia ciliata (v.c. 98) 283; nemorum 136;
nummularia 270; punctata 174, 178, (v.c. 79)
148; terrestris 301; vulgaris 170, 270

Lythrum portula 136; salicaria cv. 173, 174

Macpherson, P. — Presidential Address, 1992.
Colonisation of the Glasgow Garden Festival
site three years on: implications for recording
169-179

Mahonia aquifolium 157, (v.c. 77) 280

Malus domestica 84, (map) 89, 189; sylvestris 84,
(map) 88

Malva alcea (v.c. 41) 282; moschata (v.c. 98) 282;
neglecta (v.c. 75) 143; pusilla (v.c. 28) 282;
sylvestris 270

Mandaville, J. P. — Flora of eastern Saudi Arabia
(Bk Rev.) 45—46

Margetts, L. J. & Spurgin, K. L. — The Cornish
flora supplement 1981-1990 (Bk Rev.) 46-47

Marrubium vulgare 270, (v.c. 44) 289

Matricaria 114; discoidea 178

Matteuccia struthiopteris 4, (map) 15

Matthiola sinuata 117

McAllister, H. A. — Rev. of Recovery; a proposed
programme for Britain’s protected species 51

McClintock, D. — Obit. of Joselyn Mary Lewis
Russell (1905-1992) 201-203

McClintock, D. — Obit. of John Alfred Codring-
ton (1898-1991) 53-54

Medicago arabica 114; lupulina 114, 118, 157,
270; sativa 175, subsp. falcata 118, (v.c. 50)
287, subsp. sativa 136

Meikle, R. D., with R. K. Brummitt — The correct
Latin names for the Primrose and the Oxlip,
Primula vulgaris Hudson and P. elatior (L.)
Hill 181-184

Melampyrum pratense (v.c. 29) 149

Melica 109; uniflora 236

Melilotus alba 118; indicus 174, (v.c. 12) 144;
officinalis 118

Melissa officinalis 173

Melittis melissophyllum 44

Mentha suaveolens (v.c. 59) 289; x villosa 173;
villosonervata 175

Menyanthes trifoliata 270

Mercurialis perennis 235, 236, 243

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19

Merinthosorus 45

Milium effusum ‘Aureum’ 53

Mill, R. R. — Rev. of Fern names and their
meanings. A glossary for the fern grower and
collector 156

Mimulus cupreus X luteus X guttatus (v.c. 41)
149; cupreus X luteus X variegatus 174;
moschatus (v.c. 98) 289

Moenchia erecta (v.c. 41, 44) 280

Molinia 153; caerulea 76, 282, subsp. arundinacea
(v.c. 58) 153

Monotropa hypopitys subsp. hypophega (v.c. 58)
283

x Montbretia aureo-pottsii 267

Montbretia crocosimiiflora?, Who was the author
of, 265-267

Montia 163; fontana 207, subsp. minor (v.c. 81)
143

Moore, D. M. — Rev. of The correspondence of
Charles Darwin. Vol. 7. 1858-1859 195

Moore, P. D. — Rev. of The northwest European
pollen flora. Vol. 6 160-161

Mullin, J. M. — Kew Green and riverside, Surrey
(v.c. 17) (1992) (Fld Mtg Rpt) 207

Mullin, J. M., with R. J. Pankhurst — Flora of the
Outer Hebrides (Bk Rev.) 47-48

Muscari neglectum (v.c. 70) 151

Muscott, J. — Rev. of Wild Plants of Glasgow.
Conservation in the city and countryside 155

Myosotis ramosissima (v.c. 73) 288; stolonifera
270, (v.c. 63, 80) 149; sylvatica 136

Myosoton aquaticum 174

Myrica gale 270

Myriophyllum alterniflorum (v.c. 61) 147, (v.c.
24) 287; aquaticum (v.c. 28, 44) 147, (v.c. 29)
287; spicatum 84

Narcissus pseudonarcissus cv. 173; tazeta 173

Narthecium ossifragum 158

Nasturtium 86

Navarretia 259, 262; pungens 260; squarrosa
(Eschsch.) Hook. & Arn.) and other Pole-
moniaceae in Britain, Skunkweed), 259-263,
(drg) 260

Nelson, E. C. — Corkscrew Rush (Juncus effusus
L. forma spiralis (J. McNab) Hegi) (Junca-
ceae) in Ireland and Britain 275-278

Nelson, E. C. — White-blossomed Pinguicula
grandifiora Lam. (Lentibulariaceae) in The
Burren, County Clare, Ireland 273-275

Nelson, E. C. — Who was the author of Montbretia
crocosmiiflora? 265-267

Nelson, E. C. — Shamrock, botany and history of
an Irish myth (Bk Rev.) 158-159

Nelson, E. C. & Walsh, W. — The Burren. A
companion to the wildflowers of an Irish
limestone wilderness (Bk Rev.) 159-160

Nepeta cataria 270; X faassenii 173, (v.c. 50) 289;
racemosa X nepetella (v.c. 50) 289

313

Nephrolepis 45

Nicotiana cv. 114

Niklfeld, H., with H. Hartl, G. Kniely, G. H.
Leute & M. Perko — Verbreitungsatlas das
Farn- und Bltitenpflanzen Kdrntens (Bk
Rev.) 299

Nuphar pumila (v.c. 73) 280

Nymphoides peltata 169, 270, (v.c. 69, 98) 148,
(v.c. 46) 288

Obituaries 53-66, 165-168, 201-203

Odontites vernus subsp. serotinus 162

Oenanthe aquatica 84; crocata 136, 207, 270;
lachenalii 136

Oenothera 162; biennis X glazioviana 174; cam-
brica 117; fallax (v.c. 25, 46) 287; glazioviana
x biennis (v.c. 38) 147

Olea 161

Olearia macrodonta 114

Omphalodes verna (v.c. 71) 288

Onobrychis viciifolia 114, (v.c. 70) 144

Onoclea sensibilis 4, (map) 15, 175

Ononis repens 114, 116-118, subsp. repens 270;
spinosa 174

Ophioglossum azoricum 3, 4, (map) 16; vulgatum
4, (map) 16

Ophrys sphegodes (v.c. 26) 152

Orchis morio 71, 121; ustulata L. (Orchidaceae)
in the British Isles — an updated summary,
The current distribution and abundance of,
121-126, var. aestivalis 121

Oreopteris limbosperma 4, (map) 16

Origanum vulgare 172

Ornithopus perpusillus 185, 207; pinnatus 44

Orobanche 39, 116, 247-251;alba Steph. ex
Willd. in Fife (v.c. 85) 39-40, (v.c. 17) 149;
amethystea 115; elatior 248, 250; eu-minor
256; loricata 113; major 39, 249-251, 255;
maritima 113, 115, 116; minor Sm. on Crym-
lyn Burrows, Host range and specificity of,
113-120, 247-251, 256, var. compositarum
113, 115, var. flava 113, var. maritima 113,
var. minor 113, 116-119; procera 248, 249;
purpurea (v.c. 26, 45) 149, (v.c. 9, 17) 290;
rapum-genistae 248-250; reticulata Wallr.
populations in Yorkshire (north-east Eng-
land) 247-257, (map) 252, (map) 253, f.
procera 248, var. pallidifiora 251, var. pro-
cera 248; reticulata X minor 255; rubra 39,
40, 256

Osmunda regalis 4, (map) 16

Oxalis acetoseila 159, 270; exilis (v.c. 46) 144,
(v.c. 26) 288; pes-caprae 44; stricta (v.c. 46)
144

Pankhurst, R. J. & Mullin, J. M. — Flora of the
Outer Hebrides (Bk Rev.) 47-48

Papaver 156; dubium subsp. lecogqii (v.c. 44) 142;
hybridum 157, orientale (v.c. 73) 280

314 INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19

Parahebe catarrhactae 114

Parapholis strigosa 272

Parietaria judaica 136, 270

Paris quadrifolia 136

Parnassia palustris 57

Pastinaca sativa 114, 117

Paton, J. A. — Rev. of The Cornish flora supple-
ment 1981-1990 46-47

Pedicularis sylvatica subsp. sylvatica 136

Pelargonium spp. 114

Perko, M., with H. Hartl, G. Kniely, G. H. Leute
& H. Niklfeld — Verbreitungsatlas das Farn-
und Bltitenpflanzen Kdrntens (Bk Rev.) 299

Perring, F. H. — Rev. of Atlas Florae Europaeae:
Distribution of vascular plants in Europe.
Vol. 9. Paeonaceae to Capparaceae 156-157

Persicaria amphibia 270; amplexicaulis (v.c. 64)
148; (v.c. 39) 281; bistorta 270; campanulata
(v.c. 48) 148; xX intercedens (v.c. 30) 281;
lapathifolia (v.c. 80) 281; maculosa 270;
maculosa X hydropiper (v.c. 30) 281; minor
(v.c. 44, 58, 75) 148, (v.c. 44, 67) 281

Petasites hybridus 270; japonicus (v.c. 2, 49, 79)
150;.@v:c275) 292

Phacelia tanacetifolia (v.c. 41) 148

Phalaris arundinacea 86, var. picta 173; canarien-
sis 174

Phegopteris connectilis 1, 4, (map) 16

Phillyrea 161

Phleum arenarium 117, 136; phleoides (v.c. 25)
154

Phlomis russeliana (v.c. 70) 150

Phlox 262; drummondii 262; paniculata 262; sub-
ulata 262

Phragmites 128, 153; australis 293

Phytolacca acinosa 207

Picris echioides 115

Pilosella 297; caespitosa 187, 188; floribunda 187;
x floribunda (Wimmer & Grab.) Arvet-
Touvet (Asteraceae) in the British Isles 187-
188; lactucella 187, subsp. helveola 187; offi-
cinarum 162

Pilularia globulifera 4, (map) 16, (v.c. 108) 279

Pimpinella saxifraga 270

Pinguicula grandiflora Lam. (Lentibulariaceae)
in The Burren, County Clare, Ireland,
White-blossomed, 273-275, Lam. forma
chionoptera E. C. Nelson forma nov. 274, f.
pallida 274, subsp. rosea 274, subvar. albes-
cens 274, var. albescens 274; lusitanica 136

Plagiobothrys scouleri 259, 261

Plant Records 141-154, 279-295

Plantago arenaria (v.c. 4) 289; coronopus 114,
(v.c. 43) 150; lanceolata 116, 117, 136; major
114, subsp. intermedia (v.c. 35) 150; mari-
tima 84, (map) 87, 114; media 136

Poa angustifolia (v.c. 2) 153, (v.c. 69, 70, 75, 83,
99) 294; annua 51, 189; humilis 162, 303;
pratensis 303; subcaerulea 162, 303

Polemoniaceae (key) 262

Polemonium 262; caeruleum 114, 262

Poly Enterprises Plymouth Ltd - FLORA: The
computerised key to 786 species of British
wild plants, version 1.10 (Comp. Key Rev.)
199-200

Polycarpon tetraphyllum (v.c. 9) 143

Polygonum 76; arenastrum (v.c. 75) 148; bistorta
‘Superbum’ 173; boreale (v.c. 73, 103) 281;
maritimum L. in East Sussex (v.c. 14) 271-
273, (v.c. 14) 281; nodosum (map) 75, 76;
oxyspermum subsp. raii (v.c. 28) 148, 272;
rurivagum (v.c. 25) 147; viviparum 65, 84

Polypodium 1, 3; cambricum 4, (map) 17; cambri-
cum X interjectum 4, (map) 17, (v.c. 14) 141;
cambricum X vulgare 4, (map) 17; x font-
queri 3, 4, (map) 17; interjectum 4, (map) 17,
(v.c. 64) 279; interjectum X vulgare 4, (map)
17; X mantoniae 3, 4, (map) 17, (v.c. 64, 75)
279; X shivasiae 3, 4, (map) 17; vulgare 2-5,
(map) 17, (map) 18; vulgare Xx interjectum
(v.c. 64, 75) 279

Polypogon viridis (v.c. 52) 154

Polystichum 1; aculeatum 5, (map) 18, 270; acu-
leatum X setiferum 5, (map) 18; x bicknellii
5, (map) 18; lonchitis 5, (map) 18, 66; seti-
ferum 5, (map) 18, (v.c. 59) 279

Populus 76; balsamifera 188; X canadensis 161; X
canadensis ‘Serotina’ X candicans 190; xX
canadensis ‘Serotina’ X ‘Marilandica’ 190;
candicans Ait.) X Black Poplar (P. nigra L.)
(Salicaceae) at a site in Leeds, Regenerating
Balsam Poplar, 188-190; (deltoides 188;
nigra L.) (Salicaceae) at a site in Leeds,
Regenerating Balsam Poplar (Populus can-
dicans Ait.) X Black Poplar, 188-190, subsp.
betulifolia 270

Potamogeton 47, 162; X cooperi (v.c. 70) 292;
filiformis X pectinatus (v.c. 85) 292; friesii
(v.c. 80) 151; lucens X perfoliatus (v.c. 28)
292; perfoliatus X crispus (v.c. 70) 292; x
salicifolius (v.c. 28) 292; X suecicus 254, (v.c.
85) 292; trichoides (v.c. 12, 36) 151

Potentilla erecta 172; erecta X reptans (v.c. 73)
285; fruticosa hyb. 173; X italica (v.c. 73)
285; micrantha 196; palustris 270, (v.c. 5)
285; recta 174, (v.c. 77) 145; sterilis 196, (v.c.
93) 145

Prelli, R. & Boudrie, M. — Atlas écologique des
fougeéres et plantes alliéees — illustration et
répartition des Ptéridophytes de France (Bk
Rev.) 302

Press, J. R. — Bob Press’s field guide to the trees of
Britain and Europe (Bk Rev.) 197

Primavesi, A. L. — The Rosa herbarium of A. H.
Wolley-Dod 137-139

Primula 182, 183; acaulis 181-184; elatior 136,
(L.) Hill, The correct Latin names for the
Primrose and the Oxlip, Primula vulgaris

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19 315

Hudson and, 181-184, (v.c. 24) 283; x elatior
183; farinosa 184; officinalis 184; veris 136,
181, 270, (v.c. 73) 283, var. acaulis 181, 183,
var. elatior 181, 184, var. officinalis 181; veris
x vulgaris 183; vulgaris Hudson and P.
elatior (L.) Hill, The correct Latin names for
the Primrose and the Oxlip, 181-184

Proctor, M. C. F. & Groenhof, A. C. — Perox-
idase isoenzyme and morphological variation
in Sorbus L. in South Wales and adjacent
areas, with particular reference to S. por-
rigentiformis E. F. Warb. 21-37

Prunella vulgaris 136, 270

Prunus avium 235, 236; cerasifera (v.c. 49) 286;
laurocerasus (v.c. 12) 146, (v.c. 49) 286;
serotina (v.c. 26) 286

Pseudofumaria 157

Pteridium aquilinum 5, (map) 18

Puccinellia distans (v.c. 48) 153, (v.c. 50, 80) 294;
rupestris (v.c. 2) 153

Pulicaria dysenterica 136, (v.c. 99) 150

Pulmonaria officinalis 173

Punt, W. & Blackmore, S. (eds) — The northwest
European pollen flora. Vol. 6 (Bk Rev.) 160—
161

Pyrola rotundifolia (v.c. 93) 283

Quercus 236; petraea 136; robur 136, 234

Radiola linoides 136

Ranunculus acris 161; aquatilis xX trichophyllus
(v.c. 50) 142; arvensis 90; auricomus 136;
bulbosus 136; ficaria 90, 235, 236, subsp.
bulbifer 207; flammula subsp. flammula 136,
270; fluitans X peltatus (v.c. 68) 142; lingua
172, (v.c. 98) 142; omiophyllus 136, 162;
paludosus 202; parviflorus (v.c. 35) 142, (v.c.
24) 280; penicillatus subsp. pseudofluitans
var. pseudofluitans (v.c. 77) 142, subsp. pseu-
dofluitans var. vertumnus 270; reptans (v.c.
98) 280; sardous (v.c. 46) 142; sceleratus 136

Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. maritimus 272

Raven, P. H., Evert, R. F. & Eichhorn, S. E. —
Biology of plants (Sth ed.) (Bk. Rev.) 197-
198

Reports 67—71, 205-207

Reseda lutea (v.c. 93) 283

Reveal, J. L. — Re-establishment of a discarded
name in Crepis L. (Asteraceae) 40-41

Rhamnus 182; cathartica 136, 236

Rhinanthus 76; angustifolius (v.c. 35) 290; minor
162, subsp. minor (map) 78

Rhus hirta (v.c. 70) 144

Rhynchospora fusca (v.c. 108) 203

Ribes 182; alpinum 182; nigrum 136, 182, 270;
odoratum (v.c. 77) 147; rubrum 182, 270;
sanguineum (map) 80, 173, (v.c. 49) 147,
(v.c. 98) 283; uva-crispa 136

Riccia 161

Rich, T. C. G. & Baecker, M. — Additional
records of Sorbus lancastriensis E. F. War-
burg (Rosaceae) 139-140

Rich, T. C. G. & Woodruff, E. R. — Recording
bias in botanical surveys 73-95

Rich, T. C. G., with A. J. Showler — Cardamine
bulbifera (L.) Crantz (Cruciferae) in the
British Isles 231-245

Rich, T. C. G. — Rev. of British plant communi-
ties. Vol. 3. Grassland and montane com-
munities 302-303

Rich, T. C. G. — Crucifers of Great Britain and
Ireland. B.S.B.I. Handbook No. 6 (Bk Rev.)
48-49

Roberts, Evan (1906-1991) (Obit.) 65-66

Roberts, R. H. — Obit. of Evan Roberts (1906—
1991) 65-66

Robinia pseudoacacia 173

Rodwell, J. S. (ed.) — British plant communities.
Vol 1. Woodlands and scrub (Bk Rev.) 49-50

Rodwell, J. S. (ed.) — British plant communities.
Vol. 2. Mires and heaths (Bk Rev.) 198-199

Rodwell, J. S. (ed.) — British plant communities.
Vol. 3. Grassland and montane communities
(Bk Rev.) 302-303

Roper, P. — The distribution of the Wild Service
Tree, Sorbus torminalis (L.) Crantz, in the
British Isles 209-229

Rorippa 48; amphibia (v.c. 44) 142; X armoraci-
oides 162; austriaca X sylvestris (v.c. 58) 142;
x hungarica 162; islandica (v.c. 46) 142;
sylvestris (v.c. 93) 282

Rosa 47; agrestis 138, (v.c. 11) 146; agrestis x
micrantha (v.c. 11) 146; andegavensis (v.c.
29, 35) 285; arvensis 271; arvensis X canina
(v.c. 29, 46) 285; arvensis X stylosa (v.c. 29)
285; caesia subsp. glauca (v.c. 50) 145, (v.c.
35) 286; caesia subsp. glauca X canina (v.c.
29, 46) 145; canina X caesia subsp. caesia
(v.c. 46) 285; canina X caesia subsp. glauca
(v.c. 28, 35, 47) 285; canina X micrantha
(v.c. 48) 146; canina X obtusifolia (v.c. 29)
286; canina X rubiginosa (v.c. 64) 146, (v.c.
29) 286; canina X stylosa (v.c. 46) 145; X
dumalis (v.c. 28, 35, 46, 47) 285; x dume-
torum (v.c. 29) 286; elliptica 138; herbarium
of A. H. Wolley-Dod, The, 137-139; ‘Hol-
landica’ (v.c. 46) 285; micrantha 138, (v.c.
69) 146; mollis X sherardii (v.c. 46) 146; X
nitidula (v.c. 29) 286; obtusifolia (v.c. 46)
146; pimpinellifolia (v.c. 29) 285; X pseudo-
rusticana (v.c. 29) 285; rubiginosa 138;
rugosa 174; sherardii (v.c. 9) 286; sherardii X
micrantha (v.c. 46) 286; stylosa (v.c. 35) 285;
stylosa X canina (v.c. 29, 35) 285; stylosa X
obtusifolia (v.c. 29) 285; X suberectiformis
(v.c. 46) 286; tomentosa (v.c. 35) 286; tomen-
tosa X sherardii (v.c. 46) 286; X verticillacan-
tha (v.c. 29, 46) 285

316 INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19

Rubus 47, 76, 131-133;.141, 162, 235; 236,.279;
Series Vestiti 133; adscitus 132; arrheniformis
(v.c. 12, 22) 145; albionis (v.c. 12) 145;
anisacanthos (v.c. 27) 285; armeniacus (v.c.
98) 284; bloxamii (Bab.) Lees (Rosaceae)
with red styles 131, 133, (v.c. 42) 285, var.
bloxamii 131, (Bab.) Lees var. multifidus
(Boulay & Malbranche ex Corbiére) D. E.
Ailen, comb. et stat. nov. 131; bloxamii X
vestitus 133; boraeanus 132; briggsianus (v.c.
5) 284; britannicus (v.c. 29) 145, (v.c. 11, 27)
285; chamaemorus 136; cinerosiformis (v.c.
9) 145; cissburiensis (v.c. 4) 145; cockburnia-
nus 174; corbieri Boulay (Rosaceae) in the
British Isles 131-133; crudelis (v.c. 11) 145,
(v.c. 27) 284; curvispinosus (v.c. 21) 284;
fuscus subsp. retrodentatus 133; glanduliger
(v.c. 11) 145; hylocharis (v.c. 11) 285; hylo-
philus (v.c. 11) 284; laciniatus (v.c. 4) 284;
leucostachys (v.c. 25, 27) 284; macrophyl-
loides 132; menkei 133, microgene multifidus
131, subsp. multifidus 131; metalliorum 47;
mucronatoides (v.c. 42) 284; multifidus 131,
133; nemorosus (v.c. 42) 285; pampinosus
(v.c. 12) 145; parviflorus (v.c. 50) 284; phoe-
nicolasius 173, (v.c. 4, 77) 284; polyanthemus
(v.c. 75) 284; procerus (v.c. 81) 145; rilstonei
(v.c. 9) 145; schlechtendalii 132; septentriona-
lis (v.c. 11, 75) 284; silvaticus (v.c. 12) 145;
ulmifolius (v.c. 75) 284; vestitus (map) 74, 76

Rumex 76, 162, 200; acetosa subsp. biformis (v.c.
46) 148; acetosella 192, 207, var. tenuifolius
174; conglomeratus X pulcher (v.c. 2) 148;
crispus subsp. littoreus (v.c. 58, 98) 282,
subsp. littoreus xX pulcher (v.c. 25) 281;
crispus X obtusifolius (v.c. 50) 148, (v.c. 103)
281; hydrolapathum 172; obtusifolius subsp.
transiens 271, var. transiens 172; palustris
(v.c. 24) 281; X pratensis (v.c. 103) 281;
pseudopulcher (v.c. 25) 281; pulcher 186, 207

Ruppia 90; cirrhosa (v.c. 69) 151; maritima 271

Russell, Jocelyn Mary Lewis (1905-1992) (Obit.)
201-203

Salicornia 90; dolichostachya (v.c. 44) 143; euro-
paea 90, 91; fragilis (v.c. 6) 280; obscura (v.c.
6) 280; perennis 47

Salix 76, 128, 200; alba x fragilis 174, (v.c. 77)
148; alba X pentandra (v.c. 59) 148; aurita x
phylicifolia (v.c. 83) 282; caprea 189; caprea
x aurita (v.c. 46) 282; X capreola (v.c. 46)
282; daphnoides (v.c. 44) 282; discolor 174;
eriocephala (v.c. 46) 282; fragilis X alba (v.c.
47) 282; x fruticosa (v.c. 47) 282; X ludifi-
cans (v.c. 83) 282; purpurea (v.c. 35) 148; x
rubens (v.c. 47) 282; viminalis 271; viminalis
x aurita (v.c. 47) 282

Salsola 162; kali 136

Salvia verbenaca 114, (v.c. 75) 289

Sambucus nigra 136, 189

Samolus valerandi 271, (v.c. 24) 283

Sandford, M. — The orchids of Suffolk: an atlas
and history (Bk. Rev.) 50

Sanguisorba minor subsp. minor 136, 271, subsp.
muricata (v.c. 44, 50) 145; officinalis 136

Sanicula europea 137, 271 |

Santolina chamaecyparissus (v.c. 41) 291, subsp.
tomentosa 291

Saponaria ocymoides (v.c. 28) 281

Sasa palmata (v.c. 83) 293

Saxifraga granulata 207; hirsuta X spathularis
(v.c. 77) 147; oppositifolia 65, 66; paniculata
173

Scabiosa 248; columbaria 137

Scandix pecten-veneris 90

Schoenoplectus lacustris 170

Schoenus nigricans 198, (v.c. 81) 153

Scilla 86, 303; autumnalis 86; verna 71, 86

Scirpus 301; sylvaticus 271; tabernaemontani (v.c.
108) 293-

Scrophularia auriculata (v.c. 71) 149; nodosa 137

Sedum acre 117; album 146; forsterianum 271,
(v.c. 39) 146; rupestre (v.c. 98) 284; spurium
(v.c. 28) 283; telephium 137, 162, 196, subsp.
telephium (v.c. 77) 146; villosum 196

Selaginella kraussiana 5, (map) 19, 161; selagi-
noides 5, (map) 19

Sell, P. D., with R. P. Bowman — Pilosella x
floribunda (Wimmer & Grab.) Arvet-Touvet
(Asteraceae) in the British Isles 187-188

Senecio X albescens (v.c. 50, 99) 292; cineraria
173; cineraria X jacobaea (v.c. 50, 99) 292;
jacobaea 116, 117; jacobaea X aquaticus (v.c.
81) 292; x ostenfeldii (v.c. 81) 292; squalidus
117, 119, 176, 178, 189; squalidus X viscosus
(v.c. 58) 150; squalidus < vulgaris (v.c. 45)
150; sylvaticus (v.c. 111) 150; viscosus 137;
vulgaris 117

Sesleria caerulea (v.c. 57) 294

Short Notes 39-41, 131-140, 185-193, 269-278

Showler, A. J. & Rich, T. C. G. — Cardamine
bulbifera (L.) Crantz (Cruciferae) in the
British Isles 231-245

Sibthorpia europaea (v.c. 9) 289

Silene acaulis 40; latifolia x dioica (v.c. 75) 143;
vulgaris (v.c. 93) 143, subsp. vulgaris 271

Silybum marianum 173

Sinacalia tangutica 176

Sison amomum (v.c. 44) 147

Sisymbrium irio 53; loeselii (v.c. 25) 143; strictissi-
mum 53, 207

Sisyrinchium striatum 207

Sledge, William Arthur (1904-1991) (Obit.) 166—
168

Smith, S., with F. Burkhardt (eds) — The corre-
spondence of Charles Darwin. Vol. 7. 1858—
1859 (Bk Rev.) 195

Smyrnium perfoliatum 53

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19 S17

Solanum dulcamara 137

Soleirolia soleirolii 207

Solidago canadensis 175, (v.c. 50) 150; (v.c. 81)
291; gigantea 174, subsp. serotina (v.c. 38)
150

Sonchus oleraceus 27\

Sorbus L. in South Wales and adjacent areas,
with particular reference to S. porrigentifor-
mis E. F. Warb., Peroxidase isoenzyme and
morphological variation in, 21-37, 161, 162,
211, 218, 219, 222-224, 226; anglica 21-24,
(ill.) 27, aria 21, 24, 26, 32-34, 139, 218, 225;
aria X aucuparia (v.c. 59) 146; arranensis 34;
aucuparia 21, 22, 24, 225, 271; bristoliensis
21, 23, 33, 34; croceocarpa 23, (v.c. 44, 77)
146, (v.c. 47) 286; devoniensis 23, 226;
domestica 211; eminens 21-24, (ill.) 29, 32,
33, (map) 34; aff. eminens 25; graeca 21, 23,
26; 33; hibernica 21, 25, (ll.)-29, 32, 33;
lancastriensis E. F. Warburg (Rosaceae),
Additional records of, 139-140, 225; latifolia
21, 23, (v.c. 25) 286; leptophylla 21, 23, 24,
26, (ill.) 28, 33, 34; aff. leptophylla 24, (ill.)
28; leyana 21, 23, (ill.) 27, 33, 34; minima 21,
23, (ill.) 27, 33, 34; porrigentiformis E. F.
Warb., Peroxidase isoenzyme and morpho-
logical variation in Sorbus L. in South Wales
and adjacent areas, with particular reference
to, 21-37, (ill.) 30-31, (map) 35, (map) 36;
pseudofennica 34; rupicola 26, 33, 34, 139,
225, (v.c. 102) 146; torminalis 21, (L.)
Crantz, in the British Isles, The distribution
of the Wild Service Tree, 209-229, (map)
212-213; X vagensis 21, 23, 33, 218; vexans
26; wilmottiana 23, 24, 26, 33

Sparganium erectum subsp. oocarpum (v.c. 46)
295

Sparks, T. H., with M. G. Le Duc & M. O. Hill-
A method for predicting the probability of
species occurrence using data from systema-
tic surveys 97-105 .

Spartina anglica 295; maritima X alterniflora (v.c.
98) 295; X townsendii (v.c. 98) 295

Spergula marina 294

Spergularia bocconii (v.c. 15) 143; marina (v.c.
80, 81) 280; media 272; rubra 259

Sphagnum 283

Spiers, A., with P. A. Harmes — Polygonum
maritimum L. in East Sussex (v.c. 14) 27i-
213

Spiraea 173; alba (v.c. 70) 284; alba x douglasii
(v.c. 75) 284; x billardii (v.c. 75) 284; canes-
cens (v.c. 46) 284; douglasii X salicifolia 173;
x pseudosalicfolia (v.c. 29) 284; salicifolia x
douglasii (v.c. 29) 284

Spiranthes spiralis 90, 91, 137, 166

Spirodela polyrhiza 271

Spurgin, K. L., with L. J. Margetts — The Cornish
flora supplement 1981-1990 (Bk Rev.) 46-47

Stace, C. A. — New Flora of the British Isles (Bk
Rev.) 161-163

Stace, C. A., Al-Bermani, A.-K. K. A. & Wiikin-
son, M. J. — The distinction between the
Festuca ovina L. and Festuca rubra L. aggre-
gates in the British Isles 107-112

Stachys alpina 51; X ambigua (v.c. 50) 289;
arvensis 271; germanica 51; officinalis 137,
271; sylvatica X palustris (v.c. 50) 289

Stellaria holostea 137, 149; pallida 207, (v.c. 81)
143

Stevens, D. P. & Blackstock, T. H. — Sexual
dimorphism in Eriophorum vaginatum L.
(Cyperaceae) 190-192

Stipagrostis 46

Stratiotes aloides (v.c. 28) 292

Suominen, J., with J. Jalas (eds) — Atlas Florae
Europaeae: Distribution of vascular plants in
Europe. Vol. 9. Paeonaceae to Capparaceae
(Bk Rev.) 156-157

Symphoricarpos albus 173, 301; X chenaultii (v.c.
46) 290; cf. X chenaultii 173; orbicularis xX
microphyllos (v.c. 46) 290

Symphytum grandiflorum (v.c. 77) 149; tubero-
sum (v.c. 11, 59) 149, (v.c. 47) 288

Synnott, D. — Rev. of Flora of the Outer Hebrides
47-48

Synnott, D. — Rev. of Stewart and Corry’s flora of
the north-east of Ireland (3rd ed.) 298-299

Tanacetum vulgare 137

Taraxacum 35, 47, 76, 90, 162, 279; hamatiforme
302; officinale 117, 189

Taxus baccata 137, 271

Tellima grandiflora 173, (v.c. 79) 147

Teucrium botrys 51; scorodonia 137

Thalictrum aquilegiifolium (v.c. 79, 80) 142;
flavum 271, (v.c. 45) 280

Thelypteris palustris 5, (map) 19

Thomas, B. A. — Rev. of Atlas écologique des
fougéres et plantes alliées — illustration et
répartition des Ptéridophytes de France 302

Thomas, B. A., with G. Hutchinson — Dis-
tribution of Pteridophyta in Wales 1-19

Thymus 149

Thysanosoria 45

Tilia cordata 285; platyphyllos (v.c. 50) 282

Titchen, T. — Obit. of Adrian Leonard Grenfell
(1939-1991) 165-166

Tolmiea menziesii 173, (v.c. 47) 147

Torilis nodosa 186

Trachystemon orientalis (v.c. 49) 288

Tragopogn porrifolius X pratensis subsp. minor
(v.c. 25) 151; pratensis 116, 117, subsp. pra-
tensis 207

Trichomanes speciosum 3, 5, (map) 19, 299

Trientalis europaea 97, 99, 101, (map) 102-103,
104

Trifolium 115, 161, 250; arvense 114, 117, 118,

318

186; aureum 173; campestre 114; dubium 159;
fragiferum 118; hybridum 113, 114, 119, cv.
‘Alsyke’ 115, 118; incarnatum subsp. incar-
natum (v.c. 52, 80) 287; medium 114, 271;
micranthum 186; minus 159; ornithopodio-
ides (v.c. 44) 287; pratense 113-115, 118, 119,
159; repens 84, (map) 87, 90, 91, 114, 118;
striatum 186; subterraneum 207

Triglochin palustris 137

Tripleurospermum 163; inodorum 114; mariti-
mum 272; maritimum X indorum (v.c. 46)
202

Trist, P. J. O. — Corynephorus canescens (L.)
Beauv. (Poaceae) on the west coast of Scot-
land 192-193

Triticum aestivum 76

Tuberaria guttata 186

Tussilago farfara 137

Tutin, W. — Rev. of Pleistocene palaeoecology of
central Norfolk -— a study of environments
through time 163-164

Typha 295; angustifolia x latifolia (v.c. 13, 14)
152; latifolia 137, 170, 292

Ulex 250; europaeus 249; gallii 185, (v.c. 80) 287;
minor (v.c. 59) 144

Urtica 127; angustifolia 127; dioica 127-129, 236,
f. angustifolia 127, subsp. galeopsifolia 128,
var. angustifolia 127, var. pubescens 129, var.
subinermis 127; galeopsifolia Wierzb. ex
Opiz (Urticaceae) in Wicken Fen (E. Eng-
land) 127-129; pubescens 129; sondenii 128,
129

Utricularia australis (v.c. 80) 149; stygia (v.c. 98)
290

Vaccinium 301; microcarpum (v.c. 93) 283; uligi-
nosum 162

Valeriana dioica 137, 271

Valerianella carinata (v.c. 50, 81) 150; rimosa
(v.c. 27) 290

Verbascum X kerneri (v.c. 29) 289; lychnitis x
thapsus (v.c. 46) 149; nigrum 137, (v.c. 42)
149; phlomoides (v.c. 46) 149, (v.c. 38) 289;
phlomoides X thapsus (v.c. 29) 289; virgatum
(v.c. 59) 289

Verbena rigida 173

Verdcourt, B. — Obit. of John George Dony
(1899-1991) 55-61

Veronica anagallis-aquatica 271; anagallis-
aquatica X catenata (v.c. 36) 149; austriaca
subsp. teucrium (v.c. 39) 149; beccabunga
271; crista-galli (v.c. 46) 149; filiformis 84;

INDEX TO WATSONIA VOLUME 19

hederifolia 162; longifolia (v.c. 73) 289; mon-
tana 97, 99, 101, (map) 102-103, 104, 174;
officinalis 271; peregrina (v.c. 2) 289; serpylli-
folia 84, 162, subsp. serpyllifolia 137

Vicia cracca 118; faba 114; lathyroides (v.c. 1)
144; orobus (v.c. 75) 286; sativa 118, subsp.
segetalis (v.c. 77) 144; sepium 137; sylvatica
(v.c. 12) 144; villosa 172, (v.c. 12) 144

Vinca 182; major 173

Viola canina 76, (map) 83, 84, 117, (v.c. 83) 282;
canina X riviniana (v.c. 75) 143; cornuta (v.c.
77) 143; X intersita (v.c. 73) 282; lactea 186;
lutea cv. 173; palustris subsp. juressii (v.c. 47)
143; reichenbachiana X riviniana (v.c. 44)
143; riviniana 84; riviniana X canina (v.c. 73)
282; tricolor subsp. curtisii 117; X wittrock-
iana (v.c. 71) 282

Viscum album 90, 91

Vitis vinifera (v.c. 46) 287

Vulpia ciliata subsp. ambigua (v.c. 48) 153; fasci-
culata 117; unilateralis (v.c. 9) 294

Wahlenbergia hederacea 137

Walsh, W., with E. C. Nelson — The Burren. A
companion to the wildflowers of an Irish
limestone wilderness (Bk Rev.) 159-160

Watson, M. F. — Rev. of FLORA: The computer-
ised key to 786 species of British wild plants,
version 1.10 199-200

Weingaertneria canescens 192

West, R. G. — Pleistocene palaeoecology of central
Norfolk — a study of environments through
time (Bk Rev.) 163-164

Whitten, A. J. — Recovery; a proposed pro-
gramme for Britain’s protected species (Bk
Rev.) 51

Whitten, A. J. & Farrell, L.— Rev. of The orchids
of Suffolk: an atlas and history 50

Wilkinson, M. J., with C. A. Stace and A.-K. K.
A. Al-Bermani — The distinction between the
Festuca ovina L. and Festuca rubra L. aggre-
gates in the British Isles 107-112

Willis, A. J.— Rev. of Wild orchids of Dorset 157-—
158

Wilmanns, O. — Rev. of British plant communi-
ties. Vol 1. Woodland and scrub 49-50

Wolley-Dod, A. H., The Rosa herbarium of,
137-139

Woodruff, E. R., with T. C. G. Rich — Recording
bias in botanical surveys 73—95

Woodsia alpina 5, (map) 19, 66; ilvensis 5, (map)
19

Wulfenia carinthiaca 299

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CONTENTS

HutTcHINSOoN, G. & THomas, B. A. Distribution of Pteridophyta in Wales

Proctor, M. C. F. & GRoENHoF, A. C. Peroxidase isoenzyme and
morphological variation in Sorbus L. in South Wales and adjacent
areas, with particular reference to S. porrigentiformis E. F. Warb.

SHORT NOTES

Ballantyne, G. H. Orobanche alba Steph. ex Willd, in Fife (v.c. 85)

Reveal, J. L. Re-establishment of a discarded name in Crepis L. (Astera-
ceae)

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REPORT

Annual General Meeting, 4 May 1991

Ricu, T. C. G. & Wooprurr, E. R. Recording bias in Betanieaire surveys

Le Duc, M. G., HILL, M. O. & Sparks, T. H. A method for predicting the

_ probability of species occurrence using data from systematic surveys

Stace, C. A., AL-BERMANI, A.-K. K. A. & WILKINSON, M. J. The
distinction between the Festuca ovina L. and Festuca rubra L.
aggregates in the British Isles Fe

Hipkin, C. R. Host range and specificity a @robanche 3 minor a on
Crymlyn Burrows 2

FoLey, M. J. Y. The current Femapaten ane mruncdance ae Orne stilata
L. (Orchidaceae) in the British Isles — an updated summary :

GELTMAN, D. V. Urtica galeopsifolia Wierzb. ex Opiz (Urticaceae) in
Wicken Fen (E. England)

SHoRT NOTES

Allen, D. E. Rubus bloxamii (Bab.) Lees (Rosaceae) with red styles

Allen, D. E. Rubus corbieri Boulay (Rosaceae) in the British Isles

Henderson, D. M. A new spiral variant of Juncus effusus L. (Juncaceae)

Hollingsworth, P. M., Gornall, R. J. & Bailey, J. P. Contributions to a
cytological catalogue of the British and Irish flora,2 .

Primavesi, A. L. The Rosa herbarium of A. H. Wolley- Dod

Rich, T. C. G. & Baecker, M. Additional records of Sorbus Laeaerensts
E. F. Warburg (Rosaceae)

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MACPHERSON, P. presidential dices “1992: Kcolonication A the Gineson
Garden Festival site three years on: implications for recording

Brummnitr, R. K. & MEIKLE, R. D. The correct Latin names for the
Primrose and the Oxlip, Primula vulgaris Hudson and P. elatior (L.)
Hill ..

SHORT NOTES

Akeroyd, J. R. & Clarke, K. Dianthus armeria L. new to Ireland and other
rare plants in West Cork Bs

Bowman, R. P. & Sell, P. D. Pilosella x onbinda iunmes & (Cee )
Arvet-Touvet (Asteraceae) in the British Isles

Gilbert, O. L. Regenerating Balsam Poplar (Populus pandicans Ge 1 x
Black Poplar (P. nigra L.) (Salicaceae) at a site in Leeds

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188-190

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Stevens, D. P. & Blackstock, T. H. Sexual dimorphism in Eriophorum
vaginatum L. (Cyperaceae)

Trist, P. J. O. Corynephorus canescens (L.) Beil. ‘(PGadeae) on the Pex
coast of Scotland ...

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Roper, P. The distribution of the Wild Service Tree, Sorbus rnenale (L.)
Crantz, in the British Isles

SHOWLER, A. J. & RicH, T. C. G. @anirane Budbifere (L.) Cras
(Cruciferae) in the British Isles .

FoLey, M. J. Y. Orobanche Pina Wallr. papulinans in Yorkshae
(north-east England) :

CLEMENT, E. J., GARDNER, M. F. ROKNEES: s. G. Skiinkweea Veer
squarrosa (Exchsch, Hook. & Arn.) and other Polemoniaceae in
Britain

NELSON, E. C. Who was “thie autiGr of Moniretis ocksiiiieta?

SHORT NOTES

Al-Bermani, A.-K. K. A., Al-Shammary, K. I. A., Bailey, J. P. &
Gornall, R. J. Contributions to a Siig ae catalogue of the British
and Irish flora, 3 ... es

Harmes, P. A. & Spiers, A. Polyponii maritimum oe in East Sussbk Ge C.
14) ... ee uD) 3 a io i LY na =

Nelson, E. C. White-blossomed Pinguicula grandiflora Lam. (Lentibular-
iaceae) in the Burren, County Clare, Ireland ..

Nelson, E. C. Corkscrew Rush (Juncus effusus 1 forma spinal J.
McNab) Hegi) pares in Ireland and Britain

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