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BEING AN INTBODUCTION TO THE 



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CUCKMERE DISTRICT, BAST SUSSEX, 



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JOHN VAN V00B8T, 1, PATERNOSTBB BOW. 



1875. 



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" The study of Katnral History) as a correctire of the belief that 
defimtions are essential to substantial trnth^ might be of great nse j and the 
adrantage which might thus be obtained is snch as well entitles this stndy 
to a place in a liberal education. We may further observe) that in order 
that Natural History may produce such an effect^ it must be studied by the 
inspection of the objects themselveS) and not by the reading of books 
only. Its lesson iS) that we must in all cases of doubt or obscurity ref er^ 
not to words or definitions but to things. The Book of Nature is its 
dictionary: it is there that the natural historian looks to find the 
meaning of the words which he uses. So long as a plant, in its most 
essential parts, is more like a rose than anything else, it is a rose. He 
knows no other definition.** — Db. W. Whewell, "Philosophy of the 
Inductive Sciences." 

** Yalidius est naturae testimonium quam doctrinsB arg^nmentum." 

St. Ambrose. 



PREFACE 



TfiB study of Natural History has made sncb rapid progress 
during the last twenty years, and the works of Prof. Babington, 
Mr. Bentham, Dr. Hooker, Mr. Watson and others, have di- 
rected so much attention to Botanical Studies ; that doubtless 
there are many visitors to, as well as residents in Eastbourne, 
who will find a guide to the local flora an assistance, in pointing 
out the plants known to occur, and the localities in which the 
rarer species may probably be found. 

The counties of Dorset and Surrey have their local Floras ; 
and though no complete Botany of Kent has yet appeared, the 
works illustrating the Flowering Plants and Ferns of Tunbridge 
Wells, give the greater part of the species likely to occur in that 
county. But at present no attempt has been made to give a 
complete list of the plants occurring in Sussex, and the eastern 
portion of the county appears to have been especially neglected. 
If the present first attempt at a local Flora should assist in direct- 
ing the attention of the student of nature to a more careful study 
of the wonderful works of creation around us, it will fully accom- 
plish the object I have in view. If must, however, only be 
considered an outline of the flora of the Cuckmere district, as 
a large portion of the country on the North and West has only 
this year been added to the district of the Eastbourne Natural 
History Society, and at present is only partially explored. 

My object in printing it has been chiefly for the use of local 
botanists, in the hope that the more distant parts may be as 
fully worked up, as those in the immediate neighbourhood of 



VI PREFACE. 

Eastbourne. It may be considered by some simply as a cata- 
logue of my own Herbarium, but my wish has been to confine it 
to those plants which have been found during the last few years. 
I wish to express my thanks to the Rev. E. S. Dewick. the Rev. 
H. E. Haddock, the Rev. A. K. Cherrill, Mr. W. W. Reeves, 
and Mr. Cosstick, for the localities of a few plants, to which 
their names are appended in the Flora ; and to Miss Hall and 

. Miss Van Sommer, for allowing me to examine their collections, 
and for some valuable information. But I am especially indebted 
for several interesting species, and for kindly pointing out the 
localities of many rare plants, to Miss A. Woodhouse, who has 
been some years a resident, during which time she has paid great 
attention to our local botany, and without whose assistance the 
appearance of the work would have been delayed for several 
years. I have also gratefully to acknowledge much kind assist- 
ance and advice from Mr. H. C. Watson, who, in addition to 
sending me copies of his later works, has most kindly examined 
my collections of Rushes, Carices^ and Grasses. And I am 
much obliged to Mr. Henisley for lists of plants formerly col- 

, lected in the district, which I hope he will shortly pubUsh 
in a complete Flora of the county. I have to thank Prof. 
Babington for kindly sending me a specimen of the rare 
Bapleurum aristatum, which has only once been found in the 
county, and then within a few miles of Eastbourne. I am also 
particularly indebted to Mr. H. E. Rumble, for the map which 
so well illustrates the geology and outlines of our district, which 
he has kindly reduced for me from the Ordnance Geological 
Survey. 

Palgrave House, Easthoumef 
20th April, 1875. 



CONTENTS. 



PJLGli. 

INTEODUCTION ix 

LIMITS OE THE DISTRICT ix 

DRAINAGE >. . X 

GEOLOGY Xi 

ELEVATIONS xli 

\rOOD8 AND COMMONS Xlil 

MARSH LAND XIV 

CLIMATE XV 

LIMITS OF THE FLORA XV 

PREVIOUS HISTORT OF THE FLORA . . . XVi 

RARE PLANTS xix 

DISTRIBUTION OF PLANTS XXVii 



Plan of the Flora xxxiv 

List of Works referred to . .... xxxvii 

List of Authorities for Genera and Species . xl 

THE FLORA 1 

Fhanerogamia 

dicottledones 1 

monocotyledones 109 

cryptogamia 139 

APPENDS 144 

CRYPTOGAMIA IN CUCKMERE DISTRICT . . . 145 

LIST OF PLANT& RECORDED FROM THE DISTRICT . 146 

„ MUSCI FROM EASTBOURNE .... 147 

„ HKPATICiE „ ... 148 

„ LICHENE8 „ .... 149 
,f EAST SUSSEX PLANTS FROM MR. WATSON'S 

"topographical botany " . . 151 

Index to latin names . ' 154 

f, ENGLISH NAMES 162 



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Eastbourkb is sitaated on the coast of Sassex, at the hase of 
the Chalk Downs, which rise immediately to the West, forming 
the noble promontory of Beachy Head, and stretch away thence 
for eight miles to the Signal House beyond the Cackmere. The 
country for about seven miles to the eastward is occupied with 
the low marshy land of the Pevensey Levels, beyond which 
another seven miles is composed of undulating Wealden Beds 
forming low clififs on the shore, and terminating at St. Leonards. 
The town is sixty-three miles from London and twenty-four 
miles east of Brighton. 

Limits of the District. The district of the Cuckmere 

to which the following Flora is limited, comprises about one- 
third of Mr. Watson's vice-county of East Sussex, and forms 
one of the seven drainage districts, into which Mr. Hemsley 
proposes to divide the county, should he carry out his long 
talked of plan of publishing a Flora of Sussex. It is bounded 
on the West by the district of the Ouse, to the North and 
East by that of the Rother, and on the South by the sea. The 
actual boundary is clearly traceable on the Ordnance Map, and 
commences at the Signal House on the coast immediately west 
of Cuckmere Haven, follows the road through Chinting, 
Alfriston, and Berwick to Upper Dicker, then bends to the west 
by the road across Dicker Common to Stone Cross. It there 
turns north, following the road between Laughton Common and 
Yert Woods to East Hoathly and Hawkhurst Common, west of 

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X INTRODUCTION. 

Passingwortli Woods to Cross-in-Hand. Here, turning to the 
east, it follows the road north of Heathfield Park by Cade's 
Street to the Three-Cups-Comer ; turns slightly to the south 
to Newcastle Farm, and then north by Dallington to Cade's 
Green, thence it follows the high road by Battle, Hoads Wood, 
and Silver Hill to St. Leonards, immediately west of Warrior 
Square. These outlines are well shewn on the accompanying 
map which has been reduced from the Ordnance Survey. 

This district, lying between the parallels of 50*^ 45' and 
60° 59' N. Lat. and 0° 7' and 0° 34' E. Long., forms an 
irregular triangle, of which the southern or coast line is about 
22 miles, the West or Cuckmere side about 16 miles, and the 
third side running from north-west to south-east about 19 
miles. The entire area may probably be fairly estimated at 160 
square miles. 

Dbaikaoe. The drainage of the western and largest 

portion of this district is effected by the Cuckmere and its 
tributaries. This river has two principal sources — one in 
Heathfield Park at the extreme north of the district, whence it 
runs by Warbleton and Grove Bridge to Hellingly, receiving 
two or three small streams on either side ; the western source 
is in Passingworth Woods near Waldron, whence it flows in a 
south-easterly direction about midway between Waldron on the 
north, and East Hoathly and Chiddingly on the south, until it 
enters the eastern branch near Hellingly Place. The united 
stream then takes a southerly course by Michelham and Arling- 
ton to Berwick, whence it winds through a marshy alluvial 
tract in a valley of the Chalk Downs, passing Alfriston, 
Littlington, and West Dean, to the coast at Cuckmere Haven, 
where it is supposed to have formerly caused a mere or lake, 
which gave rise to its name. The outfall at Cuckmere Haven is 
bounded on the east and west by chalk cliffs of considerable 
altitude, and is frequently choked up by the shingle which the 
set of the tide, under the action of a south-west wind, accumu- 



INTRODUCTION. XI 

lates on the spot, affording a favourable locality for marine 
plants. From Littlington to the coast it has every appearance 
of having at some time been an estuary of considerable width. 

The only other stream of any importance draining the eastern 
portion is the Ashburn, which rises north of the village of Ash- 
bnrnham, to which it gives name ; and after forming a junction , 
just above Boreham Bridge, with two streams rising at Buck- 
steep and Rashlake Green, flows through the marshy plain of 
the Levels to Pevensey. Here it receives another small tribu- 
tary, which, rising near Filching, in Jevington parish, passes 
tarough the picturesque woody glen of Wannock in the direc- 
tion of Polegate, and thence flows by Langley to Pevensey 
Bridge. The united etream reaches the sea' through several 
outlets near the Bed House at Pevensey. 

Geology. The Geological structure of the district of the 

Cuckmere, may be said to consist of a succession of bands of 
the Upper and Lower Cretaceous Beds, stretching in a diagonal 
line from N.W. to S.E. across the district, covered in various 
places by alluvial beds and shingle. The south-western 
portion of the triangle is formed of beds of the Upper, Middle, 
and Lower Chalk, which form high rolling Downs, chiefly 
covered with grass, but with portions under tillage and growing 
good wheat. The chalk extends from the western boundary at 
the Cuckmere to Eastbourne, and the outcrop then runs in a 
N.W. direction by Willingdon, Folkington, and Wilmington to 
Berwick. Bising from below the Chalk we have the Upper 
Greensand and Gault, the outcrop of which near Eastbourne is 
now entirely covered by the modem town, and is also hid by the 
alluvial beds of the Levels, until we reach Bodmill Farm; 
from thence it forms a narrow belt less than a mile in width, 
skirting the base of 'the Downs to Berwick. The Lower 
Greensand, which is so largely developed in Surrey and Kent, 
here thins out to quite insignificant proportions. It is entirely 
covered by the alluvial beds in the immediate vicinity of the 



ZU INTBODUGTION. 

town of Eastbourne, and is first seen abont a mile from 
Willingdon, from which place it crops up from below the Qault, 
and may be traced as a narrow band, about half a mile wide and 
five miles in length, to Berwick Station. The Weald Clay rises 
from below the Greensand, but like that deposit the south* 
eastern portion is extensively covered by the alluvial beds of 
the Levels. It, however, comes to the surface at Langley 
Farm^ near the coast, and forms a slightly elevated ridge, 
about half a mile wide and four miles in length, to Polegate. 
Here it expands to a breadth of four miles, and extends west- 
ward to tHe Vert Woods and Stonecross. 

Bounding the Pevensey Levels and Weald Clay, the lower 
beds of the Wealden, the Tunbridge Wells Sand, Wadhurst 
Clay, and Ashdown Sand Beds cover the remainder of the 
district, and extend about six miles in width and nineteen miles 
in length, stretching from Bexhill and St. Leonards on the 
coast to Passingworth Woods, and East Hoathly on the west^ 
and forming nearly half the entire district. 

Elevations. Turning from Geology to the principal 

elevations^ we find the highest portions of the district are the 
Chalk Downs, on the south-west. These rise to 536 feet at 
Beachy Head, on the south ; whilst on the northern escarpment 
they are found to be 623 feet near Wilmington, and 672 feet 
west of' Willingdon. The intervening belt between the Chalk 
and lower sandy beds of the Wealden, occupied by the Pevensey 
Levels on the south-east and the Greensand and Weald Clay 
formations on the north-west, shews but very slight undulations, 
the highest point probably being Hailsham Church, which is 109 
feet above the sea level. The following beds of the Lower 
Wealden formation, consisting of intercalated beds of sand and 
clay, intersected by many faults, shew a very undulating 
country. The hills are comparatively low on the south, but 
rise as we advance towards the north to an elevation nearly 
equal to that of the chalk, Bexhill Church being 156 feet, 



INTRODUCTION. XIU 

whilst Heathfield Tower is 598 feet above the sea. As no 
correct list of heights has been published, and those on Maps and 
in Guide Books yary considerably, it may be useful to others 
besides the Botanist to have the following exact heights of the 
Ordnance Survey bench marks, kindly furnished to me by 
Major- General Sir Henry James : — 

Beachy Head, Coastguard station 
S.E. corner of Beachy Head Lighthouse 
Stone half a mile west of Willingdon . 
N.E. side of road, about one-third of a mile ) 
east of Windoor Mill . . . ) 

N.W. angle of LuUington Church 
S.W. angle of Hailsham Church 
8. side of Bexhill Church Tower 
N.E. comer of Waldron Church 
N.E. angle of Heathfield Tower 

These altitudes are calculated from the mean sea level at 
Liverpool. 

Woods and Commons.— The Woods on the Cretaceous 
portion of the district are very limited, but there is every pro- 
bability that the Weald Clay and lower Wealden Beds were 
formerly covered by one continuous forest, the latter portion still 
retaining the name of the Forest Ridge. The Wealden Beds, 
however, in this district, are to a great extent brought under 
cultivation, and probably the most extensive woods are Abbots' 
Wood, Wilmington Wood, Fotkington Wood, and Gnat Wood, 
near Hailsham, which form one large plantation, chiefly of oak, 
and cover about 1000 acres. The upper and lower Vert Woods 
near Stone Cross, at the extreme west of the district, are on the 
same formation. 

The whole of the Lower Wealden Sand and Clay Beds are 
more or less covered with small woody tracts, none however of 



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XIY INTRODUCriON, 

much extent, the largest being High Wood, Turkey Wood, and 
Mill Wood, forming one plantation near Bexhill; Wartling 
Wood, near Hurstmonceux ; Park Wood, near Carter's Corner, 
and High Wood at Netherfield are also of some extent. A very 
small portion of the district remains as heath or common, 
Wootton Common, Hailsham Common, and Dicker Common, 
being now all more or less enclosed. Milton Hyde, near Michel- 
ham, is probably the largest extent of common land remaining, 
but there is a small common still unenclosed at Bexhill, and 
another called Hawkhurst Common, near Cross-in-hand, at the 
north western extremity of the district. 

Marsh Land. The Pevensey Levels, formerly a mere 

marshy swamp, are now extensively and systematically drained, 
under the direction of a body called the Commissioners of the 
Levels, and afford excellent pasturage for cattle. They form an 
extensive flat, scarcely raised above the sea level, intersected in all 
directions with dikes and ditches, extending for nearly seven miles 
along the shore of Pevensey Bay, and running for about six 
miles inland. Bordering this marsh land on the coast are beds 
of Shingle Beach, which at Langley are about a mile in width, 
but only form a narrow belt from Pevensey, to the point 
where the cliffs rise towards Bexhill. Several ponds occur on 
this Shingle, between Langley and Eastbourne, and a certain 
amount of peaty soil, brought down probably from the marsh 
land beyond, supports in places a considerable number of plants, 
BO that the vegetation is far more extensive than would at first 
be imagined; in fact I have a list of 152 plants collected on 
this unpromising looking Shingle Beach. 

It is remarkable that, with such an extent of marsh land, 
and the number of small streams that flow through almost 
every valley in the Lower Wealden beds, that there is scarcely 
a trace of boggy land in the district. 1 only know a few 
swampy places at Herstmonceux and Abbott's Wood, where 
even Sphagnum can be met with, and have never seen a trace 



INTKODUCTION. XV 

of such plants as Drosera, Eriophorum, Narthecium, or even 
Anagallis tenella, or Carex flava. Some of tlieee hove, how- 
ever, been reported in a Hastings Guide, as occurring near 
Heathfield, but I have been unable to ascertain whether within, 
or to the North of our district. 

Climate. With respect to climate, Mr. G. F. Chambers, in 

his '^ Handbook for Eastbourne,'* states, that no extensive series 
of observations exist, on which to base any comprehensive con- 
clusions ; but it may be stated broadly that the climatic 
character of the place is essentially moderate. Meteorological 
observations of precision only date from tbe year 1867, but 
taking tbe average of the last five years, the- mean annual 
temperature has been 50.1, and the average rainfall during the 
same period has been 27.8 inches. 

Limits of Flora. In preparing a strictly limited local 

Flora, intended more as a guide to the vegetation of the district 
for the use of residents and visitors, than as an exhaustive list 
of all the plants recorded, on the plan usually adopted by the 
authors of county Floras ; I consider it better to confine it to 
the plants which have been found during the last few years. 
I have therefore restricted it almost entirely to those plants 
which I have obtained myself, or of which I have seen specimens 
in Mr. Borrer's Herbarium. Only four plants are included which 
are not comprised in this category, viz : Crithmum maritimum, 
Chrysanthemum segetum, Scrophularia Ehrharti, and Cheno- 
podium olidum, of which the evidence is so satisfactory that I 
have left them out of the Appendix. 

Mr. Hemsley, in a paper read before the British Association 
at Brighton in 1872, states, that the botany of the county of 
Sussex, as far as the standard species of British plants is con- 
cerned, is probably as well known as that of any district in 
England, having been thoroughly explored by such men as 
Borrer, Woods, Jenner, Smith, and others. This is probably 



XVI INTRODUCTION. 

the case, but as far as the district round Eastbourne is concerned, 
the notices I haye met with are few, and the published records 
very scanty. 

The earliest notice of Eastbourne plants that I have seen, is 
in Ray's " Synopsis,'* 1724, who gives the names of four, viz. 

Rhaphanus maritimus. 
Asperula cynanchica. 
Phyteuma orbiculare.. 
Mentha hirsuta. 

The old " Botanist's Guide" of Turner and Dilwyn, published in 
1805, ennumerates five more : — • 

Crambe maritima. 
Saponaria officinalis. 
Lactuca saligna. 
Erythrsea pulchella.^ 
Iris foetidissima. 

Mr. Cooper in 1835 published a Botany of the county, in 
Horsfield's " History of Sussex," but only adds nine to those 
recorded by his predecessors, viz : 

Corydalis claviculata. 
Lepidium Smithii. 
Lathyrus maritimus. 
Mespilus germanica. 
Erythrsea littoralis, 
Bartsia viscosa. 
Orchis ustulata. 
Ophrys aranifera. 
Agrostis setacea. 

And Mr. H. C. Watson, in the new " Botanist's Guide," pub- 
lished in 1835-1837, adds eleven to the foregoing lists, viz : 

Hypericum elodes. 
Phyteuma spicatum. 
Chlora perfoliata. 



INTBODUCTION. XVU 

Linaria Elatine. 
Linaria spuria. 
Sibtborpia europsea. 
Scutellaria minor. 
Galeopsis Ladanum. 
Hottonia palustris. 
Carex strigosa. 

" Pseudo-oyperus. 

So tbat up to 1837 we bave only a published record of twenty- 
nine plants, found growing in the vicinity of Eastbourne. 
Since that date I have seen no further notice of the special 
plants of this part of the county, though Mr. Watson's " Topo- 
graphical Botany " gives a pretty full list of the plants of East 
Sussex, but he embraces four of Mr. Hemsley's drainage districts 
in this division, viz : the Ouse, the Cuckmere, the Rother, and 
the Medway. I have added in the Appendix, a list of the East 
Sussex plants noticed by Mr. Watson, but not included in the 
present Flora. 

The late Mr. Borrer was an accomplished Botanist, and 
probably no man was better acquainted with the Botany of his 
native county ; but unhappily he has left no full record of his 
observations, and the result of his many years' labour can only 
be seen by some manuscript notes, or by occasional notices in 
the writings of Mr. Watson and others. Even his valuable 
Herbarium, now at Kew, rich as it is in rare and critical 
species, and probably one of the most comprehensive British 
Herbaria ever collected by .a private individual, is but a poor 
illustration of the purely local Botany of Sussex, and contains 
but few plants from this part of the county. I was surprised 
on looking over it last year to find so small a porportion of 
plants gathered in the county, and only noticed twenty-seven 
plants labelled from the Cuckmere district, of which, however, 
five have not lately been met with, viz : 

Fumaria densiflora. 

Viola lactea. 

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XVIU INTRODUCTION. 

Melilotus officinalis. 
Mespilus germasica. 
Orobanche major. 

In 1860 Mrs. Merrifield published a "Sketch of the Natural 
History of Brighton," the Botanical portion being prepared 
by Mr. Mitten and Mr. Arthur Wallis. In this work a list is 
given of 860 Sussex plants, with an interesting chapter on 
those which are especially abundant on the chalk downs and the 
coast, and affords a fair guide to the species probably to be 
met with in similar localities in this district. 

In 1868 Mr. Hemsley printed in the "Journal of Botany," 
vol. vi., pp. 194 and 258, " Notes on the Flora of Sussex." This 
paper, although interesting as giving records of many of the 
rarer plants of the county, from Mr. Borrers' notes, and other 
authorities, contains but very few notices of plants from the 
Cuckmere district. 

It is evident, therefore, that prior to 1867, no approach to 
any extended list of plants growing in the distiict around 
Eastbourne had been published. In that year, however, a 
first attempt was made by a working man, Mr. W. Cosstick, 
who published a " Flora of EastlJburne and its Neighbourhood," 
containing the names and localities of 304 plants. A much 
more complete list, containing 395 species, was furnished by 
Miss Hall and Miss A. Woodhouse in the following year to 
Mr. G. F. Chamber's "Handbook for Eastbourne." The 
Eastbourne Natural History Society was founded in 1867, and 
by systematically working the district, a far more extended 
knowledge has been obtained of its natural productions. This 
has been greatly aided by the Society printing at short intervals 
preliminary lists of the Fauna and Flora, by which the actual 
progress might be seen, and the omissions gradually filled up. 
The first of these appeared in 1871, when the list of flowering 
plants and ferns was extended to 534 species ; another edition 
appeared in 1873, bringing the number up to 628 species, and a 



INTBODtrCTlON. XIX 

supplement, printed at the end of that year, farther extended the 
list to 656 species. 

The present Flora inclades the work of the past year ; and 
although I have included in the Appendix eighteen of the 
plants recorded in the last published lijst of the Natural History 
Society in accordance with the limit I have laid down, it still 
contains 700 species, and 24 varieties of Flowering Plants and 
Ferns, with a further list of 80 species in the Appendix, 
recorded by various authorities as having been found in the 
Cuckmere district, thus giving a total of 804 species and 
varieties. 

Mr. Hemsley, in his paper read before the British Associa- 
tion at Brighton in 1872, states that taking Hooker's 
<' Student's Flora " as the criterion of what should be classed as 
a species, it may be estimated that the plants indigenous to 
Sussex, comprise 959 species. 

This shows that in proportion to the area, and considering the 
rarity of boggy and heathy land, we have a comparatively rich 
flora, as the county of Sussex, containing 1461 square miles, 
has 959 species, whilst the Cuckmere district, containing 160 
square miles, has 700 species, and 780 species if we add those in 
the Appendix. It is probable that this deficiency will be still 
further reduced when the out-lying portions of the district have 
been more thoroughly explored, to accomplish which, is one of 
the main objects in publishing this Flora at the present time. 

Ears Plants. The district, though small, contains several 

of the rarest plants met with in the South-east of England, 
a few of which merit a more extended notice than can 
be given in the body of the work. The most interesting, pro- 
bably, of these rarities, is the Phyteuma spicatum, which is 
only known as a Sussex plant, and only found in this district. 
Parkinson, in his " Theatrum Botanicum," published in 1640, gives 
a figure of this plant, under the name of Eapunculus spicatus 
alopecuroides, or Long Foxtaile Bampions, and his description 



XX INTRODUCTION. 

of the leaves, flowers and roots is very characteristic ; lie states 
that it grows '^ wilde in dirers places of this land/' but mentions 
no locality, (jerarde, in 1633, also gives a %are, copied from 
Parkinson, with the name Rapuntium majus, or Qreat Rampion, 
and says '' it is sowne and set in gardens, especially because the 
roots are eaten in salads." It appears to have been entirely lost 
sight of from this time, not even being mentioned in Ray's 
" Synopsis," until it was re-discovered in 1825 by the Rev. 
Ralph Price, growing on Hadlow Down, near Mayfield. Mr. 
Borrer, in " English Botany," states " that from the plant having 
been formerly cultivated as an esculent, doubts arose as to its 
claim to be regarded as a native, but considers that the plant, 
whether originally a native or not, now grows abundantly, and 
with the appearance of being truly indigenous, in woods, thickets, 
and hedges ; and fields newly cleared of wood, in several distinct 
stations in the parishes of Mayfleld and Waldron." The 
specimen figured in '* English Botany" was gathered in 1826 at 
Knight's Farm, Mayfield, near Cross-in-Hand. Within the 
last tew years it has been found gp*owing plentifully in Abbott's 
Wood, nearly eight miles from its previously recorded locality, 
and at some distance from any habitation. It has thus been 
firmly established for fifty years, and extends over some miles of 
country, and though there is the probability that it may have 
originally escaped fi*om the old monastic gardens of Warbleton 
or Michelham Priories, which, however, are both more than a 
mile distant from the localities where it is now found, yet it may 
fairly rank as a British plant. Messrs. Grenier and Godron 
state that it is generally distributed in France in hilly and shady 
places, except in the Mediterranean region. In Mr. Watson's 
" Compendium " to the ^* Cybele Britannica," this plant is 
classed as an alien, and it is stated that one plant was found in 
Warwickshire in 1865 ; but in his latest work, the " Topogra- 
phical Botany," East Sussex is the only locality given. 

A rare plant of Mr. Watson's Atlantic type is the Sib- 
thorpia europsea, or Cornish Money-wort, which is' reported 



INTEODUCTION. XXI 

from Cornwall, Devon, and Somerset, and two coanties in 
Wales, but nowhere else in England except East Sussex ; the 
only locality in Sussex being Waldron, whence it has been re- 
ported to occur yery sparingly sinte 1837, when it was noticed 
in Mr. Watson's new "Botanist's Guide," on the authority of Mr, 
W. A. Bromfield. It was named by Linnaeus after W, H. Sib- 
thorp, Professor of Botany at Oxford, and father of the author 
of the " Flora Oxoniensis." The genus Sibthorpia is a very small 
one, and according to Richard, in the '^ Diet. Class. d'Histoire 
I^atnrelle," in 1829, is confined to this one Europsean species, 
and two from Central America, but two more are included in 
De Candolle's '* Prodromus," in 1846, from the coast of Africa. 
It is curious how so essentially a western plant should be 
located in this eastern district ; but though rare, and lately said 
to be extinct, I have now a living plant before me which came 
from the original locality. It occurs on the west coast of 
France ; and Prof. Babington, in his ** Flora SarnicaB," states 
that it is common in damp lanes in Jersey. 

Another rare plant of Mr. Watson's Atlantic type is the 
Bartsia viscosa, Linn, (Euphragia viscosa, Benth,, of Bab. Man.}, 
the only known locality for which, east of Hampshire, is a lane 
near Bexhill Common, whence is was reported in ^' Cooper's 
Botany of Sussex," in 1835, and it was growing in the same 
locality in August, 1872 ; so that it has been established there 
nearly forty years. Ray, in his " Synopsis," reports it from 
" Boggy and watery places towards the further end of Corn- 
wall," and says Dr. Sherard observed it in moist places in 
Jersey, where it was found by Prof. Babington, and also in the 
other Channel Islands. In Smith's '^ English Botany " it is 
said to be one of the rarest British plants ; Dr. Syme, however, 
in " New English Botany," states that it is not uncommon in the 
south-west of England, from Dorset to Devon and Cornwall, and 
occurs in Carnarvon, Chester, up to Dumbarton and Argyle in 
the north. It is also met with in the south-west of Ireland, but 
is very local, according to Dr. Moore's " Cybele Hibernica." 



XXll INTRODUCTION. 

Grenier and Godron, in the ** Flore de France," report it from 
the "western parts of that country, from Cherbourg to Bayonne^, 
and also on the borders of the Mediterranean. 

Another very rare plant, also of the Atlantic type, which 
had only been previously found in Devon, is Bupleurum arista- 
turn, which was met with by the Rev. E. A. Holmes in July, 1860, 
along with Thesium humifusum, on the Downs between Beachy 
Head and Eastbourne, and first announced in Prof. Babington's 
" Manual of Bot.," Edit, v., in 1862, and he records it also from 
the Channel Islands, in, his " Flora Sarnicse." The plants are 
only one to two inches high, and their insignificant size and in- 
conspicuous appearance, especially growing as they do amongst 
the grass on the Downs, is sufficient to account for their not 
having been again seen in the same locality. 

Then of plants of Mr. Watson's Germanic type we have 
Seseli libanotis^ found nowhere else in Sussex, and only recorded 
elsewhere in England from Herts and Cambridgeshire. In 
the time of Ray it was known to occur on the Gogmagog hills, 
in the latter xounty, but it was not reported again until found 
on the same hills by Mr. Relhan, and included in his '^ Flora 
Cantabrigiensis," in 1785, and this is the only locality given for 
it in Prof. Babington's " Flora of Cambridgeshire," in 1860. 
Mr. Watson has informed me that it Was first detected in Sussex 
by the Rev. W. H. Coleman in 1839. Grenier and Godron 
state that it occurs in mountain woods in a great part of 
France ; and AUioni gives a good figure of it in his " Flora 
Pedemontana," T. 62. 

Crepis (Barkhausia) foetida is another rare plant of the Ger- 
manic type, which I met with on the shingle beach between 
Pevensey and Bexhill, in July, 1873. It only occurs in nine 
counties in England ; and Dr. Boswell Syme, in the new 
edition of " English Botany," states that he has only seen it 
growing on the shingle beach between Walmer and Kingsdown, 
Kent. 

Centaurea Calcitrapa is also a plant of the Germanic type, 



INTBODUCTION. XXIU 

whicli is only reported from thirteen counties in England, but 
occurs locally on the Downs near the sea. It is confined to 
the southern half of the kingdom, its northern limits being 
Norfolk, Cambridge, and Glamorgan in Wales. It appears, 
according to Grenier and Godron, to be generally distributed in 
France. 

We now have only to notice two plants of Mr. Watson's 
English type, of rather rare occurrence, the first being Scro- 
phularia Ehrharti, Stev.^ named S. umbrosa, Dumont., in Bab. 
Man. Edit, vii., and as a «ub species of S. nodosa, under the 
name of S. alata, Gilib., by Dr. Hooker, in the " Student's Flora." 
Mr. Bentham only considers it a variety of S. aquatica. I have 
included it in the Flora, as it is reported both in Smith's ** Old 
English Botany" and in Dr. Syme's New Edition, as having been 
met with at Wilmington in this district, where it was first found 
by Mr. Jenner, and I hear frOm Mr. W. W. Eeeves that he has 
collected specimens in the same locality. It is essentially a 
local plant, and though at present I have failed to find it, I think 
it would be too early to class it with extinct species, though it may 
have disappeared through improved drainage. A full statement 
of the reasons for considering this plant as distinct irom S. 
aquatica, will be found in an article by the Rev. C. A. Steven, 
in " Ann. Nat. History," vol. v, p. 3. 1840. 

The only other plant to notice is Ceratophyllum aquaticum, 
sub. sp. submersum, of which an Eastbourne specimen is in Mr. 
Borrer's Herbarium, and in the autumn of 1874 1 found it rather 
abundantly in ponds immediately to the east of the town. It 
is said by Dr. Syme to be rare. Grenier and Godron, in the 
** Flore de France," give it full specific rank, as Ceratophyllum 
submersum, but state that it is very rare. Mr. Watson, in 
his '^Topographical Botany," has been unable to obtain sufficiently 
accurate reports of its distribution to separate it from what 
appears to be the more common form, C. demersum, which, how- 
ever, I have not yet seen in this neighbourhood. 

Of these nine plants, therefore, we have three of the Atlantic 



XX17 INTRODUCTION. 

type, three of the Germanic type, two English, and one of 
the Local type of Mr. Watson ; and three occnr on the Chalk, 
three on the Wealden and Hastings Beds, two are Marsh or 
Water plants, and one is a Coast plant. 

It is perhaps worth a passing notice, that Rapistmm rugosnm, 
All.y a Mid or South Europasan plant occurring, according to 
Nyman, in Italy, Switzerland, Spain, and the South of France, 
was found last year growing luxuriantly on the Shingle Beach, 
about a mile from the town. It is difiBcult to explain how it was 
introduced. Solidago canadensis, Linn.y a plant introduced 
into England from North America in 1648, has also appeared 
persistently for several years at one spot on the top of the 
Downs near Beachy Head. 

Of uncommon plants, occurring only in a few counties in 
England, according to Mr. Watson's " Top. Botany," we have 
the following : — 



Eanunculus intermedins. 


Reported 


from 6 counties. 


Ruppia spiralis. 


99 


6 


99 


Lactuca saligna. 


99 


7 


99 


Viola lactea. 


99 


8 


99 


Verbascum Lychnitis. 


99 


8 


99 


Phyteuma orbiculare. 


99 


9 


» 


Poly gala calcarea. 


>♦ 


11 


r» 


Frankenia laevis. 


99 


11 


)) 


Daucus gummifer. 


99 


11 


»> 


Salicornia radicans. 


19 


11 


«« 



A small stunted violet is not uncommon on some parts of the 
Downs, growing amongst the short turf, which, from its mode 
of growth, and downy peduncles, approaches very nearly to the 
figure and description of Viola arenaria, DC, Syme E. B., vol, 
ii, p. 235, t. 174 (bis.), but from a careful comparison with 
some specimens of that rare species, kindly sent me by Mr. J, 
Backhouse, I am inclined to refer it to a variety of the stunted 
form of Viola flavicomis, Syme E. B., t. 175, rendered pro- 



INTEODUCTIOir. XXV 

bably hirsute by the arid situation in which it grows. The change 
produced by the exposed situation, and limited amount of soil, 
on the habit and growth of many plants, which occur on the 
Downs, is a subject well worth a more careful examination than 
it has yet received. I will merely mention a few plants not 
uncommon on many of the turfy slopes, where probably the 
soil is not more than six or eight inches deep, which though so 
stunted and altered in appearance and habit as hardly to be 
recognised, still seem persistently to hold their ground. Daucus 
carota, and Picris hieracioides, which range from one to two feet 
in height in the lowlands, are there found reduced to one or two 
inches. Pimpinella saxifraga, Tragopogon pratensis, and Briza 
media, are reduced to three or four inches ; and Anthyllis Yul- 
neraria has ils heads of bloom redaced to two or three flowers, 
and the whole plant is so dwarfed, that it can only be detected 
amongst the short velvety turf by its bright yellow petals ; and 
I have plants of Erigeron acris from a spot where it was grow- 
ing plentifully, with the whole plant, root,' stem, and blossom 
not an inch in height ; the leaves confined to a small rosette at 
the base, and in some cases scarcely one-eighth of an inch in 
length, and the panicle reduced to a single flower, nearly one- 
fourth the size of the entire plant. In fact it frequently requires 
very careful examination and dissection to determine these di- 
minutive representatives of generally well-known and robust 
lowland plants. 

The flora of the Shingle Beach, which extends from the 
easteiii extremity of the town at, Ghristchurch to Pevensey, 
to which I have before alluded, is also of considerable interest, 
from the number and variety of the plants which are met 
with, on what appears, on a hasty glance, to be a mere 
dreary waste of pebbles. This beach is composed almost en- 
tirely of rolled flints derived from the erosion of the chalk cliflfs 
to the westward, and is known to be in some parts from twenty- 
flve to thirty feet in thickness. I have been unable to obtain 

A 3 



XXVI INTRODUOTIOW. 

any preeise information as to when it was formed, 4Kit tbegreater 
portion has very probably been deposited within the historic 
period. Pevensey, now a mile from the sea, was doubtless 
an important' harbour when it was first enrolled amongst the 
Cinque Ports, and in a map printed as late as 1576, there is 
scarcely any trace of Langley Point, which now forms a con- 
spicuous headland when viewed from the Downs. A large 
extent of this beach, immediately to the east of the town, is 
very arid, and devoid of soil, but supports Avena flavescenSt 
Poa pratensis, and a few other grasses, and is thickly covered 
in places with the bright yellow flowers of Glaacium luteum, 
and the pretty little Galeopsis Ladanum, the bright red stems 
and leaves of Geranium Robertianum, and the deep purple flowers 
of Echium vulgare. Vicia hirsuta and V, tetrasperma cover the 
waste by the side of the Pevensey-road, whilst very rarely we meet 
with small plants scarcely six inches high of Asparagus officina- 
lis, but I have not yet seen it either in flower or fruit. Sedum 
acre is also most abundant. About half a mile from the town we 
come to a succession of shallow ponds, fed by the drainage of 
the adjoining marsh lands, but rendered brackish by the infil- 
tration of tiie sea-water at high tides. Around these ponds a 
considerable amount of peaty soil is collected, and whilst on their 
margins wo find Glaux maritima, Suaeda maritima, Salicornia 
herbacea, Sclerochloa maritima and distans, and Lepturus fili- 
formis, and floating in them Zostera marina and Euppia mari* 
lima, the banks around are clothed with Silene maritima, Sper- 
gularia marginata, Trifolium arvense and striatum, Bupleurum 
jtenuissimum, and Lactuca saligna. More to the east we find 
Yerbascum Thapsus, Dipsacus sylvestris, Conium maculatum. 
Genista tinctoria, and Ruscos aculeatus. Saponaria officinalis 
is still as abundant as it was when first reported by Mr. Borrer 
in the " Old Botanist's Guide'* in 1805. In the more swampy part 
we have (Enanthe crocata, Hydrocotyle vulgaris, and Arundo 
phragmites, near the part marked . Crumble Pond in the Ord- 



INTRODUCTION. XXVU 

nance Map, and here I also once found Eannncalas parvifloraSy 
which has not heen seen elsewhere. Corjdalis clayicnlata, Ra- 
iiancnlas hirsutus, and Nepeta Cataria are met with east of the 
path -leading to Langley Point ; whilst on the shingles heyond 
Peyensey we have Trifolium suhterraaeam and maritimam, 
Static e Limonium, Armeria maritima, Plantago maritima, Tri- 
glochin maritimum, Frankenia laeyis^ and the rare Crepis fcstida. 
This heach also affords a good hunting ground for the Grypto- 
gamic botanist, as in many parts the ground is carpeted with 
mosses, and the flint pebbles coated with various species of 
lichens. 



particular species to the Flora as 


a whole, it will be found to 


comprise — 








Phanerogamia — 


Species. 


Varieties. 


Orders. 


Dicotyledons 


530 


21 


63 


Monocotyledons 


149 


8 


14 


Cryptogamia— 








Ferns, &o. 


21 


• • • 


3 




700 


24 


80 



Of the 95 Orders included in the " London Catalogue," Edit. 
Tii., we have thus representatives of eighty, the following 
fifteen being at present unrepresented : — 

2. Berberaceae. 64. Thymeleaceae. 

9. Droseraceas. 66. AsaraceaB. 

12.*Illecebracea3. 67. Empetraceae. 

15. Elatinaceas. 83.*Trilliacea3. 

23. EhamnaceaB. 85. Eriocaulonaceas. 

80. Grossulariaceae. 90. Lycopodiaceae. 

47. Polemoniaceae. 91. Marsiliaceas. 

68. Elaeagnaceae. 

Of these it is highly probable that a more extended examina- 
tion of the northern parts of the district may lead to species 



XXVUl 



INTRODUCTION. 



being found representing the following seven : — Nos. 2, 9, 12,* 
23, 30, 90, and 91. 

With respect to the comparative distribution, I have at 
present hardly sufficient data to give it accurately for the 
whole of the Cnckmere district, as until this year the Natural 
History Society confined its work to the country lying between 
the Cuckmere river and Bexhill. I give, however, the following, 
simply as the result of my own observations during the last 
seven years, but it may require some modification as the whole 
district is more fully and carefully examined 



. 60 

• 220 

• 45 
. 65 
. 77 
. 120 
. 103 
. 10 

700 



Species 


1, very common 




common 




rather common 




abundant 




locally abundant 


' « « 


rather rare . 




rare 




very rare 



The question as to whether certain plants are, or are not, truly 
native, is one upon which botanists differ very widely. Mr. 
Watson, in the " Cybele Britannica,*' divides all plants into five 
classes : — 

1. Native, or apparently aboriginal British species. 

2. Denizen, or maintaining its habitat as if native, but liable to 

some suspicion of having been originally introduced 
by human agency. 

3. Colonist. Weeds of cultivated land, and seldom found except 

in places where the ground has been adapted for 
their production and continuance by the operations 
of man. 



INTRODUCTION. XXIX 

4. Alien. Species certainly, or very probably, of foreign 

origin. 

5. Casual. Chance stragglers from cultivation. 

Looking at our plants as British, and not with relation to the 
particular district, and separating them according to these divi- 
sions, we find there are- 
Natives 625 species 

Colonists 88 „ 

Denizens . . . , 10 ,, 
Aliens ..... 20 
Casuals 12 






700 



With respect to the nativity of the plants of this district, it 
will not of course follow that this division is entirely applicable, 
as a plant may be truly native in one part of England, but only 
planted, or introduced, in any one limited locality ; but pro- 
bably the exceptions will be few. I have, therefore, printed Mr. 
Watson's estimate to each plant, without further comment, and 
have simply divided our plants as follows, those of doubtful 
origin being printed in italics :— 

Plants, native or fully established . . 677 species. 
Plants of doubtful origin, escapes, &c. .28 „ 

700 



Mr. Watson further separates the British plants under 
certain types of distribution explained in " Cybele Britannica,*' 
VoLi., pp. 44 to 55, and in the" Compendium" at pp. 23 to 32. 
For this purpose the total Flora of Great Britain is taken as 
1425 species, and selecting from our list the species which 
correspond with those Mr. Watson has enumerated, we have 



XXX. 



INTRODUCTION. 



658 species, vrhich may be classified as follows^ and I havealso 
added the proportions for the whole of Britain : — 

Types of distribation. Eastbourne. Great Britain. 



British 


405 


532 


English 


211 


409 


Intermediate 




37 


Scottish . 




81 


Highland . 


— 


120 


i&ermanic 


. 29 


127 


Atlantic . . ' . 


12 


70 


Local or Doubtful 


1 


49 




658 


1425 



. If we consider the distribution of plants in relation to the 
Geological formations^ or the nature, of the soil, we find that 
certain species abound, and in some cases are peculiar either to 
limestone or clay, sand or marshy ground ; but it requires a long 
series of observations to arrive at a definite conclusion on this 
point, as it must depend to a great extent on negative evidence. 
But to draw attention to the subject, and, if possible, elicit 
further information, I give the distribution according to my own 
notes, placing the plants under eight divisions :— 

1. Chalk .... 

2. Greensand and Weald Clay 

3. Hastings Beds 

4. Common to above three . 

5. Marsh and Water Plants . 

6. Shingles and Maritime 

7. Common to the last two . 

8. Common to all 



. 165 species. 


. 55 


»> 


. 52 


yf 


. 231 


if 


. 104 


If 


. 60 


9} 


. 20 


yy 


. 13 


j> 


700 





INTRODUCTION. XXXI 

• It must not be imagined from this that all the species are 
strictly peculiar, or confined to the particular deposit or situation 
above stated. It is simply reducing to a tabular form the loca- 
lities in which I have myself seen the plants. Mr. Helmsley, 
who has carefully studied the flora of Sussex for many years, 
arrives at a very different result for the whole county. In his 
paper read before the British Association in 1872 he estimates 
that the 

Maritime and Marsh plants comprise 76 species. 

Peculiar to the Chalk 56 ,, 

Essentially Bog plants .... 36 „ 
Aquatic or Marsh plants .... 213 „ 

Mr. Watson, in his valuable work on Topographical Botany, 
enumerates 879 species of plants from East Sussex, West Kent, 
and Surrey, Of these 

East Sussex has 723 species. 
West Kent „ 655 „ 
Surrey „ 783 „ 

558 of these are common to all the three counties. Whilst 
there are 

Common only to E. Sussex and W. Kent . 19 species. 
„ „ „ „ and Surrey . . 95 „ 
„ „ W. Kent and Surrey . . 52 „ 

and there are also 

Peculiar to E. Sussex 51 species. 

„ W. Kent 26 „ 

„ Surrey .78 „ 

Thus showing that as compared with the counties immediately 
to the North and West that there are 

Common to E. Sussex and W. Kent . . 577 species, 
„ E. Sussex and Surrey . . . 653 „ 

„ Surrey and W. Kent ... 610 „ 



XXXU INTRODCCTION. 

On looking at these figures, it is remarkable that the flora of 
W. Kent should be confined to 655 species, whilst E. Sussex 
and Surrey have 723 and 783 respectively. This may arise 
from the botany of the former county not having been so 
thoroughly investigated or recorded as in the other two ; at 
any rate the result is very different from that I arrived at 
from a comparison of about half the flora, collected by myself 
in 1873 and 1874. During a visit of two months to Surrey, 
in the former year, I obtained 380 plants, and during the same 
time and at the same period the following year at Sevenoaks, I 
collected 374. Of those found in Surrey, 51 have not been met 
with in the Eastbourne district, whilst from Kent I only had 29 
not noted in our local flora. At the same time I had 96 plants 
from Surrey, not met with in Kent, whilst 90 of those found in 
. Kent, were not included in the collection made in Surrey. We 
thus find that, taking a similar number of plants from each 
district, there are 

Common to Eastbourne and W. Kent . . 845 species. 
„ „ „ and Surrey . . . 329 „ 

„ Surrey and W. Kent . . . 284 „ 

Showing a much greater similarity between our local flora and 
that of Kent and Surrey respectively, than between these two 
counties, which is what might have been anticipated, if our flora 
had, Bt Bn early period, migrated from the eastward. It is also 
worthy of notice, as bearing on this point, that on comparing 
our local flora with that of Allioni's Flora of Piedmont, I find 
that out of the 700 species enumerated in this work, 515 are 
common to Eastbourne and the North of Italy. 

The consideration of the foregoing details of the distribution 
of plants, in relation to the soil in which they grow, and the 
localities in which they occur, more especially when we bear in 
mind the great similarity which exists between the flora of 
Biitain as a whole, and that of the continent of Europe, cannot 
fail to direct attention to the interesting question, what is the 
origin of our present flora ? It would occupy too much space* 



INTBODTICTION. ZZXUl 

even to discuss the yarious hypotheses put forward to answer 
this question, hut I will merely state, that the weight of opinion 
hoth geological and hotanical, seems to point to the conclusion 
that it can be* most satisfactorily answered, on the supposition 
that at some former period Great Britain was united with the 
Continent, and that the plants and animals that now characterize 
this country, are the result of a migration in early times from 
the Eastward, and that it is to this fact that we must look for 
the similarity which exists between our flora and that of Europe, 
and the want of any peculiar distinctive species of our own. 




A 4 



PLAN OF THE FLORA. 

In the arrangement and nomenclature of the Flora^ I have * 
followed Mr. Watson's '* London Catalogue of British Plants," 
Edit, vii., published in 1874, which differs from the preceding 
edition in the re-numbering of the specific names, and in 
changes of botanical arrangement, which, without being pre- 
cisely similar, make it correspond closely with " English 
Botany," Third Edition, hj Dr. Boswell Syme. Two plants 
are, however, introduced — Petasites fragrans and Amarantus 
blitum — which are there placed amongst the excluded species, 
but as they are both included in Dr. Syme's last edition 
of " English Botany," and in Edit. vii. of Prof. Babington's 
" Manual," and the former is so abundant on part of our 
coast as to be noticed by every observer, I -consider they ought 
to be included in a local Flora. 

The numbers placed before the Orders and Species are those 
of the ** London Catalogue," and I have also numbered the 
Genera imder each Order, so as to shew where the omissions 
occur. 

Following the Generic name, the first -line gives the specific 
name, with its authority ; then the English name, generally 
taken from Symes's " English Botany." This is followed by the 
letter 

H. If the plant is in my own Herbarium, gathered by myself. 
H.* If presented to me by the finder, but not yet found by 
myself. 

If no letter follows, it implies that I have only seen speci- 
mens in Mr. Borrer's Herbarium or elsewhere, or have reliable 



, PLAN OF THE FLOEA. XXXV 

authority for their having been found at a recent date in the 
district ; only four plants are, however, inserted that I have not 
myself seen. 

Following the specific name, two or occasionally more lines 
give the authorities where a description and figure can be 
found, the references being to the plates in Syme's " English 
Botany " and Smith's ** English Botany," and the page in Edit, 
vii. of Prof. Babington's "Manual," inserting occasionally the 
synonyms by -which the plant has been or is partly known. 
Then follows a reference to Eay's " Synopsis," 1724, where re- 
corded as a British plant by him ; followed by a reference to 
Mr. Watson's valuable " Compendium to the Cybele Britan- 
nica," where its general distribution in area, altitude, &c., can 
be traced. I then give a statement of his opinion as to its 
being entitled to rank in England as a native plant, colonist, 
alien, or otherwise. In some cases I have added references to 
Bentham's "British Flora" and Dr. Hooker's "Student's 
Flora," and occasionally to Grenier and Godron's " Flore de 
France." The Ferns I have in all cases referred to Hooker 
and Baker's " Synopsis Filicum," and all plants from the 
Cuckmere district that I saw in looking over Mr. Borrers 
Herbarium at Kew are recorded. 

The preceding paragraphs all refer to the plant as a native or 
otherwise of Great Britain. The following paragraphs relate to 
its position in the Flora of this district. The first line gives 
the nature of the locality in which it has been found, with a 
statement of its distribution — whether common, abundant, rare, 
or otherwise. 

This latter question is one of considerable difficulty, and it is 
probable that my statements may frequently diflTer from the 
opinions formed by other collectors, but I hold that for such 
particulars the writer oi a local, and especially a limited local 
Flora, should be guided by his own experience ; and it must be 
clearly understood that in stating whether a plant is rare, 
abundant, or common, I have -exclusively followed my own 



XXXn PLAN OP THE FLOBA. 

notes and observations, except in the case of the few plants I 
have not seen growing and collected myself. 

As the terms employed may be variously understood by 
different readers, I give the following definitions of the meaning 
I attach to them : — 

Very common. — Implies that a plant is universally and abun- 
dantly distributed over the district. 

Common. — That it is found abundantly in several parts of the 

district. 
Bather common. — That though generally distributed, it is no- 
where abundant. 
Abundant.^ — That it is found in considerable quantity in a few 

localities. 
Locally abundant. — That it is found in considerably quantity in 

one or two localities. 
Bather rare. — That it is only sparingly found in some few 

localities. 
Bare. — That it is very sparingly found in a few scattered 

localities. 
Very rare. — That it has only been found very sparingly in one 

or two localities. 

There is more difi&culty in strictly defining these terms and 
their application to particular plants in a small district than in 
a large county, which is separated into several divisions ; and 
though many may perhaps require revision, as the country 
becomes more thoroughly explored, yet I consider the terms 
applied fairly represent the ease or difficulty I have had in pro- 
curing specimens. 

The following paragraph gives the localities in which the plant 
has been found, and these are to be understood as entirely from 
my own observations, unless a name is attached to the locality. 
I have inserted in the map which has been reduced from the 
Ordnance Survey the few local names which are not to be found 
on the Ordnance map. 



PLAN OF THE FLORA. XXXVU 

The last line gives the distribution in the neighbouring 
counties of Hants, Surrey, and Kent. Here, with very few ex- 
ceptions, I have followed Mr. Watson's "Topographical 
Botany;" but in cases in which from its being a segregate, or 
doubtful British plant, he has not referred to it, I have followed 
Brewer's " Flora of Surrey," and for Kent, Deakin's " Flower- 
ing Plants of Tunbridge Wells." 

Plants which cannot be considered native, but are either 
escapes, planted, or which, though established, may be con- 
sidered to have been at some former time outcasts from cultiva- 
tion, are printed in italics. 

As this work is intended more as a local guide, and for the 
information of persons knowing little of Botany, than like a 
County Flora for the use of professed Botanists, I have added a 
list of the principal works consulted in the investigation of the 
plants and preparation of the Flora, and have inserted a list of 
the authors of generic and specific names, which may prove 
useful to local readers. 



List of Works and Hbbbabia rbitebbed to in the Pbepakatios 

OF the Floba. 

All. C. Allioni, Flora Fedemontana. 1785. 

Arch, de Bot. Archives de Botaniqne. M. J. Gnillemm. 1833. 

Bab. Atr. C. C. Babington. Monog^ph of British Atriplicess. 

Trans. Bot. Soc. Edin. Vol. 1. 1844. 
Bab. Fl. Cam. C. C. Babmgton. Flora of Cambridgeshire. 1860. 

Bab. FL Sam. Do. do. Primitiss Florae SamicsB, or aa 

Oat-line of the Flora of the Channel Islands. 1839. 
Bab. Man. C. C. Babington. Manual of British Botany. Edit. 

vi., 1867. Edit, vii., 1874. The references are to the 

last edit. 
Bab. Bab. C. C. Babington. The British Babi. 1869. 

Back. Mon. Hier. J. Backhoase. Monograph of the British HieracesB. 

1856. 
Bauh. Caspar Banhin. Frodromng Theatri Botanioi. 1620. 



XXXVlll PLAN OF THE FhOBJL. 

Benth. Br. Fl. G. Bentham. The British Flbra. 1865. 

Bich. J. E. Bicheno. Observations on the LinnsBan Genus 

Jimcos, Trans. Lin. Soc, Vol. 12, p. 291. 
Brit. Fl. Berk. J. Britten. Contribntions to a Flora of Berkshire. 

1871. 
Brom. Fl. Vect. Dr. Bromfield. Flora Vectensis. 1856. 
Coop. Bot. Suss. J. H. Cooper. Botany of Snssez, in Horsfield's Hist. 

of Sussex. 1834. 
. Curt. Fl. Lon. W. Curtis. Flora Londinensis. 1777-1798. 

Cyb. Brit. H. C. Watson. Cybele Britannica. 1847-1859. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. H. C. Watson. Compendium to Cybele Britannica, 

and Supplement. 1870-1872. 
Deakin. Dr. Deakin. The Flowering Plants of" Tunbridge 

Wells and its neighbourhood. 1871. 
DC. De CandoUe. Prodromus systematis naturalis regni 

vegetabilis. 1824-1873. 
Diet. CI. D*H.Nat. Dictionnaire classiqne d'histoire naturelle, by Brong- 

niart, De Candolle, &c. 1822-1831. 
E. B. English Botany, by Sir J. E. Smith and J. Sowerby, 

with Supplement. 1790-1865. 
Fl. Dor. , J. C. Mansel-Pleydell. Flora of Dorset. 1874. 

Fl. Mid. H. Trimen and W. J. Thisleton Dyer. Flora of Mid- 

dlesex. 1869. 
Fl. Sur. J. A. Brewer. Flora of Surrey. 1863. 

Fl. T. W. E. Jenner. Flora of Tunbridge Wells. N. D. 

Gray. S. F. Gray. Natural arrangement of British Plants. 

1821. 
Ger. Em. The Herball or Greneral Historie of Plantes, by John 

Gerarde, very much enlarged and amended by Thos. 

Johnson. 1633. 
Good. Dr. Goodenough. On the British Species of Carex. 

Trans. Linn. Soc, Vol. 2. 1794. 
Gr. & Grodr. Grenier and Godron. Flore de France. 1848-1850. 

Hegel. Dr. F. Hegelmaier. Die Lemnaceen. 1868. 

Herb. Borr. W. Borrer's Herbarium, at the Boyal Herbarium, 

Kew.. 
H!iern. W. P. Hiem On the forms and distribution of the 

Batrachium section of Hanunculus. Seeman's Jour. 

of Bot., Vol. 9, pp. 43, 65, 97. 
Hook. Br. Fl. Sir W. J. Hooker. The British Flora. 1833-1838. 

• Hook; Stud. Fl. Dr. J. D. Hooker. The Student's Flora. 1870. 



PLAN OP THE FLORA. 



XXXIX 



Hook. & Bak. 

Huds. 
Johns. Gr. 
Jour, of Bot. 

Enapp. 
Liim. Jour. 
Linn. Fro. 
Linn. Trans. 
Lon. Cat. 

Lowe Br. Gr. 

Her. Bright. 

Moore Br. P. 

Newm. Br. P. 
N. B. G. 
O. B. G. 

Park. 

Par. Gr. 
Kay Hist. 
Bay Syn. 

Syme E. B. 

Top. Bot. 
ToTimef. 

With. 



» 



it 



Hooker & Baker. Synopsis Pilicnm, or a Synopsis of 

all known Ferns. 1868. 

W. Hudson. Flora Anglica. 1798. 

Charles Johnson. The Grasses of Great Britain. 1861. 

The Journal of Botany. Edited by Dr. Seeman and 

Dr. Trimen 1863-1874. 

T. L. Enapp. Gramina Britannica. 1842. 

Linnsean Society's Journal. 1867-1874. 

Proceedings. 1838.1855. 
Transactions. 1788.1873. 
London Catalogue of British Plants. Ed. yi., 1867. 
Ed. yii., 1874. The references are to the last edit. 
E. T. Lowe. A Natural History of British Grasses. 
1864. 

Mrs. Merrifield. A Sketch of the Natural History of 
Brighton. 1864. 

The Ferns of Great Britain and Ireland. Nature 
printed, by T. Moore and T. Lindley. 
E. Newman. A History of Britieh Ferns. 1854. 
New Botanist's Guide. H. C. Watson. 1835-1837. 

The Botanist's Guide, by Dawson Turner and L. L. 

Dillwyn. 1805. 

John Parkinson. Theatrum Botanicum, or the Theatre 

of Plants. 164Q. 

B. Pamell. The Grasses of Britain. 1845. 

John Bay. Historia Plantarum. 1686-1704. 

John Bay. Synopsis methodus stirpium Britanni- 

carum, Edit. Tertia, by J. Dillenius. 1724. 

English Botany. Edited by J. T. Boswell Syme. 

Edit. iii. 1863-1872. 

H. C. Watson. Topographical Botany. 1873, 1874. 

The Complete Herbal, or the Botanical Institutions 

of Mr. Toumefort, with large additions by Bayi 

Gerarde, Parkinson and others. 1719. 

Withering's British Plants, by W. Macgillivray. 8th 

edit. 1852. 



PLAN OP THE FLORA. 



List of Authorities fos Qeneka and Species* 

Br. Robert Brown, F.B.S., late President of the Linnseaa 

Society. 

Bart T. G. Bartling, a German Botanist. 1820-1837. 

Bess. W. S. J. G. Besser, a German writer. 1809-1833. 

Bemh. T. J. Bemhard, a German writer. 1799-1884. 

Borean. A. Borean, Flore du centre de la France. 1840. 

Coult. T. Coulter. Memoire snr les Dipsac^es. 1823. 

Crantz. H. T. N. Grantz, an Austrian writer. 1760-1769. 

Besf . B. Desfontains, a French writer. 1795-1829. 

Bon. Geo. Don. General History of Dichlamydeons Plants. 

1831-1838. 

Drejer. S. F. N. Drejer, a Danish writer. 1838-1844. 

Dnmort. B. C. Dnmortier, a Belgian writer. 1822-1845. 

Ehrh. B. Ehrhart, a German writer. 1732-1762. 

Fenzl. E. Fenzl, a German writer. 1833-1843. 

Porsk. P. Forskall, a Danish writer. 1763-1776. 

Porst. • J. R. Forster, a German writer. 1777-1780, 

Fries. E. M. Fries, a German writer. 1832-1846. 

Gaert, J. GJaertner, a Wurtembnrg writer, circa. 1750. 

Gand. G. Gaudichand, a French Botanist. 1817-1844. 

Gilib. J. E. Gilibert, a French writer. 1787-1806. 

Gmel. P. F. Gmelin, a Russian writer. 1755. 1765. 

GKnip. M. Goupil, a French writer. 1826. 

GusB. J. GusBone. Florse Siculss Prodromus. 1827. 1884 

Hart. G. J. Hartman, a Norwegian writer. 1830-1846. 

Hoffm. Q. F. Hoffman. Grenera Plantamm Umbellif eramm. 

1814-1816. 

Homem. T. W. Homeman, a Danish writer. 1795. 1836. 

Jacq. N. J. Jaoquin. Flora Augtriaca. 1773. 1778. 

Jord. A. Jordan. Observations sur plusieurs plantes non- 

yelles an critiques de la France. 1846. 

JnsB, A. Jussieu, a French Botanist. 1823. 1844. 

Kit. P. Kitaibel, an Hungarian writer. 1809. 1812. 

Koch, W. D. J. Koch. Synopsis Flor» germanicsd et bel* 

yeticsB. 1837-1845. 

Kutz. F. T. Kutzing, a German writer. 1834-1846. 

Lam. De Lamarck. La Flore Francaise. 1865. 

Lange. B. F. Lange, a Swiss writer. 1724. 

Lightf. John Lightf oot. Flora Sootica. 1777. 



PLAN OF THE FLORA. 



zli 



Link. 
Linn. 
Lois. 

Llojd. 
Michanx. 

Moench. 

Moq-Tand. 

Murr. 

Neck. 

Nestl. 

Pal. de Beanv. 

Pari. 

Pers. 

Presl. 

Relhan. 

Renealm. 

Beich. 

Rich. 

Both. 

Salisb. 

Schknhr. 

Schrad. 

Schreb. 

Schultz. 

Scop. 

Sibth. 

Sm. 

Soy-Will. 

Spenn. 

Spreng. 

Ten. 

Thuil. 

Trin. 

Wahl. 
Wallr. 



H. F. Link, a German writer. 1789-1828. 

GaroluB LinnsBas. Species Plantarmn. 1762. 

Loiselenr Deslongchamps. Flora Gallica. 1806- 

1828. 

J. L. Lloyd. Flore de la Loire Inferienre. 1844. 

F. A. Michanx, and G. L. Bichard. Flore Boreali 

Americana. 1803. 

K. Moench, a German writer. 1777-1798. 

Moqnin-Tandon, a French writer. 1826-1841. 

J. A. Murray, a German writer. 1766-1790. 

K. J. de Necker, a German Botanist. 1768-1790. 

C. G. Nestler. Monographia de Potentilla. 1816. 

Palisot de Beauvois, a French writer. 1804. 1822. 

P. Parlatore, an Italian writer. 1837. 1845. 

C. H. Persoon. Synopsis Plantamm. 1805. 1807. 

K. B. Presl, a Bohemian writer. 1818-1845. 

B. Belhan. Flora Cantabrig^ensis. 1785. 

P. Benealm. Specimen HistorisB Plantamm. 1611. 
H. G. L. Beichenbach. Icones FlorsB germanicce et 
helveticse. 1834. 1848. 

C. L. Bichard and F. A. Michaux. Flore Boreali 
Americana. 1803. 

A. Both, a German writer. 1781-1827. 

B. A. Salisbury. Paradisns Londinensis. 1806. 

C. Schkuhr, a German writer. 1808-1847. 

H. A. Schrader, a German writer. 1794-1812. 

J. C. D. Schreber, a Gendan writer. 1764-1782. 

K. F. Schultz. Prodromus Florse Stargardiensis. 

1806-1819. 

J. A. Scopoli, an Italian writer. 1760. 

J. Sibthorp, F.B.S. Flora Oxoniensis. 1794. 

Sir J. E. Smith. English Botany. 1790-1865. 

H. F. Soyer-Willemet, a French writer. 1826-1847. 

F. K. L. Spenner, a Swiss writer. 1825-1836. 
K. Sprengel, a German writer. 1798-1820. 
M. Tenore. Flora Napolitana. 1811. 1836. 

J. L. Thuillier. Flore des Environs de Paris. 1799. 
E. B. Trinius, a Bussian writer on Grasses. 1826- 
1828. 

G. Wahlenberg, a Swiss writer. 1776. 

C. J. F. Walkoth, a German writer. 1812. 1844. 



xMi 



PLAN OF THE FLORA. 



Webb. 

Weihe. • 

Wend. 

Willd. 

Wimm. 

With. 



P. B. Webb, a French writer. 1836. 1847. 

K. E. A. Weihe. Enbi Germanioi. 1822. 

G. W. F. Wenderoth, a German writer. 1802. 1846. 

K. L. Willdenow, a German writer. 1787. 1810. 

F. Wimmerer, a German writer. 1827. 1844. 

W. Withering. An Arrangement of the British Plants. 

1830. 




XLIII 
(ADDENDA, 1876.) 



Since the Flora was in print I have met with the following interesting 
additions : — 

43. EBICACEJE. 

9. PT&OX.A, Tonmef. 

843. P. minoT, Lifiu. Common Wintergreen. H. 

Syme E. B. 898. E. 6. 2543. Bab. Man. p. 231. 
Ray Syn. p. 363. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 244. Native. 

Damp woods ; rare. 

Creep Wood, Ashbumham. June, 1876. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

This is not recorded as an East Sussex pl^nt by Mr. Watson in 
his Top. Bot., and Mr. Hemsley in Jour, of Bot., Vol. 6, says 
"the only Pyrola in the connty is P. media, and a single 
station for that, discovered, I believe, by Mr. Borrer in St. 
Leonard's Forest, where it still exists in tolerable plenty." 

87. CTPERACEiE. 

9. GA&EX, Linn. 

1427. G. stellulata, 6hod. Little Prickly Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B, 1626. E. B. 806. Bab. Man. p. 390. 
Bay Syn. p. 424. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 366. Native. 

Damp woods ; rare. 

Creep Wood, Ashbnmham. June, 1876. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1463. G. IwTig&ta, Sm, Smooth.stalked Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1666. E. B. 1387. Bab. Man. p. 400. 

Carex distans, Linn. Yar. d. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 930. 

Trans. Linn. Soc. Vol. 6, p. 272. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 378. Native. 

Boggy woods ; rare. 

Boggy places in Creep Wood, Ashbnmham. Jnne, 1876. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

88. eSAMIVA. 

37. FEBTtrCA, Linn. 

1S6S. F. sciiixoides, Hath. Barren Fescue Grass. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 429. F. Myums, Lirm. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 996. 

F. Myuros, Linn, Sub. sp. 3. F. sciuroides, Roth. Syme 

E. B. 1782. 

F. bromoides, 8m. E. B. 1411. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 399. Native. 

Dry banks ; rare. 

Baalway bank, between Polegate and Folkington. ' May> 1876. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



FLOBA 



OF 



EA.8TBOXJRIsrB 



Glass 1. SICOTYLESONES. 



1. SANITNCULACILK. 

1. GX.EMATZ8, Linn. 
1» €. Titalbfty JUnn. TiayeUer's Joy. H. 

Syme E. B. 1. E. B. 612. Bab. Man. p. 3. 

Bay Syn. p. 268. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 79. Native. 

Hedges, especially on the chalk ; abundant. 

Lane at Mill Gap. Willingdon. Shingles, near Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. ANSMONEy Idnn. 

-S. ▲• n«movomi. Linn. Wood Anemone. H. 

Syme E. B. 11. E. B. 366. Bab. Man. p. 6. 
Bay Syn. p. 259. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 80. Native. 

Woods and plantations ; common. 

Abbott's Wood. WartlingWood. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Jevington 

Holt. 
Hants. Smrey. Kent. 

4. ABONI8, Linn. 

10. A. antumnalisi Linn, Pheasant* s Eye. H.* 

Syme E. B. 13. E. B. 308. Bab. Man. p. 5. 

Bay Syn. p. 251. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 80. Alien or Golonist. 

Gomfields and waste places ; rare. 

Shingles near first sluice bridge, Bev, H, E. Maddoek. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

B 



RANTJNCULACEJ!. 



6. RANVNCVXiVB, Linn. 

12. &. cfarein&tiui, Sibth, Bigid-leaved Water Crowfoot. I 

Syme E. B. 15. £. B. 2869. Bab. Man. p. 8. 
Bay Syn. p. 249. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 81. Native. 

Marsh dikes ; locally abundant. 
Marsh near Tut Bam. Near Langley. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

14. &. peltatus, Fries, Peltate-leared Water Crowfoot. 

Yar. b. flozibnndiM, Bah, H. 

B. floribnnduB, Bab, £. B. 2969. Bab. Man. p. 7. 

B. aqnatilis, Liwn, Snb. sp. 1. peltatns, yar. b. floribnndns. 

Syme E. B. 18. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 475. Native. 

Ponds, and marsh dikes ; common. 

Marsh, ^ear Batton Decoy. Bexhill, nearth^ Station. 

Fond by Pevensey Boad. 

Yar. g. pseudo-fluitans. H. 

Syme E. B. vol. 1, p. 20. Bab. Man. p. 8. Cyb. Br. p. 475. 

Bmming water ; rare. 
Ditch on Bezhill Common. 

15. &. Drouetii, SehnUz, Dronet's Water Crowfoot. H. ; 

E. B. 2967. Bab. Man. p. 6. 

B. aqnatiUs, Snb. sp. 3. B. Dronetii, Schultz, Syme E. B. 20. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. pp. 81 and 475. Native. 

Ditches ; rather rare. 

Marsh bet. Langley and Pevensey. 

Hants. Snrrey. 

17. &. trichophylliuii Chaiap, Hairy Water Crowfoot, H. 

E. B. 2968. (Fig. drawn from an Eastbonme plant.) 
Bab. Man. p. 6. Hiem. J. of Bot. vol. 9, p. 101. 
B. aqnatilis, Snb. sp. 4. B. trichophyllns. Sym6 E. B. 21. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 81. Native. 

Marsh dikes ; rather rare. 
Marsh below Tnt Bam. 
Hants. Snrrey. 

IS. &. B&ndotiii Oodron, Baudot's Water Crowfoot. H, 

Yar. b. eonftunui. 

Syme E. B. 23. B. confusus, Qodir, Bab. Man. p. 7.. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 475. 

.Marsh dikes ; rather rare. 

Marsh near Willingdon. Ditch at Littlington, 



\ 



RiLNTINCULACaE. 3 

19. &. inteniLedias, Hiem, Three-lobed Water Crowfoot. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 9. Hiem. J. of Bot. vol. 9. p. 67. 
E. tripartitufl, D C, Syme E. B. 24. E. B. 2948. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. 82. Native. 

Ponds, and Pools of standing water ; rather rare. 
Pond at Hnrstmoncenx. Pool in Abbott's Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

* 

21. &. hedexaceiwi, IAtvh, Ivy-leaved Water Crowfoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 26. E. B. 2003. Bab. Man. p. 9. 
Bay Syn. p. 249. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 82. Native. 

-Pools and sluggish streams ; rather rare. 

Ditch at Hurstmonceux. Pool in Abbot's Wood. Stream at 

Waldron. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

22. &. sceler&tus, TArm. Celery-leaved Crowfoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 27. E. B. 681. Bab. Man. p. 9. 
Ray Syn. p. 249. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 86. Native. 

Ditches and wet places ; rather common. 

WUlingdon Decoy. Bexhill. Pevensey, Miss A. Woodhouse, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

24. &. Flaminala, Limm,. Lesser Spearwort. H. 

Synle E. B. 29. E. B. 387. Bab. Man. p. 10. 
Bay Syn. p. 260. Cyb. Br. Comp.' p. 83. Native. 

Moist ditches, and woods ; Common. 

Wilmington Wood. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Hurstmonceux Park. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

26. &; Xtingiia, lAnn, Great Spearwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 31. E. B. 100. Bab. Man. p. 10. 
Bay Syn. p. 260. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 83. Native. 

Marshy places ; locally abundant. 

Marsh near Tut Bam. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Hurstmonceux. 

Hants. Kent. 

27. &. aiuicoiniui, Lmn. Goldilocks. H. 

Syme E. B. 32. E. B. 624. Bab. Man. p. 11. 
Ray Syn. p. 248. Cyb. Br. Comp, p. 83. Native. 

Woods; rather rare. 

Abbott's Wood. Cophall Wood, Miss A. Woodhouse. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



•If BANUNCULAiCEJfi:. 

28. &• acilfly lAnrn^ Bnttercnps. H. 

Sjme %. B. 33. B. B. 652. . Bab. Man. p. 11. 
Bay Syn. p. 248. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 84. Native. 

Meadows and iraste places ; very oommon. 
Abundant thronghont the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

29. &• xepenSy Limm, Creeping Crowfoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 34. E. B. 516. Bab. Man. p. 11. 
Bay Syn. p. 247. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 84. Natiye. 

Damp Hedge rows and ditches ^ common. ■ 
Willingdon. Hailsham. Bezhill. Near Milton Hyde^ 
HantSr Surrey. Kent* 

30. &• bulbosiuiy lAfnm,, Bnlbotis Crowfoot. . H* 

Syme E. B. 35. E. B. 515. Bab. Man. p. 11. 
Bay Syn. p. 247. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 84. Native* 

On dry gromid and on the Downs ; common. 

Tramway near Waterworks. Shingles. Batton plantation. 

Beachy Head. 

Hants. Smrey. Kent. 

31. &. hinutus, Ourtis, Hairy Crowfoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 36. E. B. 1504. Bab. Man. p. 11. 
Bay Syn. p. 247. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 84. Native* 
B. philonotis, Eh/rh. Benth. Br. FL p. 16. 

Shingle Beach ; abimdant. 
ShingleS) near Langley Gate. 
Hants. Smrey. Kent.. 

33. &• pasrlfloniSi JAnn, Small-flowered Crowfoot. 

Syme E. B. 37. E. B. 120. Bab. Man. p. 12. 
Bay Syn. p. 248. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 85. Native. 

Dry banks ; very rare. 

Near Langley gate, Jnne, 1871. Seeds only moontedand kept. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

34. &. arvensis, JAnn, Com Crowfoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 38. E. B. 135. Bab. Man. p. 12. 
Bay Syn. p. 248. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 85. Colonist. 

Cornfields; common. 
Eastdean. Batton. Near Waterworks. 
Wannock, Miss A, Woodhouse. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



NYHFHiEAC£I£. 5 

36. &. Ficavia, Linn* Lesser Celandine. H. 

Sjme E. B. 39. £. B. 584. Bab. Man. p. 10. 
Bay Syn. p. 246. Ojb. Br. Gomp. p. 83. Native. 

Hedges, woods, and damp fields ; conunon. 

Parskdise wood. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. BezhilL Eastdean. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

7. GALTBAi Linn. 

36. G. palustris, Linn. Marsh Marigold. H. 

Syme E. B. 40. E. B. 606. Bab. Man. p. 12. 
Bay Syn. p. 272. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 85. Native, 

Swamps and wet marshes ; locally abundant. 

Between Pevensey and Wartling. Banks of the Cnckmere. 

Near Michelham Priory. Near Alfriston. 

Hants.. Surrey. .Kent. 

11. AQVILEOIA, Lin7i. 

42. A.. Tulgails, Linn. Columbine. H. 

Syme E. B. 46. E. B. 297. Bab. Man. p. 13. 
Bay Syn. p. 273. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 86. Native. 

» 

"Woods; rare. 

Gnat Wood. Abbot's Wood, Miss A. Woodhouae. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



3. NTMPHJiAOEJ!. 

1. NTMPBJBA, Linn. 

47. N. alb&y Linn. White Water Lily. H. 

Syme E. B. 58. E. B. 160. Bab. Man. p. 15. 
Bay Syn. p. 868. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 88. Native. 

Bivers, and streams in Pevensey levels j locally abundant. 
Hailsham Marsh. Bet. Pevensey and Wartling. 
Cuckmere, at Sherman's Bridge. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

a. NVPBAB., Smith. 

48. N. lUte&y Smith. Yellow Water Lily. H. 

Syme E. B. 54. E. B. 169. Bab. Man. p. 15. 
Bay Syn. p. 368. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 88. Native. 

Bivers ; locally abundant. 

Cuckmere Biver at Sherman's Bridge. Pevensey Canal, Mr, 

CossHck. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6 FAPAVEEACE^. 

4. PAPAVEBACKffl. 

1. TAPAY:ER, Linn. 

61. P. Rhwas, Linn, Field Poppy. H. 

Syme E. B. 58. E. B. 645. Bab. Man. p. 16. 
Bay Syn. p. 308. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 89. Colonist. 

Cornfields ; common, and abundant thronghont the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

63. P. Axgemone, Linn, Long-headed Poppy. H* 

Syme E. B. 61. E. B. 643. Bab. Man. p. 16. 
Bay Syn. p. 308. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 89. Colonist. 

Cornfields; common. 

Eastdean. Batton. Meads, Bev, E, 8, Dewick, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

64. P. hybridom, Linn, Bonnd-headed Poppy. H. 

Syme E. B. 62. E. B. 43. Bab. Man. p. 16. 

Bay. Syn. p. 308. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 88. Colonist. 

Cornfields ; rather rare. 

Mill Gap. Near Batton. Meads, Bev, E. 8, Bewick. 

Near Littlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. OLA.1JGIUBI, Tonm^f, 

66. O. lutenitti Scop, Yellow Homed Poppy. H. 

Syme E. B. 66. Bab. Man. p. 17. 

Chelidonium glaucium, Lmn, E. B. 8. 

Bay Syn. p. 309. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 90. Native. 

Chalk cliffs, road sides, and shingles ; abundant. 
Cliffs, Holywell. Meads road. Near Excet Bridge. 
Hants. Kent. 

4. GHEX.IDONIVM, Linn, 

67. G. majus, Linn, Celandine. H. 

Syme E. B. 67. E. B. 1581. Bab. Man. p. 18. 
Bay Syn. p. 309. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 90. Denizen. 

Walls and stony banks ; common. 

Willingdon. Jevington. Pevensey. Littlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



FUMABIACEiE. 



4* FUMABIACKS. 

I. GO&TBAU8, DC. 

68. G. hUea, DC. Yellow Fmnitorj. H. 

Syme, E. B. 69. Bab. Man. p. 18. Fumaria latea^ Linn. E. B. 588. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 479. Alien. 

Walls; rare. 

EBtablished on a wall at Peyensey. 

Surrey fBrewerJ. Kent (RoperJ. 

69. G. cUTiculata, DO. White Climbing Fmnitory. H. 

Syme E. B. 70. Bab. Man. p. 19. Bay Syn. p. 835. 
Fumaria claVicnlata, LUm. E. B. 103. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 90. Native. 

Sandy woods, and dry places ; rather rare. 

Shingles near Langley gate. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. 

Bet. Hailsham and Eastbourne, N. Bot. Quide, 1835. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

a. rUMA&ZA. Linn. 

61. F. conl^s&y Jord. Rampant Fumitory. H.* 

Syme E. B. 73. E. B. 2976. Bab. Man. p. 19. 

Fmnaria capreolata, Auct, Cyb. Br»Comp. p. 90. Colonist. 

Hedges; rare. 

Hedge near Willingdon, Miss A. Woodhotue. 

Surrey. 

63. F. denfllflora, DC. Close Flowered Fumitory. 

Bab. Man. p. 20. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 91. Colonist. 
Fumaria micrantha, Lag, Syme E. B. 75. E. B. 2876. 

Cornfields ; rare. 

West Dean, Herb. Borr. 1855. 

Kent. Surrey. 

64. F. officinalis, Linn. Common Fumitory. H. 

Syme E. B. 76. E. B. 589. Bab. Man. p. 19. 
B^y Syn. p. 204. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 91. Colbnist. 

Cornfields ; very common. 

Mill Gap. Holywell. Meads. Bezhill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6 CEUCIFER2E. 



fi. CBUCIFERJ!. 

a. G&AMBS, Linn. 

68. G. maiitinui, Lirm, Sea Kale. H. 

Sjme E. B. 80. £. B. 924. Bab. Man. p. 36. 
Bay Syn. p. 307. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 92. Native. 

Chalk Cliffs, and sliingles ; locally abimdant^ 

On the cliffs at Beachy Head, O. B. G. p. 611. Holywell. 

Shingles, near first slnice bridge. Alfriston. 

Hants. Kent. 

3. &APHAN1J8, Idnn* 

69. &• Raphanistiumi lAnn. Wild Badish. H. 

Syme E. B. 81. E. B. 856. Bab. Man. p. 37. 

Bay Syn. p. 296. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 106. Colonist. 

Cornfields, and road sides ; rather common. 
Cornfield, Cow Gap. Roadside, Littlington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. , 

70. &• maxitinnu, 8nu Sea Badish. H. 

Syme E. B. 82. E. B. 1643. Bab. Man. p. 37. 
Bay Syn. p. 296. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 105. Native. 

Chalk cliffs; rather rare. 

** Mr. Stonestreet found it under the oliflia by the seaside, about 
" half a mile from the Fisher Houses, at Bourne, in Sussex." — 
Ba/y 8yn. 1724. Holywell Quarry. Shingles. Beachy Head, 
Herb, Borr. Near Eastbourne, N. B, Q, p» 52. 
Kent. 



4. 8ZNAFZ8, Linn. 

71. 8. arrensiSi Linn, Charlock. H. 

E. B. 1748. Bab. Man. p. 30. 

Brassica sinapistrum, Boias, Syme E. B. 83. 

Bay Syn. p. 295. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 104. Colonist. 

Cornfields ; very common, and g^erally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

72. 8. alba, Idnn. White Mustard. H. 

E. B. 1677. Bab. Man. p. 30. Bay Syn. p. 296. 
Brassica alba, Boiss, Syme E. B. 84. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 104. Colonist. 

Cornfields, and waste ground ; rather common. 

Cow Gap. Waste ground, near the Wish, Bev. E, 8, Dewiek. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CBUciFEBie:. 9 

73. 8. nigva, Linn. Black Mnstard. 

E. B. 969. Bab. Man. 29. G^b. Bn Gomp. p. 104. Native. 
Braasioa nigra, Koch. Byrne E. B. 85. Baj Sjn. p. 295. 

Marshy places ; rare. 

Fevensej slnioe, Herb. Borr. Onokmere Biyer, Miss A, Wood" 

house. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

5. BRASSICA, Liwn. 
Bvastioa polymozpha, Sjfme. 

76. Snb. sp. 1. Bxastioa napus, lAnn. Wild Kayew. H, 

Syme E. B. 88. B. Napns, Linn. Bab. Man. p. 29. 
Bay Syn. p. 295. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 103. Golonist. 

Ghalk cliffs ; locally abundant. 
Holywell Quarry. 

77. Sub. Sp. 2. Bxassioa oampestxU, Linn. Swede. H 

Syme E. B. 89. B. campestris, Linn. Bab. Man. p. 29. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 103. Golonist. 

Gomfields; Tather common. 

Barley field, near Mill Qap. 

For a full report on these difficult plants, see papers by H. G. 

Watson, J. of Bot., Vol. 7, p. 346, Vol. 8, p. 869, and by Prof. 

W. T. T. Dyer, J. of Bot., Vol. 9, p. 193. 

6. DiPiiOTAZis, na 

82. D. muxallB, DC. Sand Brassica. 

Bab. Man. p. 30. Sisymbrium murale. E. B. 1090. 
Brassica muralis, Boiss, Syme E. B. 94. 
■ Sinapis muralis, Br. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 105. Denizen. 

Ghalk cliffs, and waste places ; locally abundant. 

Var. a. gennina. H. 

Holywell Quarry. 

Var. b. Babingtonii. H. 

Waste ground, near Ghristchurch, and near The Wish. 
Surrey. Kent. \ 

7. 8I8TMBRXUM, Linn. 

83. 8. officinale, Soojf. Hedge Mustard. H. 

Syme E. B. 96. Erysimum officinale, Liwn. E. B. 735. 
Bab. Man. p. 28. Bay Syn. p. 298. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 101, Native. 

Bead sides ; very common. 

Generally distributed throughout the district. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

C 



10 CRTJCIPBILE. 



86. 8. Alliaria, 8eop. Sauoe-alone. Garlio Mastard. H. 

Syme E. B. 100. Erysimmn Alliaria, Linn, E. B. 796. Bay 

Syn. p. 293. Alliaria officinalis, And/rz. Bab. Man. p. 28. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 102. Native. 

lU)ad sides, and banks ; common. 

Fevensey Castle. Bexhill. Hailsham. Grardner-street. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



9. Bfi8PE&Z8, Lvnn, 

maironaUs, Linn, Dame's Violet. H.* 

Syme E. B. 103. Bab. Man. p. 27. 
Hesperis inodora, Linn. E. B. 731. 
Bay Syn. p. 293. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 485. AHen or casual. 

Fields; rare. 

Field near old Beseryoir, Mi88 A, WoodhotLse, 

Surrey CBrewerJ, Kent (DeakinJ, 



11. CBESRAirTHU8, Linn. 

91. C. Cheiri, Limi, Wallflower. H. 

Syme E. B. 106. E. B. 1934. Bab. Man. p. 24. 
Bay. Syn. p. 291. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 485. Alien. 

Chalk cliffs and old walls; locally abundant. 
Cliffs at Holywell. Fevensey Castle. 
Surrey (BreiverJ, Kent CDeakinJ. 

13. CARI>ABniri9y Linn, 

93. C. amara, Linn. Bitter Cress. H.* 

Syme E. B. 108. E. B. 1000. Bab. Man. p. 27. 
Bay Syn. p. 299. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 98. Native. 

Marshy places ; rare. 

Near Blackford, Miss A. WoodhoiLse, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



94. C. pxatentis, Linn. Ladies' Smock. H. 

Syme E. B. 109. E. B. 776. Bab. Man. p. 27. 
"Ray Syn. p. 299. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 98. Native. 

Marshes, and wet meadows ; common. 

Marsh near Waterworks. Hailsham. Carter's Comer. 

BexhUl. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CBUCIFEfiifi. 11 



95. C. bixsuta, Linr^, Hairj-leaved Ladies* Smock. H. 

Syme E. B. 110. E. B. 492. Bab. Man. p. 26. 
Bay Byn. p. 300. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 98. Native. 

Old walls, and road sides ; common. 
Feyensey Castle. Langley. Hailsham. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

96. C. .sylTatioai Idnk, H. 

Cardamine hlrsnta, Lmn. Snb. sp. sylvatioa, Link Syme 
E. B. 111. Card, hirsnta, Z/i/nn, E. B. 492. Oard. fleznosa, 
With, Bab. Man. p. 26. Bay Syn. p. 300. Cyb. Br. Comp. 
p. 483. Native. 

Bead sides ; rather common. 

Near Hailsham. Boad side at Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. 

14. A»abls, Xiftn. 

98. A. thaliana, Linn. Thale Cress. H. 

Syme E. B. 115. E. B. 901. Bay Syn. p. 294. 
Sisymbrimn thaliannm, Oa/ud, Bab. Man. p. 28. 
Cyb. Br. Comp^ p. 99. Native. 

Downs; rare. 

Downs, near Beaohy Head. On rooks, Eastbonme. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

102. A. hinnta, Br, Hairy Bock Cress. H. 

Syme E. B. 116. E. B. 687. Bab. Man. p. 25. 
Bay Syn. p. 294. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 100. Native. 

Chalk Downs ; rather rare. 

Bank near Friston. Bet. Eastdean and Beaohy Head. 

Hantd. Snrrey. Kent. 

15. BARBAREA, Br. 

105. 8. Tulgaxis, Br, Winter Cress, Yellow Bocket. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 25. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 44. 

Br. vulgaris, Br, Sub. sp. 1. en-vnlgaris, Syme, Syme E. B. 120. 

Erysimnm Barbarea, Lirm. E. B. 443. 

Bay Syn. p. 297. Cyb. Br. Comp, p. 100. Native. 

Moist meadows, and ditches ; common. 

Meadows, near Hailsham. Ditch at Folegate. Shingles, near 

St. Anthony's Tower. 
Hants, Surrey. Kent* 



12 cbuciferj:. 



109m .IB. proBCoXf Br. Amerioan Cress. H. 

Syme E. B. 124. Bab. Man. p. 26. 
Erysimum prseoox, 8m, E. B. 1129. 
Cjh. Br. Comp. p. 484. Alien. 

Marshy places ; rather rare. 
Marsh near Waterworks. 

16. NASTURTIUM, Br, 

110. N. oflloinale, Br. Water Cress. H. 

Syme E. B. 125. E. B. 855. Bab. Man. p. 24. 
Bay Syn. p. 300. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 100. Native. 

Ponds and ditches ; common. 

Hellingly. Folkington. Pevensey. Downs above Green-street. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

19. SRABA, Linn. 

118. I>. Tema, Ltnn. Whitlow Grass. 

Byrne E. B. 134, fig. 1. E.B. 586. Bab. Man. p. 81. 
Bay Byn. p. 292. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 97. Native. 

Bub. sp. 1. eu-Texna| Byrne, H. 

Old walls, Downs and roadsides ; conmion. 
Pevensey Castle. Side of Pevensey road. Links. 
Hants. Bnrrey. Kent. 

Snb. sp. 2. bvachyoavpa, Jord. H. 
Byrne E.B. 134, fig. 2. 

Old walls; rare. 
Hnrstmoncenx Castle. 
Bnrrey. 

20. AIiTSSUM, Linn. 

125. A. mwritimvmf Lam, Sweet or Seaside Alyssmn. H.* 

Syme E. B. 140. E. B. 1729. Bab. Man. p. 81. 
Benth. Br. Fl. p. 69. Hook, Stnd. Fl. p. 33. 
Gr. & Godr. Fl. de Fr. Vol. 1. p. 118. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 482. 
Oasnal. 

Waste places near the Sea ; rare, and probably an escape. 
Edge of the cliff, Eaatbonme, Miss A, Woodhwise, 

24. IBERZS, Xinti. 

131. I. amarai Lirm. Bitter Candy Tuft. H. 

Syme E. B. 149. E. B. 52. Bab. Man. p. 34. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 94. Colonist. 

Bead sides, and chalky places; rather rare. 

Bet. Polegate and Hailsham^ Holywell. Batten woods. 

Hants. Surrey. 



BESEDACEiE. 13 

27. CAPSEIiliA, MofMh. 
134. C. Buxsa-pastoxlB, DC, Shepherd's purse. H. 

Syme E. B. 152. Bab. Man. p. 85. 

Thlaspi Bursa-pastoris, MoBnch. E. B. 1485. Gren. and Godr. 

Fl. de Fr. Vol. i. p. 147. 
Bay Syn. p. 306. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 93. Native. 

Boad sides, fields and waste places ; very comi on throughout 

the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

28. liSPIBIUM, Z4»». . 

138. la. oampestxe, Br. Mithridate Fepperwort* H. 

Syme E. B. 156. Bab. Man. p. 85. 

Thlaspi campestris, Idnn. E. B. 1385. 

Bay Syn. p. 305. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 95. Native. 

Fields and road sides ; widely but sparingly distributed. 
Field, Bexhill. Shingles. Field, Folkington. Boad side, Hail- 
sham. Field, Waldron. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

139. &. Smithii, Book, Smooth Field Fepperwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 157. Bab. Man. p. 35. 
Thlaspi hirtum, Lin/n, E. B. 1803. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 95. Native. 

Fields and waste places ; common. 

Shingles. Near Batton. Folking^n. Bexhill. Near Tut 

Bam. 
Hants. Surrey. 

29. SENEBIERA, 2>a 

142. 8. CovonopuB, Poir, Swine's Cress. H. 

Syme E. B. 160. Bab. Man. p. 36. Bay Syn. p. 804. 
Coronopus Buellii, Oaert. E. B. 1660. 
Cyb. Br. Comp; p. 92. Native. 

Waste ground and shingles ; common. 

Near Tut ipam. Eastdean. Fevensey Shingles. Bexhill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6. BESEDACEiE. 

I. RESEDA, Id?m. 

144. R. lutea) Lirm, Wild Mignonette. H. 

Syme E. B. 162. E. B. 321. Bab. Man. p. 37. 
Bay Syn. p. 366. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 106. Native. 

Downs and shingles ; sparingly distributed. 

Downs above the Links. Shingles near first sluice bridge. 

Littlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. / 



14 VIOLACKiE. 

145. R. bnteola, Linn. ' Weld, or Dyer's Booket. H. 

Syme E. B. 164. E. B. 320. Bab. Man. p. 38. 
Bay Syn. p. 366. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 106, Native. 

Chalk olifEs and shingles ; abundant. 

Holywell. Beachy Head. Exoet. Shingles beyond Bedonbt. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



7. CI8TACBJB. 

1. HELIANTHEMUK, Taumf. 

149. H. TUlgare, Oaert Common Book-Bose. ^. 

Syme E. B. 168. Bab. Man. p. 38. 

Cistus Helianthemxim, Linn. E. B. 1321. 

Bay Syn. p. 341. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 106. Native. 

Downs ; locally abnndant. 

Near Folkingfcon. Jeving^n Holt. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



8. VIOLACEiB. 

1. TZOXiA, Idnn. 

152. ▼. odoxftta, Lmn. Sweet Violet. H. 

Syme E. B. 171. E. B. 619. Bab. Man. p. 89. 
Bay -Syn. p. 864. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 107. Native, 

Banks andwo6ds ; common. 

Mill Gap. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Paradise Wood. 

Yar. b. ▼. alba. White Violet. H. 

Lane near Tnt Bam. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

154. ▼. hizte, lAnn, Hairy Violet. H. 

Syme E..B. 172. E. B. 894. Bab. Man. p. 40. 
Bay Syn. p. 365. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 108. Native. 

Downs and hedge banks ; rather rare. 

Beachy Head, and Polegate, Miss A. Woodh^mse, Downs, 

above Wannock, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



VIOLACEiE. 15 



155. ▼. sylTatica, IHei. Wood Violet. 

Bab. Man. p. 40. Viola canina, Linn. E. B. 620. 

Bay Syn. p. 364. Cyb. Br. Comp. pp. 149. 441 and 487. Native. 

Sub. sp. 1. RiTinlana, Reich. H. 

Syme E. B. 173. 

Woods and hedge banks ; oommon. 

Gnat Wood. Carter's Comer. Bexhill Common. 

Sub. sp. 2. Reichenbaohiana, Boreas. H. 
Syme E. B. 174. 

Woods ; rather rare. 

Wood near Folegate. Wood at Heathfield. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

157. ▼. oanina, Zdnn. Dog Violet. H. 

E. B. 2984. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 46. Benth. Br. FL p. 96. 
V. canina, Bob. Sub. sp. 1. V. flavicomis, 8m. Syme E. B. 176. 
Bab. Man. p. 41. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 108. Native. 

On the Downs ; locally abundant. 

Amongst grass on the Downs near Paradise. Cow Gap. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

198. ▼. laetea« Sm. Smith's Dog Violet. 

E. B. 445. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 108. Native. 
V. canina, Lirm. Sub. sp. 2. laotea, 8m. Syme E. B. 176. 
„ f, var. b. I, „ Bab. Man. p. 41. 

On damp heaths, apparently very local. (Syme.) 
Heathfield. Herb. Borr. 1838. 
Ha^ts. Kent. 

160. ▼. txicolov, Lirm. Field Pansy. Heartsease. 

E. B. 1287. Bab. Man. p. 42. 

Bay Syn. p. 365. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 109. Native. 

Sub. sp. 2. ▼. azTensiSy Murr. H. 

Syme E. B. 179. E. B. 2712. 

Cornfields ; common. 

Near Holywell. Mill Gap. Near Bodmill Farm. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



16 FSANKENIACE^. 

10. POLTaALACEJL 

I. POX.TGAX.A, Linn. 

166. P. TVlgaris, Linn. Oommon Milkwort. H. 

E. B. 76. Bab. Man. p. 44. Bay Syn. p. 287. 

F. vulgaris, sub. sp. 1. F. ea-ynlgfaris, Byme. Byrne E. B. 185. 
Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 111. Native. 

Downs, woods and banks ; common. 

Faradise Wood. Gnat Wood. Waldron. Hurstmoncenz Fark. 

Bexhill. 
Kent. Surrey. 

167. P. oxyptera, Eeich. H. 

F. vulgaris, Linn. Sub. sp. 2. P. ozyptera, B&ich. Hook. Stud. 

PI. p. 47. 
P. vulgaris, var. g. oxyptera, Reich, Syme E. B. p. 186, 
F. vulgaris, var. b. oxyptera, Koch. E. B. 2827. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 488. 

Banks, rare. 

Bank at Growhurst, near Battle. 

168. P. depxesta, Wenderoth, Lesser Gommon Milkwort. H. 

P. vulgaris, sub. sp. 2i depressa. Wend. Syme E. B. p. 187. 
Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 47. P. vulgaris, var. b. depressa. Bab. 
Man. p. 44. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 488. Native. 

Gommons, and dry banks ; rather rare. 
Bexhill Gommon. Bank at Waldron. 
Hants. Surrey. 

169. P. oalearea, Sohultz. Ghalk Milkwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 188. E. B. 2764. Bab. Man. p. 44. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 111. Native. 

Downs ; locally abundant. 

Between Eastdean and Beaohy Head. Folkington. 

Surrey. Kent. , 



11. FBANEENIACEJi. 

1. FRANKEiriA. Linn. 

171. F. IsbtIs, Linn. Sea Heath. H. 

Syme E. B. 190. E. B. 205. Bab. Man. p. 43. 

Bay Syn. p. 338. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 111. Native. 

Near brackish water on the shingles ; rare. 
Side of pool, bet. Pevensey and Bexhill. 
Hants. Kent. 



CAEYOPHYLLACBiE. 17 



12. CABTOPHTLLACEJI. 

2. SAPONA&ZA, Linn. 

177. 8. oflloinali*, Linn, Soapwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 197. E. B. 1060. Bab. Man. p. 49. 
Baj Sjn. p. 839. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 113. Denizen. 

ShingleSi and sides of streams ; locallj abnndant. 

Shingles near first Slnioe Bridge. Side of stream at Crowhnrst. 

On the wide beach towards Langley Fort. 0. B, 0. 1805, p, 607. 

Langley Point. Berh, Borr. 1840. 
Surrey (Brewer). Kent (Deakin). 

3. SIUBNEy JUimu 

178. 8. Inflata, Sm. Bladder Campion. H. 

Syme E. B. 199. Bab. Man. p. 60. 

Cncnbalns Behen, Li/nn. E. B. 164. 

Bay Syn. p. 337. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 113. Native. 

Chalky fields, and shingles ; common. 

Fields above Holywell. Near Green-street. Shingles near 

Langley. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

179. 8. maxitima. With, Sea Campion. H. 

Syme E. B. 200. E. B. 957. Bab. Man. p. 50. 
Bay Syn. p. 337. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 114, Native. 

Shingles ; locally abnndant. 

Shingles from Eastbonme to Langley. 

Hants. Kent. 

181, 8. anglicay Linn. English Catch-fly. H. 

E. B. 1178. Bab. Man. p. 49. Bay Syn. p. 339. 

Silene gallioa, Koch, Sub. sp. 1. S. anglica, Lin/n, Syme 

E. B. 202. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 114. Native. S. gallica, Linn. Benth. 

Br. Fl. p. 109. 

Cornfields; rare. 
Field by Green-street. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

4. TCBiri8y Linn, 

188. li. Tespextina, Sibfh, White Lychnis. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 52. L. dioica, Flore albo, 8m, E. B. 1580. 
Silene pratensis, Oodr, Sf Oren, Syme E. B. 210. 
Bay Syn. p. 339. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 116. Native. 

Boadsides, fields, and shingles ; common. 

Meads-road. Green-street. Holywell. Shingles near Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

D 



18 CARYOPHYLLACBJJ. 



189. &. dinmay SiHh. Bed Lychnis. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 52. L. dioica, Flore rubro, 8m, E. B. 1579. 
Silene diqma, Oodr, 8f Qren, Byrne E. B. 211. 
Bay Syn. p. 839. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 116. Native. 

Woods and hedge banks ; common. 

Wood at Hailsham. Copse near Filching. The Ash, Jeving^n. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

IM. &. Flofl-cueiili, I/inn, Bagged Bobin. H. 

Syme E. B. 212. E. B. 673. Bab. Man. p. 51. 
Bay Syn. p. 338. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 116. Native. 

Marshes and moi^t meadows ; common. 

Bet. Pevensey and Wartling. Willingdon Decoy. Gnat Wood. 

Shingles near Langley. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

193. Ja. Oithago, Lam, Com Cockle. H. 

Syme E. B. 215. Bab. Man. p. 52. Bay Syn. p. 338. 
A^grostemma Githago, Linn, E. B. 741. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 117. Colonist. 

Cornfields; rare. 

Field near Cemetery. By St. John's chnrch, Meads. Rev, E. 8. 

jpevnck, 
Hants. Smrey. Kent. 



6. MOSNCHIA, Ehrh. 

195. M. evecta, 8m. Upright MGenchia. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 117. Sagina erecta, Lirm. E. B. 609. 
Cerastinm qnatemellnm, Fenzl, Syme E. B. 217. 
Bay Syn. p. 144. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 117. Native, 

Commons ; rare. 

Milton Hyde, near Michelham. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

7. CERASTXirM, Linn. 

196. C. tetrandram, Cfurt* Dark Green Mouse-ear Chiokweed. H. 

. Syme S. B. 218. Bab. Man. p. 59. 
Sagina cerastoides, £fm. E. B. 166. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 125. Native. 

Downs ; rare. 

In the grass at Beachy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. 



CARYOPHYLLACRE. 19 



198. C. seiiildeoandram, Linn. Little Moose-ear Ghiokvreed. H. 

Sjme E. B. 220. E. B. 1630. Bab. Man. p. 69. 

Bay Syn. p. 848. T. 15, f. 1. Cjb. Br. Comp. p. 125. Native. 

Downs; rare. 

In the grass above Jevington ohnroh. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

199. C. glomeratam, Thuill, Broad-leaved Mouse-ear Chiokweed, H, 

Syme E. B. 221. Bab. Man. p. 68. Bay Syn. p. 348. 
Cerastium vulg^tum, Linn, E. B. 789. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 124. Native. 

Old walls ; rather rare. 

Wall at Oompton Place. Hurstmonoeux Castle. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

200. C. txlTiale, Link. Narrow-leaved Mouse-ear Chiokweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 222. Bab. Man. p. 69. Bay Syn. p. 349. 
Cerastium visoosum. Linn, E. B. 790. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 124. Native. 

Fields, and road sides ; very common. 

Side of Pevensey road. Beachy Head. BexhilL 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

203. C. azrense, Linn, Field Chiokweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 225. E. B. 93. Bab. Man. p. 60. 
Biay Syn. p. 348. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 125. Native. 

Cornfields ; locally abundant. 

Cornfield by the roadside between Meads and Eastdean. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

8. 8TE&&A&IA, Linn. 

207. 8. nedia. With, Common Chiokweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 229. E. B. 537. Bab. Man. p. 57. 
Bay Syn. p. 847. Cyb. ^r. Comp. p. 122. Native. 

Fields and roadsides ; very common throughout ihe district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

208. 8. Bolostea, Linn, Greater Stichwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 230. E. B. 611. Bab. Man. p. 67. 
Bay Syn. p. 846. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 123. Native. 

Hedge banks, and borders of woods ; common. 

Near Hailsham. By Mill Wood, Bexhill. Boadside between 

Ninfield and Hooe. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



20 CABYOPHYLLACILffi. 



210. 8. gvamineay lAnn, Lesser Stichwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 232. E. B. 803. Bab. Man. p. 58. 
Bay Syn. p. 346. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 123. Native. 

Fields, woods, and road sides ; very common. 

Hankmn-street. Gnat Wood. Folkington. Jeyington Holt. 

Pevensey. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

^11 ; 8. uliglnosa, Mwrr. Bog Stichwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 233. E. B. 1074. Bab.. Man. p. 58. 
Bay Syn. p. 347. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 123. Native. 

Marshy places ; locally abundant. 
Hnrstmonceoz. Gnat Wood. Hellingly. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

9. ARENAaiA, Unn, 

213 • A. sezpyllifolia, lAnn, Thyme-leaved Sandwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 235. E. B. 923. Bab. Man. p. 56. 
Bay Syn. p. 849. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 120. Native. 

Downs, fields, and old walls ; abnndant. 

Beachy Head. Eastdean. Littling^n. Pevensey Castle. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. ' 

Yar. b. leptocladot, Qu9i. H. 

Syme E. B. 236. E. B. 2972. A Leptoolados, Qtms. Bab. Man. 
p. 56. 

Downs and cornfield ; rather rare. 
Mill Grap. Hailsham. Beachy Head. 

13. 8AOZNAy Zi9»9l. 

222. 8. maxitimay i)oA. Sea Pearlwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 245. E^ B. 2195. Bab. Man. p. 53. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 117. Native. 

Shingles ; locally abundant. 

Near Bed House, Pevensey. Side of Pool, near first sluioe 

bridge. 
Hants. 

223. 8. apetala, lAwn,. Small-flowered Pearlwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 246. E. B. 881. Bab. Man. p. 53. 
Bay Syn. p. 345. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 117. Native. 

Walls ; locally abundant. 
Pevensey Castle. Meads road. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



POBTULAGACILS:. 21 

225. 8. pvocumbens, Linn, Froomnbent Pearlwort. H. 

Sjme E. B. 248. E. B. 880. Bab. Man. p. 52. 
Biay Sjn. p. 343. Gjb. Br. Comp. p. 118. Native. 

Shingles, and dry places ; locally abundant. 
Shingles near Langlej Q&te. Horstmoncenx. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

14. SPEROUIiA, Idnn. 

230. 8. azTeniis, Idnn. Com Spmrey. H. 

Syme E. B. 262. E. B. 1536. Bab. Man. p. 62. 
Bay Syn. p. 361. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 119. Native. 

Downs and sandy fields ; abundant in the north of the district. 
Near Beachy Head. Waldron. Heathfield. Crowhurst, near 

Battle. Hailsham. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

15. SPEROULARXA, Pert. 

231. 8. rubra, Fenul. Field Sandwort -spurrey. H. 

Syme E. B. 254. Ray Syn. p. 351. Cyb. Br. Comp, p. 120. 
Native. Arenaria rubra, Lirm» E. B. 862. Lepigonum 
rubrum, Fries, Bab. Man. p. 61. 

Dry places, and road sides ; locally abundant. 
Boad side, Westdean. Bexhill. Shingles. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

233. 8. marginata, Syme, Greater Sea Sandwort-spurrey. H. 

Syme E. B. 257. Ray Syn. p. 351. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 120 and 

490. Native. Arenaria marina, 8m. E. B. 958. 
Lepigonum marinum, Wahl. Bab. M«kn. p. 61. 

Shingles ; rather rare. 

Shingle beach, near first sluice bridge. Near Ezoet. 



18. POBTULAOACEJI. 

I. MONTI Ay Linn. 

242. M. fontana, Linn. Water Blinks. H. 

Syme E. B. 259. E. B. 1206. Bab. Man. p. 134. 
Bay Syn. p. 352. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 175. Native. 

Moist commons ; rather rare. 
Mflton Hyde, near Michelham. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



22 HYPEBICACKS:. 

14. TAMABI8CACEJ!. 

I. TAMARIZ, lAnn, 

245. T. anglica, Wehh, Engliah Tamarisk. H. 

Syme E. B. 261. Bab. Man. p. 128. Cyb. Br. Gomp., p. 514. 
Alien. Tamariz gallica, Linn, E. B. 1318. 

Planted abundantly near the sea. 

Near Meads cbnroL The Parade. Near Gas Works. 



16. HYPEBIOACEJ!. 

I. BTPSaiCUM, Lirni. 

248. AndroBSBmum, Linn. ' Tntsan. H. 

Syme E. B. 264. E. B. 1225. Bab. Man. p. 65. 
Bay Syn. p. 343. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. X29. Native. 

Woods ; rather rare. 

Gnat Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

250. B. perforatum, Litm, Dotted leaved St. John's Wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 268. E. B. 295. Bab. Man. p. 66. 
Bay Syn. p. 342. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 129. Native. 

Bead sides, and hedge banks on the chalk ; common. 
Mill Gkip. Willingdon. Folkington. Jeving^n. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

252. B. tetrapteram, Frie$. Square-stemmed St. John's Wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 270. Bab. Man. p. 66. 

Hyp. quadrang^lum, Linn, E. B. 370. 

Bay Syn. p. 344. Cyb Br. Comp. p. 130. Native. 

Sides of ditches ; common. 

Near Tut Barn. Wilmington. Crowhurst, near Battle. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

254. B. hnn&ifiuiiim, Linn, Trailing St. John's Wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 271. E. B. 1226. Bab. Man. p. 67. 
Bay Syn. p. 843. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 130. Native. 

Woods and Downs ; common. 

Gnat Wood. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Hailsham. Beachy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



HALYACE^. 23 



256. H. puloluiiiii, Xinn. Small apright St. John's Wort. H* 

Syme E. B. 273. E. B. 1227. Bab. Man. p. 67. 
Bay Syn. p. 342. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 131. Native. 

Woods ; rather common. 
Gnat Wood. Wartling Wood. 
Hants. Bnrrey. Kent. 

257. H. bixsutum, Linn, Hairy Sfc. John's Wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 274. E. B. 1156. Bab. Man. p. 67. 
Biay Syn. p. 343. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 131. Native. 

Chalky banks on the Downs ; rather rare. 

Chalk quarry, Folkington. Jeving^n. Wilmington. 

Hants. Smrey. Kent. 



17. MALVACE^. 

1. AIiT^XAy Linn, 

260. A. officinalis, Lirvn. Marsh Mallow. H. 

Syme E. B. 278. E. B. 147. Bab. Man. p. 64. 
Bay Syn. p. 252. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 128. Native. 

Marshes ; locally abundant. 

Pevensey Marsh. Hailsham Marsh, near Horse-Eye. Banks. 

of Cuckmere, near Westdean. By Excet Bridge, Herb, Borr. 

Bexhill, Miss A, Woodhouse. 
Hants. Kent. 

2. IiATATERA, Linn. 

261. li. arbarea, Linn, Tree Mallow. H. 

Syme E. B. 279. E. B. 1841. Bab. Man. p. 64. 
lUfcy Syn. p. 252. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 128. Native. 

Sea cliffs. In this district probably an escape, and rather rare. 
Holywell, near the Quarry. Near BexhQl Common. 

3. MAIiVAy Linn, 

262. M. mosoliata, Xtrni. Mnsk Mallow. H. 

Syme £. B. 280. E. B. 754. Bab. Man. p. 63. 
Bay Syn. p. 262. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 127. Native. 

Woods and banks ; rather common. 

Grnat Wood. Abbot's Wood, Miss A, Woodhotise, Bailway 

bank between Polegate and Hailsham. 

ants. Snrrey. Kent. 



24 LINACEJE. 

263. K. sylveBtxiBy Liim. Commoii Mallow. H. 

Syme E. B. 281. E. B. 671. Bab. Man. p. 63. 
Ray Syn. p. 252. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 127. Native. 

Boad sides and waste places ; very common. 
Generally distributed throughout the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

264. K. xotnndifolia, Linn, Dwarf Mallow. H. 

Syme E. B. 282. E. B. 1092. Bab. Man. p. 63. 
pii.y Syn. p. 251. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 128. Native. 

Boadsides ; rare. 

Side of Pevensey church. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



18. TILIACEiE. 

1. TZUA. Linn. 

266. T. intermedia. DC* Lime. H.* 

Syme E. B. 286. B. B. 610. Bab. Man. p. 64. 
Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 493. Alien. 

Boad sides and woods ; Planted. 

Boad side, near Southfields, Mr. C. J. Muller, Near Hailsham. 

Hants. Surrey (Brewer), Kent (DeakinJ. 



19. LINACKS. 

1. RADZOXiA, Omel. 

268. R. miUegzana, 8m. Common Allseed. H. 

Syme E. B. 288. E. B. 893. Bab. Man. p. 74. 
Bay Syn. p. 345. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 127. Native. 

Damp sandy places ; rare. 
Near Mill Wood, BexhilL 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

2. l^ZHVSI, Lirni. 

269. L. Gatluurticum, Linn, • Purging Flax. H. . 

Syme E. B. 289. E. B. 882. Bab. Man. p. 74. 
Bay Syn. p. 862. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 127. Native. 

Downs and fields; abundant. 

Beachy Head. Folkington. Jevington. Cow Gap. Paradise 

Wood. Borders of Gnat Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



OERANIACBiB. 25 



271. IL. angnstifoUvm, Huds. Karrow-le&yed Flax* H. 

Syme E. B. 291. E. B. 381. Bab. Man. p. 74. 
Bay Syn. p. 862. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 126. Native. 

Chalky banks and road sides ; locally abundant. 

Bank near Friston chnroh. Near Peyensey Castle. Bezhilli 

Mi$8 A, Woodhcmse, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

272. Ii« uHtatiuifnum, Zinn. Common Flax. ' H. • 

Syme E. B. 292. E. B. 1357. Bab. Man. p. 74. 
Bay Syn. p. 862. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 493. Casual. 

Boad sides and waste plaoes ; cui esoape, rather rare 
Top of Downs, near the Baoeoourse, Rev. E, S. Detciek, 
Bet. Bailway Terminus and Waterworks. 
Surrey (Brewer). Kent (Deakm). 



20. GEBANIAOEiE. 

I. OlS&ANZVK, Lirvti, 

278. O. molle, Linn. Dores-foot Cranesbill. H. 

Syme E. B. 299. E. B. 778. Bab. Man. p. 70. 
Ray Syn. p. 359. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 134. Natire. 

Boad sides, fields, and waste places; very common. 
Abundant throughout the district. 
9ant8. Surrey. Kent, 

279. O. pvaillum, Limm,, Small.flowered Cranesbill. H.* 

Syme E. B. 800. E. B. 385. Bab. Man. p. 70. 
Bay Syn. p. 359. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 184. Native. 

Boad sides ; rare. 

Near Eastbourne, Miss A, Woodhouse. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

281. O. dUseotiim, Xmn. Cut-leaved Cranesbill. F.r 

Syme E. B. 302. E. B. 753. Bab. Man. p. 70. 
Bay Syn. p. 359. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 134. Native. 

Boad sides, woods, and banks } common. 
Meads. Fevensey road. Near Friston Church. 
Folkington. Wartling Wood. Littlington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

E 



26 oebaniacej:. 



282. O. colnmbinum, lAnn. Long-stalked CranesbiU. H.*. 

Bjme E. B. 308. E. B. 259. Bab. Man. p. 70. 
Bay Sjn. p. 859. Gjb. Br. Comp. p. 184. Native. 

Waste places; rare. 

Near Eastbourne, Miss A, WoodJuxuse. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

284. O. Robeztlamimy Linn. Herb Bobert. H. 

fijme £. B. 805. E. B. 1486. Bab. Man. p. 71. 
Bay Syn. p. 358. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 135. Native. 

Hedge banks ; common, and generally distribnted. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

Var. b. modeBtnm, Jord. H. 

Syme E. B. Yol. 2, p. 204. 6. pnrpnremn, Forst. Bab. Man. 

p. 71. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 496. 
Sbingles; locally abundant. 

Shingles beyond the Redoubt. Near Bed House, Pevensey. 

Mr. BosVell Syme in Eng. Bot. makes 6. purpureum, Forst. 
E. B. 2648, the common form in the South of England, but 
the carpels of our plant agree far more with, those of his own 
yar. b. modestum ; probably they are only yarieties of the 
same plant. 

/ 

% 

2. SRODZVBKy I/inn. 

286. S. cicutazium, L*E4r%t, Common Stork's Bill. H. 

Syme E. B. 307. E. B. 1768. Bab. Man. p. 71. 
Bay Syn. p. 357. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 182. Native. 

Boad sides, and fields; common. 

Shingles by Pevensey road. Pevensey. Eafitdean. Beachy 

Head. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. 0XAU8, Xinn. 

288. O. AcetOBella, Xmn. Common Wood Sorrel. H. 

Syme E. B. 310. E. B. 762. Bab. Man. p. 78. 
Bay Syn. p. 281.* Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 186. Native. 

Woods ; abundant in the North of the district. 

Abbott's Wood. Wartling Wood. Park Wood, near Carter's 

Comer. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



. SAFINDAOEA. 27. 

SI. ILICAOEiB. 

294. I. Aqvifolium, Idnn. Gonunon Holly. H. 

Sjine E. B. 316. E. B. 496. Bab. Man. p. 132. 
Bay Syn. p. 466. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 245. Native. 

Hedges and wood ; oommon. 

Near Bezhill Common. Abbott's Wood. Wartling Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



22. CELASTBAOEJi. 

1. SVONTMirS, Linn. 

296. S. envopiBiuii Liwn, Spindle Tree. H. 

Syme E. B. 817. E. B. 362. Bab. Man. p. 75. 
Bay Syn. p. 468. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 136. Native. 

Woods, and hedge rows; rather oommon. 
Abbott's Wood. Batton Woods. Boadside near I^olkington^ 
' Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



24. SAPINDACEJL 

1. AOE&i Lirm. 

299« A. Psevdo-platanuB, Liwn. Sycamore. H. 

Syme E. B. 320. E. B. 303. Bab. Man. p. 68. 
Bay Syn. p. 470. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 494. Alien. 

Woods; rather rare. 
By Batton Plantation. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

299. A. campeflteei Zinn. Common Maple. H. 

Syme E. B. 321. E.B. 304. Bab. Man. p. 68. 
Bay Syn. p. 470. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 132. Native. 

Woods and hedgerows ; very common. 

Side of Pevensey road. Hailsham. Littling^n. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



28 L£OUMIKir£R£. 

25. LmTsmmwE&M. 

300. U. evzopams, lAn/n. Common Furze. H. 

Sjme E. B. 828. E. B. 742. Bab. Man. p. 79. 
Bay Syn. p. 476. Cyb. Br.. Comp. p. 187. Native. 

Downs, heaths, and shingles ; very common. 

Shingles, side of Feyensey road. Abundant on the Downs. 

Bexhill. Milton Hyde. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

302. U. nanus, Fortt^ Dwarf Fnrze. H. 

Syme E. B. 826. E. B. 743. Bab. Man. p. 79. 
lUby Syn. p. 476. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 187. Native. 

Commons ; locally abundant. 
Bexhill Common. Milton Hyde. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

a. GENZ8TA, ZffMi. 

303. O. anglica, lAnn, Petty Whin or Needle Furze. H. 

Syme E. B. 826. E. B. 132. Bab. Man. p. 80. 
Bay Syn. p. 476. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 188. Native. 

Commons ; locally abundant. 
Milton Hyde, near Michelham. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

806. G. tinctoiia, lAna. Dyer^s Greenweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 828. E. B. 44. Bab. Man. p. 80. 
Bay Syn. p. 474. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 187. Native. 

Woods, Downs, and shingles ; common. 

Gnat Wood. Near Beachy Head. Shingles near Langley. Near 

Berwick. Wood at Crowhurst. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. SAROTBAKNirS, Wimm, 

306. 8. Bcopaxius, Koch, Common Broom. H. 

Syine E. B. 829. Bab. Man. p. 80. 

Spartium scoparium, lAwn. E. B. 1839. 

Bay Byn. p. 474. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 187. Native. 

Woods and road sides ; common. 

Abbott's Wood. Mill Wood, BezhilL Bead 8ide» near BezhiU 

Common. Near Hailsham» 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



LEOUMINIFERiE. 29 

4. ONONIS, Linn. 

307. O. spinofla, Linn. Upright Eest-Hajrow. H. 

Hook, fitnd. Fl. p. 87. Ononis arvensis, Linn. E. B. 682. 
O. campestris, Koch. Syme E. B. 830. Bab. Man. p. 80. 
Bay Sjn. p. 882. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 138. Natiye. 

Boad sides ; rather common. 

Bet. Polegate and Hailsham. WiUingdon. Wannook. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

308. O. arrenslfli Litm. Best^Harrow. H. 

Syme E. B. 381. E. B. 2659. Bab. Man. p. 80. 
Bay Syn. p. 332. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 138. Native. 

Gliffs and road sides ; common. 

Holywell Quarry. Near Waterworks. WiUingdon. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

6. ANTKTLUS, Linn. . 

310. A. Tnlnexaxiai Linn. Kidney Yetoh. H. 

Syme E. B. 338. E. B. 104. Bab. Man. p. 88. 
Bay Syn. p. 325. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 139. Native. 

Downs, and chalky banks ; abundant. 

Holywell. Jevington. Eastdean. Downs above Ezcet. 

Beaichy Head, Herb. Borr. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

6. MEDZOAGO, Linn. 

311. SI. saHma, Linn, Lucerne. H. 

Syme E. B. 334. E. B. 1749. Bab. Man. p. 81. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 497. • Casual or Alien. 

Ghalk quarries ; rather common. 

Quarry at Holywell. 

Snrrey (BrewerJ. Kent fDeakinJ. 

814. K. Inpulina, Linn. Black Medick. H. 

Syme E. B. 337. E. B. 971. Bab. Man. p. 81. 
Bay Syn. p. 331. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 139. Native. 

Downs, shingles, and road sides ; common. 
Shingles near Langley. Near Batten. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

316. K. maculata, Sibth. Spotted Medick. H. 

Syme E. B. 339. E. B. 1616. Bab. Man. p. 81. 
Bay Syn. p. 333. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 139. Native. 

Boad sides, and waste places ; locally abundant. 
Boadside, Langley. Fevensey Gastle. 
Surrey. Kent. 



80 LEGTJMINIFER£. 

7. KELZLOTU8. Lam. 

318. K. ofllclnaliSy WUid, Gommon Melilot. 

. Byrne E. B. 841. Bab. Man. p. 82. Bay Syn. p. 331. 
Trifolimn offioinale, 8m, E. B. 1340. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 140. Denizen. 

Gnltiyated fields, and road sides ; rare. 

Among clover at Eastdeaiv by the road to Eastbourne, Serb, 

Borr. 1855. . . - . 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

320. K. avTensU, Wallr. Field Melilot. H. 

Syme E. B. 343. E. B. 2960. Bab. Man. p. 82. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 498. Gasnal or alien. 

Boad sides $ rarer 

Near WiUingdon Qnarry. 

Kent CRoperJ 

9. TRZrOUmn, Linn. 

322. T. flubtenraneum, Linn. Subterranean Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 846. E. B. 1048. Bab. Man. p. 85. 
Bay Syn. p. 327. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 141. Native. 

' Amongst grass, on the shingles; rare. 
Shingles, near Bed House, Fevensey. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

323. T. pxatensei Linn. Purple Glover. H. 

Syme E. B. 347. E. B^ 1770. Bab. Man. p. 83. 
Bay Sjm. p. 328. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 142. Native. 

Fields, meadows, and roadsides ; common throughout the dis. 

trict. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

326. T. maxitimnm, Eudt. Sea Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 350. E. B. 220. Bab. Man. p. 85. 

Bay Syiu. p. 329. Gyb, Br. Gomp. p. 142. Native. 

. ... I 

Shingles; rare. 

Amongst grass on the Shingles beyond Fevensey. 

Hailsham, Merh, Borr. 1846. 

Hants. Kent. 

327. T. inodmatum, Linn. ^ Grimson Glover. H. 

Syme E. B. 352. Bab. Man. p. 83. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 91. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 498. Gasual. 

Waste' places ; a waif from cultivated fields; rare. 
Holywell Quarry. 



LBQUMIKIFBBJ;. 31 



329. Tv aiTeiis«| I4nn, Hare's-foot Trefoil* H. 

STine E. B. 354. E. B. 944. Bab. Man. p. 84. 
Bay Sjn. p. 880. Cjh. Br. Comp. p. 148. Native. 

Shingles ; rather rare. 
Shingles, near first slnioe bridg^. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

331. T. fltilatvm, Linn. Knotted Trefoil. H. 

Sjme E. B. 856. E. B. 1843. Bab. Kan. p. 84. 
Bay Syn. p. 829. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 143. Native. 

Shingles; rather rare. 
Shingles, near first slnioe bridge. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

• 

332. T. seabmmi Linn, Bough Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 857. E. B. 903. Bab. Man. p. 84. 
Bay Syn. p. 829. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 148. Native. 

Shingles, and Downs ; rather common. 

Shingles near first sluice bridge. Pevensey shingles, near Bed 

House. Beaohy Head. 
Surrey. Kent, 

« 

337. T. repens, lAnn. White, or Dutch Glover. H. 

Syme E. B. 862. E. B. 1769. Bab. Man. p. 86. 
Bay Syn. p. '827. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 141. Native. 

Fields, road sides, and waste places ; very common, and gene- 
rally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

338. T« ftagifenim, Lmn. Strawberry-headed Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 863. E. B. 1050. Bab. Man. p. 86. 
Bay Syn. p. 829. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 144. Native. 

Damp meadows, and road sides ; locally abundant. 

Bet. Foleg^te and Hail sham. Bezhill. Near Ezoet. Near 

Willingdon Decoy. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

339. T. procumbens, Lirm, Hop Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 865. E. B. 945. Bab. Man. p. 86. 
Bay Syn. p. 380. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 145. Native. 

Woods, fields, and roadsides ; common. 
' Paradise Wood. Pevensey. Bexhill. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



32 LEGUMIKIFEB^. 

540. T. minus, Belkan. Lesser Yellow Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 366. E. B. 1266. Bab. Man. p. 87. 
Bay Syn. p. 330. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 145. Natiye. 

Downs, shingles, and road sides ; common. 
Beachy Head. Shingles, near Langley, 

541. T. fllifozme, Zitm. Blender Yellow Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 367. E. B. 1267. Bab. Man. p. 87. 
Bay Syn. p. 331. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 146. Native. 

Woods; rare. 

Gnat Wood. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

10. l^OTIXS, LvMlm 

342, L. comiculatufl, Lmn,, Bird's-foot Trefoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 368. E. B. 2090. Bab. Man. p. 87. 
Bay Syn. p. 334. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 145. Native. 

Boad sides, and waste places ; common. 
Qnarry at Meads. Near the Cemetery, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

343. L. tenuifli Kit. Slender Bird's-foot TrefoiL H. 

E. B. 2616. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 146. Native. 

L. comicolatns, Linn, Sub. sp. 2, tenuis. Kit, Syme E. B. 369. 

„ „ Yar. d. tenuis, Kit. Bab, Man. p. 87. 

Ray Syn. p. 334. 

Boad sides ; rare. * 

Near Tut Bam. 
Surrey. Kent. 

344 tf Lr majox, Scop, Greater Bird's-foot Trefoil. H« 

Syme E. B. 370. E. B. 2091. Bab. Man. p. 88. 
Bay Syn. p. 334. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 146. Native. 

Boad sides, woods, and marshes ; common. 
Hailsham Marsh, near Horse Eye. Bexhill. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

14. HZPPOOREPZS, Unn. 
364. B. comosa, Idnn. Horse-shoe Yetch. H. 

Syme E. B. 380. E. B. 31. Bab. Man. p. 96. 
Bay Syn. p. 325. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 148. Native 

Downs, and chalky banks ; abundant. 

Holywell Quarry. Downs. above Paradise. Folkington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



LEGUHINXI^RiE. 83 

16. ONOBRTOHZS, Toum^. 
355. O. sativaf Lam, . Sainfoin. H. 

Syme E. B. 881. E. B. 296. Bab. Man. p. 95. 
Bay Syn. p. 327. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 149. Native. 

Boad sides, and chalky banks ; rather common. 
Bet. Meads and Eastdean. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

16. TIOZA, Lvrm, 

366. ▼• hinvta, Ki>oh. Hairy Vetoh. H. 

Syme E. B. 882. Bab. Man. p. 89. 

Ermm hirsntom, Linn. E. B. 970. 

Bay Syn. p. 322. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 161. Native. 

Shingles, and hedges ; abundant. 
Shingles near Fevensey road, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

367. ▼. tetraapexma, Maneh» Four-seeded Slender Yetch. H. 

Syme E. B. 888. Bab. Man. p. 90. Bay Syn. p. 822. 
Ervum tetraapermnm, Linn, E. B. 1223. 
Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 151. Native. 

Woods, fields and shingles ; common. 

Gnat Wood. Field at Polegate. Shingles near Langley. Bezhill> 

Herb, Borr, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

369. ▼. Oraooa, Linn, Tufted Yetoh. H. 

Syme E. B. 885. E. B. 1168. Bab. Man. p. 91. 
Bay Syn. p. 322.' Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 149. Native. 

Woods, and hedges ; rather common, 

Ghiat Wood. Bet. Polegate and Wilmington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

363. ▼. Mpium, Imn, Bush Yetoh. H. 

Syme E. B. 388. E; B. 1515. Bab. Man. p. 91. 
Bay Syn. p. 320. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 151. Native. 

Woods and hedges ; abundant. 
Hellingly. Side of Hailsham road, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

364. ▼. mtiva, Linn. Common Yetch. H. 

E. B. 834. Bay Syn. p. 321. Bab. Man. p. 92. 

Y. sativa, lAnn. Sub. sp. 1. Y. eu-sativa, Byrne, Syme E. B. 392. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 150. Denizen. 

Boad: sides ; rather common. 

Side of Fevensey road, beyond Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

P 



34 LEaUMlNIFEIUB. 



365. ▼. angustifolia^ Both, Common Wild Yetch. H. 

E. B. 2614. Cyb. Br. Comp. p» 150. Native. 
Y. satlva, snb. sp. 2. Y. aiignstifolia, Roth. Syme E. B. 893. 
Y. Bativa, var. b. Y. angUBtifolia, Roth. Bab. Man. p. 92. 
Bay Syn. p. 321. 

Borders of fields ; rather common. 
Field sonth of Pevensey Castle. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

Yar. b. ▼. Bobaztii, Koch. H. 

Syme E. B. 894. Y. Bobartii, Forst. Bab. Man. p. 92. 

Fields and shingles ; common. 

Field near Folegate. Hnrstmoncenz Castle. Shingles, side of 
Pevensey road. 

17. XiATHTRirS, Linn. 

369. 1^. Nisflolia, Linn. Grass Yetch, H. 

Syme E. B. 398. E. B. 112. Bab. Man. p. 93. 
Biay Syn. p. 325. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 152. Native. 

Boad' sides, and meadows ; rather rare. 
Bank of stream near Langley. Boadside, Folegate. 
Meadow, near Batton Decoy, JRev. E. 8. Bewick. 
Hants. Surrey.^ Kent. 

371. 1^. pzatensiSy Linn. Meadow Yetchling. H. 

Syme E. B. 400. E. B. 670. Bab. Man. p. 93. 
Bay Syn. p. 820. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 153. Native. 

Hedges and banks ; common. 

Hedge, Willingdon. Near Tut Bam. Hankmn-street. 

Folkington. Near Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

18. OROBIX8, LvMi. 

376. O. tubexoBUfl, Linn. Tuberous Bitter Yetch. H. 

E. B. 1153. Bay. Syn. p. 324. 

Lathyrus macrorrhizus Wimm. Syme E. B. 406. 

Bab. Man. p. 94. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 154. Native. 

Woods; common. 

Gnat Wood. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Hempstead Wood, v Abbott's 

Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



BOSACEJE. 35 

26. BOSACELS. 

I. PRIIHU8, Linn, 

378. P. B^iJUMa, Lvn/n. Blackthorn or Sloe. H. 

E. B. 842. Bay Syn. p. 462. 

PmiiTis communis, Suds. Snb. sp. 1. F. spinosa, Linn, Byrne 

E. B. 408. Bab. Man. p. 98. 
Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 154. Natire. 

Hedges and woods; common. 

Near Tat Bam. Hailaham. Garter's Comer. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



381. P. ATium, Linn. WUd Cherry. Gean. H. 

Syme E. B. 411. E. B. 706. Bab. Man. p. 98. 
Bay Syn. p. 463. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 155. Natiye F 

Woods; rare. 
Wartling Wood. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

382. P. Oezasufl, Linn. Dwarf Cherry. H. 

Syme E. B. 412. E. B. 2863. Bab. Man. p. 98. 
Bay Syn. p. 463. Cyb. Br. Comp.' p. 155. Denizen. 

Hedges ; rare. 

Hedge near South Fields. Batton Plantation. 

Surrey. Kent. 

2. SPntJEA, Linn. 

386. 8. Ulmazia, Linn. Meadow Sweet. H. 

Syme E. B. 415. E. B. 960. Bab. Man. p. 99. 
Bay Syn. p. 259. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 156. Native. 

Ditches, and marshy places ; common. 

Near Folegate. Wilmington. Banks of Cuckmere. 

H!ants. Surrey. Kent. 



386. 8. Filipendula, Linn. Dropwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 416. E. B. 284. Bab. Man. p. 99. 
Biay Syn. p. 259. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 156. Native. 

Downs; abundant. 

Beachy Head. Jevington. Cow Gap. Batton. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



36 BOSACiLa:. 

3. AO&ZM0NZA| Ttmmef. 
387. A. Eupatoxia, lAnn, Agrimony. H. 

Syme E. B. 417. E. B. 1835. Bab. Man. p. 100. 
Bay Syn. p. 202. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 165. Natiye. 

Woods, marshes, and waste plaoes ; common. 
Gnat Wood. Hailsham marsh, near Horse Eye. 
Hempstead Wood. Hailsham, Herb, Borr, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

S. POTSaZUK, Xitm. 
390. P. Sanguisorba, lAnn. Salad Bnmet. H. 

Syme E. B. 419. E. B. 860. Bab. Man. p. 99. 
Ray Syn. p. 208. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 165. Native. 

Downs, and chalky fields ; abundant. 

Beachy Head. Cornfield near Holywell. Folkington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

6. AXiOBSBUXiXiA, Toumef. 
392. A. arrensis, Scop, Parsley Piert. H. 

Syme E. B. 422. Bab. Man. p. 1011. Bab. Man. p. 101. 
Bay Syn. p. 159. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 166. Native. 

Boad sides ; rather rare. 
New road at Upperton. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

8. POTSNTZXiLA, Linn. 
307. P. Fragaxiaatxnm, Uhrh. Barren Strawbeiry. H. 

Syme E. B. 427. Bab. Man. p. 103. Bay Syn. jp. 254. 
I^garia sterilis, Liv/n. E. B. 1785. Cyb. Br. Comp* p. 160. 
Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; common. 

Wood near Hailsham. Mill Wood, Bezhill. Bet. Hailsham and 

Carter's Comer. Wartling Wood. 
Hants. ' Surrey. Kent. 

400. P. TozmentiUai SchenTt. Common Tormentil. H. 

P. Tormentilla, Nesbl. Bab. Man. p. 102. 

P. Tormentilla, Schenk, Sub. sp. 1. sylvestris, Neck, Syme 

E. B. 430, 
Tormentilla officinalis, Zinn, E. B. 863. 
Bay Syn. p. 257. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 159. Native, 

Woods, and Downs ; common. 
Gnat Wood. Abbott's Wood. Wartling Wood. 
Downs above Paradise. Bexhill. Hailsham. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



BOSACRiE. 37 

402. P. reptans, lAnn, Creeping Ginqnef oil. H. 

Syme E. B. 432. E. B. 862. Bab. Man. p. 102. 
Biaj Sjn. p. 255. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 159. Native. 

Boad sidee, and fields ; rather rare. 

Side of Pevensey road. Near Waterworks. Willingdon. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

403. P. ansezliia, lAmn, Silyer-weed. H. 

Syme E. B. 433. E. B. 861. Bab. Man. p. 102. 
Bay Syn. p. 256. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 158. Native. 

Damp meadows, and road sides; very common thronghont the 

district. 
Hants. Sorrey. Kent. 

10. FRAGARZA, Unn, 

408. F. Tesoa, lAnn, Wild Strawberry. H. 

Syme E. B. 438. E. B. 1524. Bab. Man. p. 103. 
Bay Syn. p. 254. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 160. Native, 

Woods, and hedge banks ; common. 

MUl Wood, Bezhill. Abbott's Wood. Hnrstmoncenx. Near 

Hailsham. ^ 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

11. aUBirS, Unn. 

411. R. £nitico8-a8| Xinn. Blackberry. H. 

Syme E. B. 444 to 456. E. B. 715. Bab. Man. p. 105 to 118. 
Bay Syn. p. 467. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 162 & 501. Native. 

Hedges, and woods, common and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

Thdisub-speoies, or varieties of this variable species, are not yet 
worked out. 

461. R. G»8iiU| lAmm,, Dewbeiry. H. 

Syme E. B. 456. E. B. 826. Bab. Man. p. 118. 
Bay Syn. p. 467. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 161. Native. 

Hedges; rather rare. 

Hedge at Jevington. 

Hants. Surrey (Brewer), Kent (DeakinJ. 

12.' OEVKi Mun. 

464. G. nxbannmi Linn. Herb Bennet or Wood Avens. H. 

Syme E. B. 467. E. B. 1400. Bab. Man. p. 121. 
Bay Syn. p. 253. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 156. Native. 

Woods and hedges ; common. 

Gnat Wood. Near Waterworks. Shingles. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



38 , BOSACKS. 

14. ROSA, Taurnef. 

468. R. splnosisBima, lAim, Burnet Bose. H. 

Syme E. B. 461. E. B. 187. Bab. Man. p. 121. 
Baj Syn. p. 455. Gyb. Br. Oomp. p. 162. Katiye. 

Woods and Downs ; locally abnndant. 
Paradise Wood. Beaohy Head. Cow Gap. 
Surrey. Kent. 

468. R. cajtlna, Linn, Dog Rose. 

Yar. g. nvbicai Lemon, H. 

Syme E. B. 474. 

Hedges ; common. 

Willingdon. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

470. R. arrensifl, Huds, White-flowered trailing Bose. H. 

Syme E. B. 476. E. B. 188. Bab. Man. p. 124. 
Ray Syn. p. 455. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 164. Native. 

Woods and hedges ; common. 

Abbott's Wood. Willingdon Wood. Between Polegate and 

Wannock. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

16. nSSPZIiUS, Lind, 

472. K. gezmajtlca, Linn. Wild Medlar. 

Syme E. B. 478. E. B. 1523. Bab. Man. p. 125. 
Bay Syn. p. 453. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 510. Alien. 

Woods and hedge rows ; rather rare. « 

Battle. Merb, Borr, 

17. ORATJEGirS, Linn. 

473. O. Oxyacanthay Lirm, White-thorn or Hayrthom., H. 

Bab. Man. p. 125. Ray Syn. p. 453. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 167. 
Native. 

Sub. sp. 1. O. oxyacanthoides, Thuil, 

Syme E. B. 479. 

Woods, and hedges ; rather common. 
Abbott's Wood. Westham. 

Sub. sp. 2. O. monogyna, Jacq. 

Syme E. B. 480. 

Mespilus oxyacantha, 8m, E. B. 2504. 

Woods, and hedges ; very common throughout the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



onagbacej:. 39 



18. iPT&VSy Linn. 

482. P. MaluBy Linn. Oonmion Grab Apple. H. 

E. B. 179. P. Mains, Linn. var. a. aoerba, DCl Bab. Man. 

p. 126. 
P. Mains, Linn. Snb. sp. 1, P. acerba, DC. Syme E. B. 48^. 
Bay Syn. p. 462. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 167. Native. 

Woods and hedgerows ; rather rare. 

Hedges at Arlington, on the borders of Abbott's Wood. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



27. LTTHRACEJi. 

1. LTTHRVM, Idnn. 

483. L. Sallcaxia, Ldnn. Purple Loosetrife. H. 

Syme E. B. 491. E. B. 1061. Bab. Man. p. 127. 
Bay Syn.. p. 367. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 174. NatiVe. 

Marshes, and by the side of ditches ; abundant. 
Marsh near Tnt Bam. Shingles near Langley. 
Bexhill* Banks of Cuckmere, near Alfriston. , 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

2. PfiPLZS, Linn. 

485. P. PoYtula, Linn. Water Purslane. H. 

Syme E. B. 493. E. B. 1211. Bab. Man. p. 127. 
Biay Syn. p. 368. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 174. Native. 

Swampy places ; common. 

Wilmington Wood. Milton Hyde. Near Sidley Green, Bexhill, 

Gnat Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



28. ONAOBACEJ!. 

1. £PZLOBZUM, Uwn. 

487. £. hinutum, Linn. Great Hairy Willow Herb. H. 

Syme E. B. 497. E. B. 838. Bab. Man. p. 129. 
Bay Syn. p. 311. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 169. Native. 
Bank of streams and ditches ; locally abundant. 
Marsh near Waterworks. Cuckmere at Alfriston. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



40 halobagiacej:. 

488. E. punrULoTumj Schreb, Small-flowered Hairy Willow Herb. H. 

STine E. B. 498. E. B. 796. Bab. Man. p. 129. 
Bay Syn. p. 311. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 169. Native. 

Marshy places ; abundant. 

Wood near Polegate. Shingles near Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



489. £. montanmny Zirm. Broad-leaved Willow Herb. H. 

Syme E. B. 499. E. B. 1177. Bab. Man. p. 129. 
Bay Syn. p. 311. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 169. Native. 

Woods, and banks ; common. 

Gnat Wood. Copse at Wannock. Mill Wood, Bexhill. 

Bank at Hnrstmoncenz. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

492. £• tetirago&iimy i/m». Square-stalked Willow Herb. H 

Syme E. B. 502. E. B. 1948. Bab. Man. p. 130. 
Bay Syn. p. 311. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 170. Native. 

Damp places ; rather rare. 

Shingles near Langley. Near Polegate, Miss A. WoodTiotise, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

4. CZaCJEA, Linn, 

801. C. lutetiana, Unn. Enchanter's Nightshade. H. 

Syme E. B. 511. E. B. 1056. Bab. Man. p. 132. 
Bay Syn. p. 289. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 171. Native. 

Woods ; locally abundant. 

Gnat Wood. Batton Decoy, Miss A, Woodkouse. 

Hants. SuiToy. Kent. 



28 * HALOBAGIACEJ!. 

1. anraZOPKTLX.VK, Unn. 

m 

004. M. flpicatuiii, Linn, Spiked Water Milfoil. H. 

Syme E. B. 514. E. B. 83. Bab. Man. p. 132. 
Bay Syn. p. 150. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 172. Native. 
Ditches and ponds ; common. 
Marsh by Tut Bam, and near the Drove way. 
Surrey. Kent. 



HALOBAGUCHiE. 41 

2. BZPlPinUS, Linn, 

506. B. Tulgaiis, Lin». Gomman Mare's-tafl. H. 

Syme E. B. 516. E. B. 763. Bab. Man. p. 133. 
Bay Syn. p. 136. Cyb. Br. 06mp. p. 172. Native. 

Ditches ; rather rare. 
Marsh near the Waterworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. CALLZTBICBE, Lvm. 

507. C. Tema, Linn. Vernal Water Starwort. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 311. C. aqnatioa, Hudf. E. B. 722. 

C. Yema.,Linn. Sub. sp. 1. G. vemalis, Kutz. Syme E. B. 1271. 

Bay Syn. p. 289. Gyb. Br. Oomp. p. 173. Native. 

Ponds and ditches ; very oonunon. 

Pond, near Waterworks. Langley. Bexhill. Eastdean, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



509. C. ■tagnalis, Scop, Large-fruited Water Starwort. 

Bab. Man. p. 811. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 173. Native. 

Yar. b. platyoavpa, KiU». H. 

G. vema, Linn. Snb. sp. 2. G. platycarpa, Kutz. Syme E. B. 1272, 
G. platycarpa, Kutz. E. B. 2864. 

Ponds, and swampy places ; common. 

Pond near.HnrstmoncenxGastle. Near Mill Wood, Bexhill, 

Swamp in Abbott's Wood. 

Hants. Surrey, Kent, 



010. C. hamulata, Kutz. Hooked Water Starwort, H. 

Bab. Man. p. 311. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 173. Native. 

G. vema, £irm. Sub. sp. 3. G. hamulata, Kutz. Syme E. B. 1273. 

Ponds, and ditches j rather rare. 

Pond near Eastdean. Ditch bet. Langley and Pevensey. 

Stream near Langley Farm, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



a 



42 saxifbagacej:. 

29. CUCUBBITACE2. 

1. 8&T0NZA| Lvnm,. 

513. B. dioica LinTi., Bed-berried Bryony. H, 

Syine E. B. 517. E. B. 439. Bab. Mafi. p. 133. 
Bay Syn. p. 261. Cyb. Bf. Oomp. p. 175. Native. 

Hedges, and woody banks ; common. 
Wilmington. Eastdean. Friston. Littlington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



31. CBASBULACEiE, 

2. 8EBUM, DG. 

020. 8. Telephiam, Lvmi, Live-long, or EyerlastiAg Orpine. H, 

E. B. 1319. Bab. Man. p. 137. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 178. Native. 
S. telephimn, Linn. Sub. sp. 1, purpurasGens, KocK Syme 
E. B. 526. Bay Syn. p. 269. 

Woods; rare. 
Abbott's Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



020. 8. acire, Linn. Biting Stoneorop. H. 

Syme E. B. 532. E. B. 839. Bab. Man. p. 138. 
Bay Syn. p. 270. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 179. Native. 

Shingles and old walls ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



32. SAXIFBAaACEJi. 

1. 8AXZraAGA, JUim^ 

040. 8. tridactylites, Lmn. Bue-leaved Saxifrage. H» 

Syme E. B. 552. E. B. 501. Bab. Man. p. 143. 
Bay Syn. p. 354. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 182. Na ive. 

Old walls ; locally abundant. , 

Southbourne. Pevensey Oastle. Westham Ohurcli. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



UHBELLIFEBJG. 43 



2. CWBLYBOBBLXmvnit Zinn. 

549. C* opposltlfoliniay lann. Opposite-leayed Golden 

[Saxifrage. H. 

Syme E. B. 563. E. B. 490. Bab. Man. p. 144. 
Bay Syn. p. 168, Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 183. Native. 

Moist rocky banks ; rare. 
Near Hellingly, Wartling. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



33. UMBBLLIFfiRJi. 

1. BTDAOCOTTUB, Idnn, 

552. B. Tulgaiis, Linn. Marsb Fenny-wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 566. E. B. 751. Bab. Man. p. 150. 
Bay Syn. p. 222. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 186. Native. 

Wet marshy places ; common. 

Crombles near Langley. BexMU. Hxurstmoncenz. 

Abbott's Wood. Heathfield Park. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent, 



3. 8ANZCVLA, Xdnn. 

5S4. 8. eiurop»a, Idnn, Wood Sanicle. H, 

Syme E. B. 568. E. B. 98. Bab. Man. p. 160. 
Bay Syn. p. 221. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 186. Native* 

Woods ; abundant. 

Fikshing. Bofcton. Abbott's Wood. Paradise Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6. APZVM, Idnn* 

558. A. gsaTeole&B, Linn. Wild Celery. H. 

Syme E. B. 572. E. B. 1210. Bab. Man. p. 151. 
Bay Syn. p. 214. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 187. , Native. 

Shingles ; rather common. 

Shingles, near Langley. Near first sluice bridge, JSeu. A. K, 

Cherrill. 
Hants. Kent. Surrey CBrewerJ. 



44 UMB£LLIF£R£. 

7. H£L08CIADZVM, KocK 

009. H. nodilloviu&y Kooh, Procumbent Water-Parsnip. H. 

Syme E. B. 573. Bab. Man. p. 151. 
Sinm nodiflonun, Ztmi. E. B. 639. 
Eaj Syn. p. 211. Cjb. Br. Gomp. p. 188. Natiye. 

Ditches, and marshj places ; common. 

Marsh near Drove. Peyensej. Sidley Green, near BexhilL 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

060. H. inundatmn, KooK Least Water-Parsnip. H. 

Syme E. B. 575. Bab. Man. p. 152. Bay Syn. p. 212. 
Sison innndatmn, Linn. E. B. 227. Apinm inundatmn, Reich, 
Hook. Stnd. Fl. p. 157. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 188. Natiye. 

Ditches and streams ; rare. 
Milton Hyde, near Michelham. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

8. 1P£T&08£LZNVM, Hbffm. 

862. P. flegetum, XJooh, Com Parsley. H. 

Syme E. B. 577. Bab. Man. p. 152. Bay Syn. p. 211. 
Sison segetum, Innn. E. B. 228. Garum segetum, Benth. 
Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 158. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 187. Natiye. 

Dry banks; rare. 
Bead side, Littlington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

0. 8ZS0N, Linn. 

863. 8. Amommn, Linn. Hedge Stonewort. H. 

Syme E. B. 578. E. B. 945. Bab. Man. p. 162. 
.Biay Syn. p. 211. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 188. Native. 

Banks, and road sides ; common. 
Polegate. Gow Grap. Hailsham. Bezhill. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

U. JEGOPODZVM, Lvrm. 

868. JE. Podagiraria, Linn. Gout-weed, or Bishop's-weed. H. 

Syme E. B. 580. E. B. 940. Bab. Man. p. 162. 
Bay Syn. p. 208. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 188. Native ? 

'\yaste, places, near houses j rather rare. 
Littlington. Pevensey. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



UMBELUFERJE. 45 

13. BUVlVMy BC. 

M9. B. flML«o«umy WUh. Camman Earth-nat. H. 

Syiiie E. B. 684. £. B. 988. Bab. Man. p. 163. 
Bay Sjn. p. 209. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 189. Natiye. 

Woods; abundant. 

Abbott's Wood. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Gnat Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

14. IPIKPIVSIiIiA, Xffm. 

570h F. Sudlkaga, ^fiff. Burnet Saxifrage. H. 

Syme £. B. 686. E. B. 407. Bab. Man. p. 164. 
Bay Syn. p. 213. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 189. Native. 

Downs, and fields ; abundant. 

Beachy Head. Batton. Wannock. Hnrstmonoenx. 

Shingles. Bet. Pevensey aq^ Bezhill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

10. 8IVK| Linn. 

072. 8. l&tlfoUum, Linn. Great Water-Parsnip. H. 

Syme E. B. 687. E. B. 204. Bab. Man. p. 164. 
Bay Syn. p. 211. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 190. Native. 

Ditches; rare. 

Marshes, 1872. Near Waterworks, 1874. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

073. S. MicvstifoliiUBt, LifMi. Leaaer Water-Parsnip. H. 

Syme E. B. 688. E. B. 139. Bab. Man. p. 164. 
Bay Syn. p. 21L Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 190. Native. 

Ditches; abundant. 

Marsh by Tut Bam. Near Decoy. Side of Pevensey road. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

16. BVPLEU&IJMi Lvn/n, 

373« B. aitstatniOy Barth Narrow-leaved Hare's-Ear. H.* 

Syme E. B. 690. Bab. Man. p. 164. Hook. Stud. FL p. 166. 
Bup. Odontites, Linn. E. B. 2468. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 191. Native. 

Downs; very rare. 

Found in 1860, by the Bev. E. A. Holmes, and first announced 

by Prof. Babington in Man. Ed. 6, in 1862, who has kindly 

sent me a plant gathered on the Downs near Beachey Head. 

The oidy localities for this rare plant in Mr. Watson's Top* 

Bot. are Devon and Sussex. 



46 UMBELLIFEB^. 



576. B. te&ulsaimuii&y Linn, Slender Hare's-Ear. H. 

Syme E. B. 591. E. B. 478. Bab. Man. p. 154. 
Haj Syn. p. 221. Cjb. Br. Gomp. p. 190. Natiye« 

Damp shingles; locally abundant. 

SliingleB, by the. side of a pool, near first slnioe bridge. 

Hants. Kent. 



17. (ENANTBE, Lvn/n, 

078. (E. fifltuloMt, Zinn, Conunon Water Dropwort. H. 

Syme E. B, 593. E. B. 363. $ab. Man. p. 155. 
Ray Syn.p. 210. . Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 191. Native. 

Marshes, and wet plaoes ; common. 

Qailsham Marsh. iMoat of Feyensey Castle. Crumbles, near 

Langley. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



581. (E. LachenaUiy Gmel. Parsley Water Dropwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 596. Bab. Man. p. 155. 

(Enanthe pimpinelloides, Linn, E. B. 347. 

Bay Syn. p. 210. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 192. Natiye. 

Swampy places, on the shingles ; rare. 
Near Bed Honse, Fevensey. Near Langley. 
Hants. Kent. 



682. (E. etoetLUif Lvrm, -Hemlook Water Dropwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 597. E. B. 2313. Bab. Man. p. 156. 
Bay Syn. p. 210. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 192, Native. 

Ditches; common. - 

Near Hailsham. Batton Decoy. Gniit Wood. 

Bet. Langley and Peyensey. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



883. (E. Phellandximn^.X^im. Fine-leaved Water Dropwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 598. Bab. Man. p. 156. 

Phellandrinm aqnaticnm, Linn, E. B. 648. 

Bay Syn. p. 215, Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 193. Native. 

Marshes and ditches ; common. 

Marsh by Drove. Hailsham. Marsh, near Horse Eye. 

Bet. Langley and Pevensey. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



UMBSLLIFSRX. 47 



18. iBTAUSA, J^iMt. 

586. JB. GyaapftaiB^ Linn, Fools' Paralej. H,. 

Syme E. B. 600. E. B. 1192. Bab. Man. p. 166. 
Bay Syta. p. 216. Gjb. Br. Ckunp. p. 193. Natiye, 

Com fields; abnndant. 
Meads. FoUdng^ton. 
HantSi Snirey. Kent. 



18. FCBHICVLVM, Hoffm, 

888. F. Tulgftre, Oartn, Common Fennel. H. 

Syine E. B. 601. F. officinale, All, Bab. Man. p. 167. 

^ethmn FoBnicnlmn, Linn. E. B. 1208. 

Bay Syn. p. 217. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 198. Native P 

Waste places near the sea ; rare. 

Holywell, Rev, E, & Deunck. Feyensey, Feyensey Castle, 

Herb. Borr. 
Hants. Kent. 



20. 8E8ELZ, Linn. 

887. 8. LibanotiSy Koch, Monntain Stone Parsley. H, 

Syme E. B. 602. Bab. Man. p. 167. 

Athamanta Libanotis, Linn, E. B. 138. Libanotis montana, 

Crantz. All PI. Ped. Vol. 2, T. 62. Bay Syn. p. 218, 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 194. Natiye. 

Downs J very rare. 

Near the month of the CuQkmere. Bet. Seaf ord and Cnckmere, 

Herb. Borr. 
Mr. Watson, in Top. Bot. only notes its ooonrrenoe in Sussex, 

Herts, and Cambridgeshire, 



22. BULAVBf JBetier, 

888. 8. ptatenfliSy Bester, Meadow Saxifrage. H. 

Syme E. B. 604. Bab. Man. p. 167. 

Pen'cedanum Silans, Linn. E. B. 2142. 

Bay Syn. p. 216. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 194. Native. 

Meadows and fields ; common. 

Bet. Polegate and FoUdngton. Near Arling^n. 

Crowhnrst near Battle. Waldron. NearSt^oe Cross, Rev, E. 8, 

Dewick. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



48 VUBELLLFERM. 



24. C&ITHMVIS, Idnn, 

591. C. Buuritlmuni, Linn^ Samphire, 

Syme E. B. 606. E. B. 819. Bab. Man. p. 158. 
Bay Syn. p. 217. Oyb. Br. Gqmp. p. 195. Native. 

Chalk cliffs ; rare. 

N. Bot. G. Vol. 1. p. 56. Formerly abmidaat between Beachy 

Head and Guckmere Haven, now very scarce. 
Hants. Kent. 

2a. ANGfiUCA, Linn. 

592. A. sylTefltziSy Zinn. Wild Angelica. H. 

Syme E. B. 607. B. B. 1128. Bab. Man. p. 158. 
Bay'Synl p. 208. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 195. Native. 

' Woods ; locally abnndant. 

Wilmington Wood. Park Wood, Carter's pomer. Heathfield. 
Hants. Snfrey. Kent. 

' 27. IPASTHTACA, Livm. 

596. IP. satiTa, Linn, Common Parsnip. H. 

Syme E. B. 612. E. B. 556. Bab. Man. p. 158. 
Bay Syn. p. 206. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 196. Native. 

Boad sides, and banks ; common. 

Pevensey Castle. Bet. Polegate and Berwick. Near Hailsham. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

28. H£aACIi£UJI, Limv. 

W7 , IB^m BTfhQndjlivuOf Linn, . . Cow Parsnip or Hogweed. H 

Syme E. B. 613. £. B. 939. Bab. Man. p. 159. 
Bay Syn. p. 205. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 196. Native. 

Boad sides and hedges; very common. 

Near the Wish. Paradise Wood. Boad to Meads. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

30. DA1JC1J8, Liwn, 

599. B. Cavota, Linn, Common Carrot. H. 

Syme E. B. 615. E. B. 1174. Bab. Man. p. 159. 
Bay Syn. p. 218. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 196. Native. 

l)ry banks, and Downs ; very abnndant. 

Meads road. Batton. Westdean. Beachy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

Yar. b. D. gummlfery Lam, H. 

Syme E. B. 616. D. maritimus. With, E. B. 2560. 

Chalk cliffs; rather rare. . 

Holywell Quarry. Cliffs west of Cuckmere Haven, Herb Borr. 

Kent. 



UHBELLIFERJS. 49 



32. T0BIU8, Hojfm. 

601. T. infesta, Sprerig. . Field Hedge Parsley. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 160. Bay Syn. p. -220. 

Cauoalis infesta, Gwrt, Syme E. B. 619. E. B. 1314. 

Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 197. Golonist. 

Gultivated fields ; oommoiL. 
Near Tnt Bam. Near the Wish. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

602. T. AnUuiBCUBy Qaertn, Upright Hedge Parsley. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 160. Bay Syn. p. 219. 

Gancalis Anthrisons, Huda, Syme E. B. 620. E. B. 937. 

Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 197. Native. 

Boad sides, and woods ; common. 
Boad side, Littlingfcon. Paradise Wood. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

603. T. nodosa, Qaertn. Knotted Hedge Parsley. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 160. Bay Syn. p. 220. 

Gancalis nodpsa, Hvda, Syme E. B. 621. E. B. 199. 

Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 197. Native. 

Fields, and shingles ; common. 

Shingles, near Langley. Field by Tnt Bam. Sonthfields. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



33. CHJBaOPHTLLVM, Umi. 

606. C. sylTOfltve, Xitvn. Wild Ghervil. H. 

Syme E. B. 624. E. B. 752. Bab. Man. p. 161. 
^thriscns sylvestris, DC, Prod. Vol.4, p. 223. Gren. & Godr. 
Fl. de Ft. Vol. 1, p. 742. Bay Syn. p. 207. Gyb. Br. Gomp. 
p. 198. Native. 

Boad sides ; common. 

Near Pevensey. Batton. Wilming^n. Wartling. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

607. C. temulnm, TAmm,, Bough Ghervil. H. 

Syme E. B. 626. Bab. Man. p. 161. 

G. temulentum, lAnn. E. B. 1521. 

Bay Syn. p. 207. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 198. Native. 

Boad sides ; common. 

WiUingdon road. Pevensey. Hankum-street. Bezhill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

H 



50 CORN ACRE. 

35. SCANDZX, Linn. 

609. 8. IPecten-TeneriSy Linn. Shepherd's Needle. H. 

SymeE. B. 627. E. B. 1397. Bab. Man. p. 161. 
Bay Syn. p. 207. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 198. Colonist. 

Goltivated fields ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

36. CONZUMy Linn. 

610. C. maculatnm, Linn, Gommoii Hemlock. H. 

Syme E. B. 629. E. B. 1191. Bab. Man. p. 162. 
Biay Syn. p. 215. Cyb. Br. Camp. p. 186. Native. 

Woods and shingles ; common. 
. Batton Decoy. Shingles near first sluice bridge. Near Walls 
End, Pevensey. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

38. 8MTaNZVM, Linn. 

612. 8. Oliuatxum, Linn. Alexanders. H. 

Syme E. B. 631. E. B. 230. Bab. Man. p. 163. 
Bay Syn. p. 208. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 186. Denizen. 

Hedge banks, and waste places; abundant everywhere near 

Eastbourne.' 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



34. ARALIACKfi. 

1. HEDIS&Ay Linn, 

614. H. HeliXy Linn. Common Ivy. H. 

Syme E. B. 633. E. B. 1267. Bab. Man. p. 163. 
Eay Syn. p. 459. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 184. Native. 

Woods, old walls, and hedges ; very common throughout the 

district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent: 



35. CORNACE J!. 

1. COaNV8, Linn. 

616. C. sanguinea, lAnn. Common Dogwood. H. 

Syme E. B. 635. E. B. 249. Bab. Man. p. 164. 
Kay Syn. p. 460. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 184. Native. 

Hedges and woods ; common. 
Wilmington. Jevington. Wannook. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CAPBIFOLIAC£L£. 5 1 



36. LOBANTHACEJI. 

1. TZSCVM, Zinn. 

617. ▼• album, JAnn, Mistletoe. H. 

Syme B. B. 635, bis. S. B. 1470. Bab. Man. p. 165. 
Baj Syn. p. 464. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 199. Natire. 

On apple trees ; rare. 

Ratton. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



37. CAPAIFOLIAOEJi. 

1. ADOXAy Lirni. 

618. A. Moschatellina, Linn. Taberons Mosohatel. H. 

Syme E. B. 636. E. B. 453. Bab. Man. p. 165. 
Ray Syn. p. 267. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 184. Native. 

D'amp woody banks ; rather rare. 
Gardner-street. Wannock, Miss A. Woodhotise, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

a. 8AMBVCU8, Linn. 

619. 8. nigra, Linn. Gonunon Elder. H. 

Syme E. B. 687. E. B. 476. Bab. Man. p. 166. 
Baj Syn. p. 461. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 199. Native. 

Woods, and hedge rows ; common. 

Pevensey. Ratton Woods. Wilmington. Jevington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. TZBURNVM, Limm. 

621. ▼. Opulns, Linn. Gommon Gaelder-Rose. H. 

Syme E. B. 639. £. B. 332. Bab. Man. p. 166. 
Ray Syn. p. 460. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 200. Native. 

Hedges ; rare. 

Bet. Polegate and Folkington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

622. ▼. Lantana, Linn. Wayfaring Tree. H. 

Syme E. B. 640. E. B. 331. Bab. Man. p. 166. 
Ray Syn. p. 460. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 200. Native. 

Hedges and woods ; very abimdant. 
Wilmington. Wannock. Arlington. Ratton. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



52 BUBIACEiE. 



4. LONZCSBJL, LtiMi. 

624. L. Pexiclymeniiin, Linn. Honeysaokle, Woodbine. 

Syme E. B. 642. E. B.'SOO. Bab. Man. p. 166. 
Bay Syn. p. 468. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 200. Native. 

Hedges and woods ; very common throngbont the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



38. RUfiliLOEJi. 

2. GAIiZUM, lAnn. 

629. O. cmciatmny With. . Grosswort, or Mngwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 647. E. B. 143. Bab. Man. p. 168. 
Bay Syn. p. 223. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 201. Native. 

Boad sides and woods ; common. 

Jevington. Wibning^n. Near Stone Gross. Goat Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

630. G. Teznm, Linn, Yellow Bedstraw. H. 

Syme E. B. 648. E. B. 660. Bab. Man. p. 170. 
Bay Syn. p. 224. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 201. Native. 

Downs and road sides ; very common. 
Beachy Head. The Links. Pevensey-road. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

631. O. eireotmn, Mtds, Narrow-leaved Great Bedstraw. H. 

E. B. 2067. Bab. Man. p. 169. 

G. Mollngo, Linn, Sub. sp. 1. erectmn, Suds, Syme E, B. 649. 

Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 202. Native. 

Shingles; rather rare. 

Shingles, near first sluice bridge, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. , 

632. G. MollugOy Lvnn. Gommon Great Bedstraw. H. 

E. B. 1673. Bab. Man. p. 170. 

Gal. MoUugo, sub. sp. 2. G. elatum, Thuill. Syme E. B. 660. 

Bay Syn. p. 223. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 202. Native. 

Hedges, and banks ; common. 

Meads. Willingdon. Near Gemeteiy. Shingles. 

Hants Surrey. Kent. 



BUBIACEiE. 53 



633. O. saxatile, Linn. Heath Bedstraw. H. 

Syme E. B. 651. E. B. 815. Bab. Man. p. 170. 
Bay Syn. p. 224. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 202. Native. 

Downs, and dry places ; rather rare. 
Friston. Hnrstmonceuz Castle. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



630. O. paluBtve, Limi. Marsh Bedstraw. H. 

Syme E. B. 658. E. B. 1867. Bab. Man. p. 171. 
Bay Syn. p. 224. , Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 201. Native. 

Damp woods and marshy places ; abundant. 
Gnat Wood. Abbott's Wood. Hankham-street. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

639. O. Apaxlne, JAnn, Gbosegrass. H. 

Syme S. B. 658. E. B. 816. Bab. Man. p. 169. 
Kay Syii. p. 225. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 203. Native. 

Hedges, and banks ; common. 
Meads-road, By Tut Bam. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

640. G. tvicomey With, Bough Com Bedstraw. H. 

Syme E. B. 659. E. B. 1641. Bab. Man. p. 169. 
Bay Syn. p. 225. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 203. Colonist. 

Cornfields, on the Downs ; rather rare. 

Cornfield near Beachy Head. Bet. Meads and Beachy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. A8P£aVLA, Linn. 

641. A. odovata, Linn, Sweet Woodruff. H. 

Syme E. B. 660. B. B. 775. Bab. Man. p. 168. 
Bay Syn. p. 224. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 204. Native. 

Woods; common. 

Gnat Wood. Abbott's Wood. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

642. A. cynanchicai Linn, Squinancy-wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 661. E. B. 33. Bab. Man. p. 167. 
Bay Syn. p. 225. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 205. Native. 

Downs; very abundant from Beachy Head to Wilmington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



54 DIPSACE-ffi. 



Liwn. 

64k3. S. arvensis, Zinn. Field Madder. H. 

Syme E. B. 663. E. B. 891. Bab. Man. p. 167. 
Eay Syn. p. 225. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 204. Native. 

Cornfields, and waste places ; oommon. 

Near Mill Gap. Green-street. Batton. Hailsham. Fevensey. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



39. VALERIANAGEJ!. 

3. TALSaiANELLA, Tournef, 

64k8. ▼. olitoxla, Mcench, Common LamVs-Lettnoe. H. 

Syme E. B. 669. Bab. Man. p. 173. 

Valeriana locusta, Linn, E. B. 811. 

Eay Syn. p. 201. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 205. Native. 

Bead sides, and old walls ; raore. 

Mill Gap, Miss A. Woodhouse, Hnrstmoncenx Castle. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

651. V. dentata, Koch. Narrow-fruited Lamb's Lettuce. H. 

Syme E. B. 672. Bab. Man. p. 173. 

Valeriana dentata, Efirh. E. B. 1370. 

Bay Syn. p. 201. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 206. Colonist. 

Cornfields; rather common. 

Field near Beachy Head. Above the Workhouse, Hev. E. S. 

Devnck. Near Green-street. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



40. DIPSACBJ!. 

1. DZPSACU8, Linn. 

652. D. sylvestyiB, Linn, Wild Teasel. H. 

Syme E. B. 674. E. B. 1032. . Bab. Man. p. 174. 
Bay Syn. p. 192. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 206. Native. 

Shingles, woods, and road sides ; oonmion. 

Shingles, near first sluice bridge. Bet. Berwick and the sea. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



COMPOSITE. 55 

a. SOABIOSA, Linn, 

684..S. snccisa, Ztnn. DeyilVbit Scabioas. H. 

Syme E. B. 677. £. B. 878. Bab. Man. p. 175. 
Bay. Syn. p. 191. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 207. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; common. 

.Abbott's Wood. Hempstead Wood. Wood at Waldron. 

Bexbill. Arlington. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

688. S. columbaxla, Lirm, Small Scabious. H. 

Syme E. B. 678. E. B. 1311. Bab. Man. p. 176. 
Eay Syn. p. 191, Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 207. Native. 

Downs ; locally abnndant. 

Above Meads. Beachy Head. Batton. Littling^n. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

656. 8. arrensis, Linn, Field Scabious. H, 

Syme E. B. 679. E. B. 659. Knantia arvensis, Coult, 
Bab. Man. p. 175. Ray Syn. p. 191. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 207. Native. 

Eoad sides, and veaste places ; common. 
Near Waterworks. Littlington. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



41. COMPOSITJB. 

1. ONOPO&BUK, Linn. 

687. O. Acanthitim, Linn, Scotch Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 680. E. B. 977. Bab. Man. p. 200. 

Bay Syn. p. 196. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 222. Alien or Denizen. 

Shingles and waste places ; abnndant. 

Near Batton. Shingles near first sluice bridge. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

. a. SZLTBVK, GaeHn. 

658. 8. Marianum, Oaertn, Common Milk Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 681. Bab. Man. p. 203. 

Carduus' Marianus, Linn, E. B. 976. Hook Stud. Fl. p. 193. 

Benth. Br. Fl. p. 461. 
Bay Syn. p. 195. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 531. Casual or alien. 

Waste places, near houses ; rather rare. 

Border of Marsh, near Roman Catholic Chapel. Willingdon 
road, near the Cemetery. 



56 composit:e. 



3. CA&BWS, Linn, 

689. 0. tanuifloms, Cfurf. Slendered.Flowered Tliistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 682. E. B. 412. Bab. Man. p. 201. 
Baj Sjn. p. 194. Gjb. Br. Gomp. p. 220. Native. 

Boad sideSi and shingles j abundant. 

Fevensey Road. Shingles near Langley; Wilmington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

660. 0. nutans, Linn. Musk Thistle. > H. 

Syme E. B. 683. E. B. 1112. Bab. Man. p. 200. 
Bay Syn. p. 193. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 220. Native. 

Waste places, chiefly on the Downs ; common. * 

Downs near Paradise. Jevington Holt. Near Wilmington. 

Fevensey Boad. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

661. 0. cxispns, Livn, Welted Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 684. Bab. Man. p. 201. 

Cardans acanthoides, Linn. E. B. 973. 

Ray Syn. p. 194. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 220. Native. 

Boad sides ; common. 

Batton. Meads and Willing^on, Rev, E, B. Dewiek, Littlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

662. 0. lanceolatns, Xinn. Spear Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 686. E. B. 107. Bab. Man. p. 201. 
Bay Syn. p. 195. Oyb. Br. Gomp. p. 221. Native. 

Boad sides, and borders of fields ; common. 

Boad to Holywell. Folkington. Folegate. Shingles. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

664. C. palnstris, Linr^, Marsh Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 688. E. B. 974. Bab. Man. p. 202. 
Bay Syn. p. 194. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 221. Native. 

Wet places ; common. 

Marshes, near Waterworks. Folkington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

668. C. acanliSy Livn, Dwarf Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 692. E. B. 161. Bab. Man. p. 202. 
Bay Syn. p. 195. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 222. Native, 

Downs; abundant. 

The Links. Cow Gap. Beaohy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



OOMFOSITJE. 57 

669. 0. axrensUy QnH, Creeping Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 693. E. B. 976. Bab. Man. p. 201. 
Bay Syn. p. 194. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 221. Native. 

Fields, and road sides ; common. 

Near Stone Cross. Eastdean. Willingdon. Peyensey road. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

4. CAaLIHA, ZiJtn. 

671. 0. Tnlgaris, Linn. Garline Thistle. H, 

Syme E. B. 698. E. B. 1144. Bab. Man. p. 196. 
Bay Syn. p. 175. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 223. Native. 

Downs, and shingles ; locally abundant. 

Cow Gap. Batton. BexhilL Shingles. Near Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

8. A&OTIUK, Limn, 

672. A. iiuij«8, Sekkuhr, Ghreater Burdock. H. 

Syme E. B. 699. E. B. 1228. Bab. Man. p. 196. 
Bay Syn. p. 197. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 219. Native. 

Fields, woods, and road sides ; common. 
Cow Gap. Pevensey. Batton Decoy. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



674. A. intem&ediiiiiiy Lan^^. Xntermediftte Bordook. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 197. A. minns, Schhuhr. Sub. sp. 1. a. inter. 

medium, La/nge. Syme E. B. 700. 
Bay Syn. p. 197. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 219. Native. 

Fields, and waste plaoes ; rather common. 
Batton Decoy. Near Cow Gap. 
Hants. Surrey. 



7. SS&aATirLA, Imn. 

677. S. tinctoxlay Unn. Common Saw-wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 704. E. B. 38. Bab. Man. p. 198. 
Bay Syn. p. 196. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 220. Native. 

Woods; abundant. 

Wilmin^on Wood. Gnat Wood. Abbott's Wood. 

Near Waldron. Wood at Heathfield. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

I 



58 COMPOSIT-ffi. 



8. CSNTAiraSA, Linn. 

678. C. nigra, Linn. Black Knapweed. H. 

Bjme E. B. 706* E. B. 278. Bab. Man. p. 198. 
Bay Syn. p. 197. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 223. Natiye. 

Downs, road sides, and borders of fields ; common. 

Near Waterworks. Cow Gap. Beachy Head. Horsebridg^, 

by road to Hellingly, and near West Dean, Herb, Borr. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

Tar. b. deciplens, Bah. H. 

Syme E. B. 707. Bab. Man. p. 198. 
Downs ; rather rare. 
Near Batton. 



670. 0. Scabiosa, Limm,, Greater Knapweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 708. E. B. 56. Bab. Man. p. 199. 
Bay Syn. p. 198. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 223. Native. 

Boad sides, on the Downs ; rather rare. 

Littlington. 

Hants. Sorrey. Kent. 



680. C. CyaniM, Linn, Bine Bottle, or Com Flower. H. 

Syme E. B. 709. E. B. 277. Bab. Man. p. 199. 
Bay Syn. p. 198. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 223. Colonist. 

Cornfields ; locally abundant. 

Near Belletont Lighthouse. Lnllington. Green street. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



682. C. Calcitvapa, Linn. Star.Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 711. E. B. 125. Bab. Man. p. 199. 
Bay Syn. p. 196. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 2^4, Native ? 

Downs, near the sea ; rather rare. 

Near Cow Gap. Crowlink, JRev. H. E. Maddoch. 

Hants. Kent. 

9. CHRT8AHTBSKUK. Linn. 



684. C. segetum, Linn, Com Marigold. 

Syme E. B. 713. E. B. 540. Bab. Man. p. 191. 
Bay Syn. p. 182. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 234. Colonist 

Cornfields; rare. 

Near Eastdean, Miss A, Woodhovse, 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



COMPOSITE. 59 



688. 0. Lencantliemiiiiiy Linn» Ox-Eje Daisy. H. 

Syme E. B. 714. E. B. 601. Bab. Man. p. 191. 
Bay Syn. p. 184. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 234. Native. 

Fields and road sides ; yery oommon throughout the dlitrlot. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



10. MATRICARIA, Linn. 

686. M. Parthenium, Lvnn. Common Feverfew. H. 

Bab. Man: p. 190. Pyrethrum Parthenium, 8m, E. B. 1231. 
Chrysanthemum Parthenium, Pers. Syme E. B. 716. 
Cyb. Br. Camp. p. 234. Denizen. 

Waste places ; rather rare. 

Wilmington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



687. K. inodora, Linn. Scentless Mayweed. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 190. Pyrethrum inddorum, 8m. E. B. 676. 
Chrysanthemum inodorum, Idnn, Syme E. B. 717. 
Bay Syn. p. 186. Cyb. Bi'. Comp. p. 236. Native. 

Cornfields, and waste places ; common. 
Cornfield near The Wish. Near Waterworks. 
• Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



688. M. Cliainoinilla, Idnn. Wild Chamom'de. H. 

E. B. 1232. Bab. Man. p. 191. Bay Syn. p. 184. 
Chrysanthemum Chamomilla, E. Mey. Syme E. B. 719. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 235. Colonist. 

Fields ; rather common. 
Near The Wish. 
Hants. Surrey, ^ent. 



11. TAHACETVK, Idnn. 

689. T. Tnlgure, Id/nri. Tansy. H * 

E. B. 1229. Bab. Man. p. 192. Bay Syn. p. 188. 
Chrysanthemum Tanacetum, Syme. Syme E. B. 716. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 236. Native. 

Hedgerows; rare. 

Near Polegate, Miaa A. Woodhouse. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6U COMPOSITE. 

la. AHTBBMSS, Uim. 

690. A. Cottila, Unn, Stmldng Mayweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 720. E. B. 1772. Bab. Man. p. 190. 
Bay Syn. p. 185. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 236. Golonifit. 

Cornfields; common. 

Near Eodmill Farm. Batton. Jeyington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

692. A. nobilis, lAnn. Common Chamomile* H. 

Byrne E. B. 724. E. B. 980. Bab. Man. p. 190. 
Bay Syn. p. 185. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 23^. Native. 

Cornfields, and roadsides ; rather common* 
Bet. Eastdean and Beachy Head. Littlington. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

14. ACBILXiSA, Linn. 

694k. A. flflUllefolium, Linn. Milfoil or Yarrow. H. 

Syme E. B. 727. E. B. 758. Bab. Man. p. 189. 
. Bay Syn. p. 183. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 237. Native. 

Bead sides, and waste places; very common throtighoat the 

district. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

695. A. Ptannica, Linn, Sneeze-wort Yarrow. H« 

Syme E. B. 730. E. B. 757. Bab. Man. p. 188. 
Bay Syn. p. 183. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 236. Native. 

WoodSi and borders of fields ; rather rare. 

Abbott's Wood, Bev. H. E» Maddoek, Near Arlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

15. A&TSBftZSIA, Idnn. 

697. A. Tulgaxis, Linn, Mugwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 732. E. B. 978. Bab. Man. p. 192. 
Bay Syn. p. 190. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 226. Native. 

Bead sides, and waste places ; common. 

Near the Wish. Bet. Qreen-street and the Downs. 

Littlington. Sidley Green, Bexhill. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

699. A. maxitlma, Ztnn. Sea Wormwood. H. 

Syme E. B. 734. E. B. 1706. Bab. Man. p. 192. 
Bay Syn. p. 188. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 226. Native. 

Marshes near the sea ; rather rare. 

Bet. Fevensey and Bexhill. Wall's End, near PereOBey. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



COMPOSITiE. 61 



16. nUiOO, Toumef. 

700. F. g^eimaaica, lAnn^ Common Cudweed. H. 

Syme £. B. 736. Biib. Man. p. 186. 

GnaphalimxL g^rmamonm, Wi^^A, E. B. 946. 

Baj Syn. p. 180. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 228. Native. 

Downs, and roadsides ; locally abundant. 
Near Batton. Jevington. liiill Qap. Bet. Perensey and Bex- 
hill. Near Exoet. 
Hakts. Surrey. Kent. 



703. F. minima, Frin, Slender Cudweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 739. Bab. Man 186. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 206. 

Qnaphalium minimum, Sfm,. E. B. 1167. 

Bay Syn. p. 181. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 227. Katire. 

Bead sides ; rare. 

Waldron. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



17. OHAPBALIUK, Urn,, 

708. O. nliginofium, Xiim. Marsh Cudweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 741. E. B. 1194. Bab. Man. p. 187. 
Bay Syn. p. 181. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 227. Native. 

Moist places by road sides, and in fields ; common. 
Westham. Batton. BexhilL Arlingtao. Waldron. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

707. Q* ■ylvaticum, lAnn, Upright Cudweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 743. Bab. Man. p. 187. 

Gnap. rectum, Banih, E. B. 124. 

Bay Syn. p. 180. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 226. Native. 

Near woods; rare. 

On the border of a wood, Waldron. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



18. BSNECIO. Unn. 

712. 8. Tnlgaxis, IAwa, Common Gbroundsel. H. 

Syme E. B. 749. E. B. 747. Bab. Man. p. 193. 
Bay Syn. p. 178. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 230. Native. 

Bead sides, and fields ; very'oanmion, and generally distributed* 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



62 COMPOSITiE. 

713. S. sylvatlciiB, Linn, Mountain Groundsel. H. 

Syme E. B. 750. E. B. 748. Bab. Man. p. 193. 
Ray Syn. p. 178. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 230. Native. 

Woods and shingles ; locally abundant. 

Shingles, near Fevensey road. Wood, near Wannock. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

716. S. eracifoliiM, Linn. Hoary Bagwort. H. ' 

Syme E. B. 754. Bab. Man. p. 194. 

S. tennifolins, Jacq.. E. B. 574. 

Ray Syn. p. 177. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 231. Native. 

Road sides, and waste places ; abundant. 

Ratton. Folkington. Near Tut Bam. Littlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

717. S. Jacobsa, Linn, Common Ragwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 755. E. B. 1130. Bab. Man. p. 194. 
Biay SyUi p. 177. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 231. Native. 

Marshy places; common. 

Marsh beyond Fevensey. Near Langley. Near Bexhill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

718. S. aqnaticnB, Huds, Marsh Ragwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 756. E. B. 1131. Bab. Man. p. 194. 
Bay Syn. p. 178. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 231. Native. 

Wet woods ; rare. 
Wilmington Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

722. S. campestziSy DC. Field Flea-wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 760. Bab. Man. p. 195. Ray Syn. p. 178. 

Cineraria integrifolia. With. E. B. 152. 

Cineraria campestris, lietz, Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 232. Native. 

Downs ; locally abundant. 

Between Eastdean and Beaohy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. 

20. BIDENSy Lvnn, 

728. B. cemua, Linn. Nodding Burr Marigold. H. 

Syme E. B. 763. E. B. 1114. Bab. Man. p. 195. 
Bay Syn. p. J.87. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 224. Native. 

Ditches, and marshy places ; locally abundant. 

Bet. Fevensey and Wartling. Near . Hurstmonoeuz Castle. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



comfositj:. 63 



726. B. tripartita, Liwn. Trifid Burr Marigold. H. 

Sjme £. B. 764. E. B. 1113. Bab. Man. p. 195. 
Bay Syn. p. 187. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 224. Native. 

Marshy places ; rare. 
Near Sidley Green, Bezhill. 
■ Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

22. mULA, Idnn, 

729. I. Conysa, DC. Ploughman's Spikenard. H. 

Syme E. B. 767. Bab. Man. p. 185. 

Conyza sqnaiTOsa, Lvn/n. E.-B. 1196. 

Bay Syn. p. 179. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 233. Native. 

Chalky woods ; rare. 

Batton Woods. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



732. I. dysenterica, Linn. Greater Fleabane. H. 

Syme E. B. 770. E. B. 1115. 

Fnlicaria dysentericai Qaert. Bab. Man. p. 185. 

Bay Syn. p. 174. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 233. Native. 

Boad sides, and woods ; common. 

Folegate. Hailsham. Littlington. Pevensey. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



23. BSLUS, Linn. 

734. B. perennis, Liwn, Common Daisy. H. 

Syme E. B. 772. E. B. 424. Bab. Man. p. 184. 
Bay Syn. p. 184. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 234. Native. 

Fields, and roadsides ; very common throughout the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

24. SaiOEROH, Lifin. 

736. S. acris, Ztrm. Blue Fleabane. H. 

Syme E. B. 774. Bab. Man. p. 183. 

Engeron acre, Livm. E. B. 1158. 

Bay Syn. p. 175. Cyb. Br. jComp. p. 229. Native. 

Banks, and dry fields ; rare. 

Bailway bank, near Waterworks. On. the cliff near Bexhill. 

(Very diminutive.) 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



64 COMPOSITE. 



as. ASTSa, Idnn. 

738. A. Tripolium, Lmn. Sea Starwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 776. £. B. 87. Bab. Han. p. 183. 
Bay Syn. p. 175. Cjb. Br. Comp. p. 229. Natiye. 

Salt marshes ; locally abundant. 

Bet. Feyensey and Bexhill. Charleston, near Littlington. 

Hants. Kent. 



27. SOLID AOO, Linn. 

640. S. Tlrga-aiureay Idnn. Common Golden Bod. H. 

Syme E. B. 778. E. B. 301. Bab. Man. p. 184. 
Bay Syn. p. 176, Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 230. Natiye. 

Woods; common. 

Abbott's Wood. Hempstead Wood. Crowhnrst. Waldron. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



26. TVSSZXiAOO, Liwn. 

761. T. Faxfura, Linn. Common Coltfifoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 780. E. B. 429. Bab. Man. p. 183. 
Bay Syn. p. 173. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 229. Native. 

Wet places in fields, and road sides ; common. 
Near Waterworks. Polegate. Near Bodmill Farm. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



20. PETASITSS, Towmef. 

762. P. Tttlgaxis, Desf. Common Butter Burr. £ 

Syme E. B. 783. E. B. 431. Bab. Man. p. 182. 
Bay Syn. p. 179. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 228. Native. 

Wet places, and road sides ; rare. 
Bezhill. Willingdon. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



742*. P. fragrans, Presl, Sweet-scented C!loltsfoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 781. Bab. Man. p. 183. Brom. Fl. Yect. p. 249. 
Tussilago fragrans, Vill. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. ^33. Alien. 

Banks near the sea; locally abundant. 

Bank by Parade, Eastbourne. Well established. 

Omitted £rom Lon. Cat. 



COMPOSITiE. 65 

30. SVPATOanrn, Townef. 

743. E. cannabinnm, Imn. Hemp Agrimonj. H. 

Syme E. B. 786. U. B. 428. Bab. Man. p. 182. 
Kay Syn. p. 179. Oyb. Br. Goznp. p. 224. Native. 

Boad Bides, and damp plaoes; common. 

Bet. Folegate and Hailsham. Folkington. Gnat Wood. 

Sidley Green, Bexhill. Jeving^n. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

31. CICHOBIUK, iMin, 

744. C. IntybnB, Lirm. WildSnccory. H. 

Syme E. B. 786. E. B. 639. Bab. Man. p. 204. 

Bay Syn. p. 172. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 219. Native, or Colonist. 

Boad sides ; rare. 

Near Berwick. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

32. LAP8AHA, Lirm. 

748. L. ooBununis, Linn. Nipplewort. H. 

Syme E. B. 787. E. B. 844. Bab. Man. p. 203. 
Bay Syn. p. 173. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 218. Native. 

Borders of fields, and road sides ; ooknmon. 
Mill Gap. Bexhill. Shingles. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

34. BTPOCRCEaiS, Imn. 

748. R. radicata, Linn. Long-rooted Cat's-ear. D. 

Syme E. B. 790. E. B. 831. Bab. Man. p. 204. 
Bay Syn. p. 166. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 209. Native. 

Shingles, and waste places ; common. 
Shingles near Langley. Abbott's Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

38. LEOHTODOH, Lirm. 

780. L. hiztiM, Lvrm. Hairy Hawkbit. H. 

Syme E. B. 792. Bab. Man. p. 206. 

Hedypnois hirtum, Sm. E. B. 666. 

Bay Syn. p. 167. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 208. Native. 

. Boad sides, and shingles $ abundant. 
Upperton. Near Bed House, Fevensey. Eastdean. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



66 COMPOSITiE. 



781. L. hlspidiUy lAmn, Bongh Hawkbit. H. 

Syme E. B. 793. Bab. Man. p. 205. 

Hedypnois hispidus, Huds. E. B. 654. 

Bay Syn. p. 171. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 208. Native. 

Boad sides, and woods ; rather common. 
Fevensey road. Paradise Wood. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



798. Xi. Mtuinnalis, Xiiwe. Antnnmal Hawkbit. H. 

Syme E. B. 794 Bab. Ifen. p. 205. 

Hedypnois autumnalis, ^m, E. B. 830. 

Bay Syn. p. 164. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 209. Native. 

Boad sides, and waste places ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



«•. KCBIS, Unn. 

783. P. hleracioidesy Ztmi. Hawkweed Ox-tongne. H. 

Syme E. B. 796. E. B. 196. Bab. Man. p. 206. 
Bay Syn. p. 167. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 208. Native. 

Downs; rare. 

Batton. Near Cow Gap, Eev. A, K. Cherrill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

37. BSLMZITTBXA, JtM«. 

784. B. echloidesy Oaertn, Bristly Ox-tongue. H. 

Syme E. B. 797. Bab. Man. p. 206. 

Ficris ecbioides, lAvm, E. B. 972. 

Bay Syn. p. 166. Cyb, Br. Comp. p. 208. Native or Colonist. 

Boad sides, and waste places ; very common. 

Polegate. Willingdon. Folkington. Sidley Green, BexhilL 

Crowhurst. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

38. TaAOOPOOOH, Lmn. 

785. T. pratensUy Linn. Yellow Goat's Beard. H. 

SymeE. B. 799. E. B. 434. Bab. Man. p. 206. 
Bay Syn. p. 171, Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 207. Native. 

Downs, and borders of fields ; common. 

Cow Gap. Folkington. Batton Decoy. Upperton. Beachy 

Head. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



composite:, 67 

39. TARAXACVK, Juu. 

757. T. officinale^ Wingers. Common Dandelion. H. 

Syme E. B. 802. Bab. Man. p. 207. 

Leontodon Taraxaonm, Lin/i. E. B. 510. 

Bay Syn. p. 170. Oyb. Br. Camp. p. 218. Native. 

Fields, and road sides ; very common throoghoafc the district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

Yar. b. T. ezytlurofipenniiiiiy Andrez, H. 

Syme E. B. 803. Bab. Man. p. 207. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 629. 

Downs ; rather common. 
Beachy Head. Cow Gap. 
Surrey. 

40. LAOTVOAy lAnn, 

788 • L. Tixosa, Linn, Strong-scented Lettnce. H. 

Syme E. B. 805. E. B. 1957. Bab. Man. p. 207. 
Bay Syn. p. 161. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 210. Native. 

Waste places ; rare. 

^ield, near Mill Wood, Bexhill. 

Surrey. Kent. 

780. L. sallgna, Linn. Least Lettuce. H. 

Syme E. B. 807. E. B. 707. Bab. Man. p. 207. 
Bay Syn. p. 162. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 210. Native ? 

Shingles ; locally abundant. 

Shingles, near first sluice bridge. Near Langley Fort, 0. B. 

QwidBf 1806. Langley Beach, Herb, Borr. 
Kent. 

781. L. muralU, I¥esen. Ivy-leaved, or Wall Lettuce. H.* 

Syme E. B. 808. Bab. Man. p. 207. 

F^nanthes muralis, Linn. E. B. 467. 

Bay Syn. p. 162. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 210. Native. 

Woods, and Downs ; rare. 

Downs near Jevington, and Batton Plantation, Rev. H. E. 

Maddock. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

42. BOHCBV8, Lirm. 

783. S. oleraceiM, Liwn, Smooth Sow Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 810. E. B. 843. Bab. Man. p. 208. 
Biay Syn. p. 162.' Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 211. Native. 

Boad sides and borders of fields; common. 
Boad side, Littlington. Lane near Tut Bam. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



68 composite:. 



764. S. asper, Boffm. Bongh Sow Thistle. H. 

Syme E. B. 811^12. E. B. 2765 & 2766. Bab. Man. p. 208. 
Bay Syn. p. 163. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 211. Native. 

Bead sides, and woods ; oommon. 
Littlington. Mill Wood. BexhUl. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



7(M. S. arrensU, Linn. Com Sow Thistle. H* 

Syme B. B. 813. E. B. 674. Bab. Man. p. 208. 
Bay Syn. p. 163. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 211. Native* 

Damp fields, and Marshy places ; common. 
Marsh bet. Hailsham and Horse Eye. Ditch, Wilmington. 
Near Mill Wood, Bexhill. Growhnrst, near Battle. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



43. CaSPlS, Zvrm. 

767. C. tetida, Linn. Stinking Hawk's.beard. H. 

Syme E. B. 815. E. B. 406. Bab. Man. p. 209. 
Bay Syn. p. 165. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 217. Native. 
Barkhausja footida, JbC, Lon. Cat. 1867. 

Shingles ; very rare. 
Near Bed House, Fevemsey. 
Sussex. Kent. 



770. C. Tixens, Limi. Smooth Hawk's-beard. H. 

Syme E. B. 818. Bab. Man. p. 209. 
Crepis tectorum, Linrf. E. B. 1111. 
Bay Syn. p. 165. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 212. Native. 

Fields, and road sides ; very common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



44k. BISaACIUK, Linn. 

• • • 

774. B. Pilosella, Linn. Mouse-ear Hawkweed. H« 

.Syme E. B. 822. E. B. 1093. Bab. Man. p. 210. 
Bay Syn. p. 170. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 213. Native. 
Back. Mon. Hier. p. 13. 

Fields, clialk' cliffs and shingles ; abundant, and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. 'Surrey. Kent. 



campanulacbj: . 69 



805. B. umbellatiun, Lmn, Karrow-leaved Hawkweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 853. E. B. 1771. Bab. Man. p. 219. 
Bay Syn. p. 168. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 217. Native. 
Back. Mon. Hier. p. 72. 

Boad sides ; fare. 

WEddron. 

Hants. Surrey. -Kent. 

808. B. boxeale, ^I^, Broad-leaved Hawkweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 854. Bab. Man. p. 223. Back. Mon. Hier. p. 75. 
Hier. snbandom, JAnn. E. B. 349. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 499. 
. Bay Syn. p. 167. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 217. Native. 

Woods ; rather rare. 

Abbott's Wood. Wood near Waldron. Near Heathfield. Crow- 

hnrsti near Battle. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



42. CAMPANTTLACEJ!. 

3. PBTTEUMik, Idnn. 

812. P. oxbioulave, Liwn, Bound -headed Bampion. H. 

Syme E. B. 864. E. B. 142. Bab. Man. p. 222. 

" On the Downs in Snssez in many places." Bay Syn. p. 278. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 239. Native. 

Downs ; locally abnndant. 

Near Batton. Eastdean. Beaohy Head. " On the Downs, 
especially near Eastbonme.*' Cooper Bot of Svssex, 1835, 
and N. B, Q. p, 57, 1835. Near Eastbourne. 0. B. 0. p, 602, 
1805. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



813. P. spioatuiiiy Lirm. Spiked Bampion. H. 

Syme E. B. 865. E. B. 2598. Bab. Man. p. 223. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 536. Alien. 

Woods; rare. 

Abbott's Wood. Knight's Farm, Waldron Down, Herb, Borr, 

CrosB-in-Hand, and several places in the parish of Waldron. 

N. B. 0, p. 57, 1835, & Cooper Bot of Sussex, 
Mr. Watson in Top. Bot. only records it from East Sussex. 



70 EBICACE^. 

4. CAKPAHUXiA, Idnn. 

814. C. glomeiratay Linn, Glnstered Bell-flower. H. 

Syme E. B. 866. E. B. 90. Bab. Man. p. 233. 
Bay Syn. p. 277. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 238. Native. 

Downs; abundant. 

Cow Grap. Beaoliy Head. Eaatdean. Near tlie Lighthouse. 

Downs, Westdean, Herb. Borr, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

5. SPECUX.A&IA, Heist. 

822. S. hybzida, A. DC. Com Bell.flower. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 224. Campanula hybrida, Linn. E. B. 375. 
Syme E. B. 874. Ray Syn. p. 278. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 239. Colonist. 

Com fields ; rather rare. 
Eastdean. Near Meads church. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



43. ERIOACEiE. 

7. E&ICA« Liim, 

836. E. Tetealiz, Linn, Cross-leaved Heath. H. 

Syme E. B. 889. E. B. 1014. Bab. Man. p. 227. 
Bay Syn. p. 471. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 240. Native. 

Sandy commons, and woods ; rather rare. 

Bexhill Common. Mill wood, Bezhill. Heathfield Park. Near 

Wsddron. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

837. E. oinexea, Linn. Scotch Heather. H. 

Syme E. B. 891. E. B. 1015. Bab. Man. p. 228. 
Bay Syn. p. 471. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 241. Native. 

Downs, and sandy woods ; rather rare. 

Downs, above the Old Town. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Heathfield 

Park. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

8. CAX-X-UHA, SalUb. . 

840. C. Tulgavis, Salisb. Heather, or Conmion Ling. H. 

Syme E. B. 894. Bab. Man. p. 227. Hook. St. Fl. p. 234. 
Erica vulgaris, Linn. E. B. 1013. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 527. 
Bay Syn. p. 470. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 241. Native. 

Downs, and sandy woods ; abundant. 

Downs above Batton. Near Beachy Head. Mill Wpod, Bezhill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



APOCYNACBJl. 71 

10. mOnOTViOTA, Innn. 

846. K. MfpopitjMf Liwi^. Yellow Bird's-nest. H. 

Syme E. B. 901. E. B. 69. Bab. Man. p. 281. 
Bay Sjn. p. 817. Cjb. Br. Comp. p. 245. Natiye. 

Beech plantatioxuB ; rare. 

Batton Woods. 

Hants. Surrej. Kent. 



44. JASMINAOEJB. 

I. r&AXnrUS, Taumef. 

847. F. exoeUior, Linn. Common Ash. H. 

Syme E. B. 902. E. B. 1692. Bab. Man. p. 282. 
Bay Syn. p. 469. Gyb. Br. Ck)mp. p. 246. Native. 

Woods, and hedge rows ; common. 
Near Upperton. Compton Place. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

a. X.IOUST&UK, Tournef. 

848. Xi. Tulgave, Linn. Privet. H. 

Syme E. B. 904. E. B. 764. Bab. Man. p. 232. 

Biay Syn. p. 466. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 245. Native in England. 

Hedges; common. 

Wilmington. Sonthbonme. Folldngton. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



4S. APOOTNAOEJi. 

I. TXirCA, Linn. 

849. ▼. major, Linn. Larger Periwinkle. H. 

Syme E. B. 905. E. B. 514. Bab. Man. p. 238. 

Bay Syn. p. 268. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 537. An escape. 

Bead sides ; rather rare. 

Bet. Westham and Stone Gross. Near Hailsham. 

Surrey fBrewerJ. 

880. ▼• minor, Zrinn. Lesser Periwinkle. H. 

Syme E. B. 906. E. B. 917. Bab. Man. p. 233. 
Bay Syn. p. 268. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 246. Native or denizen 
in England* 

Woods ; rare. 

Park Wood, near Garter's Gomer. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



72 "GENTIANACKS. 

46 OENTIANACEiE. 

I. S&TTSaUBA, ReneaJm, 

893. S. Ceniauxima, Pers, Common Centamy. H. 

Syme E. B. 909. Bab. Man. p. 285. 

Chironia centanrinm, Curt, E. B. 417. 

Bay Syn. p. 286. Gyb. Br. Gpmp. p. 248. Katiye. 

Downs, and woods ; common. 

Downs, Beachy Head. Near mouth of the Guckmere. Gnat 

Wood. Bexhill. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

A stunted variety, with large conspicuous flowers, occurs in the 
grass on the Downs, and has probably given rise to the reported 
occurrence of E. littoralis on Beachy Head. See N. B. 6., 
Vol. i., p. 68. In Mr. Borrer's Herb, there is a plant named E. 
latifolia, from cliffs west of Guckmere Haven, but whether 
within our district or not, I am unable to determine. 

854. E. pulohella, IVies, -Slender- Centaury; H. 

Syme E. B. 910. Bab. Man. p. 234. 
Ghironia pulchella, Swartz. E. B. 458. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 248. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; common. 

Mill Wood, Bexhill. Wilmington Wood. Eastbourne, 0. B, 0. 

p. 602. 1805. On the coast at Eastbourne, Coqper Bot, of 

Suasexy and N, B, O. p. 58, 1835. 
Hants. Suixey. Kent. 

3. CBLO&A, Linn. 

887. C. pezfollata, lann. Yellow Centaury. H. 

Syme E. B. 918. E. B. 60. Bab. Man. p. 284. 
Ray Syn. p. 287. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 249. Native, 

Chalky banks; locally abundant. 

Holywell Quarry. Paradise Wood. Folkington. 

** In great abundance on the steep chalky banks facing the sea, 

below the Holywell public-house, near Eastbourne." 

N. B. Q. p. 574. 1837. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

4. OSHTIAirA, Tonmef. 

861. O. Amaxellfty lAnn. Autumnal Gentian. H. 

Syme E. B. 917. E. B. 236. Bab. Man. p. 286. 
Bay Syn. p. 275. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 247. Native. 

Downs ; locally abundant. 

Near Batton. Beachy Head. Above the Links. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CONYOLYULAOBiB. 7^ 



862. O. oaupeftiUi JWnfu Field Glpntian. H. 

Syme E.B. 919. E. B. 237. Bab. Man. p. 286. 
Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 247. Native. 

Downs; rather rare. 

Cow Gap. Bet. Eastdean and Beaohy Head. 

Hants CMa/nseU'PleydeUj, 



48. OONVOLVTTLAOEJB. 

I. COirTOX.TUX.US, Linm.. 

866. C. arreiuiiSf Innn, Bindweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 928. E. B. 312. Bab. Man. p. 238. 
Bay Syn. p. 276. Cjb. Br. Gomp. p. 260. Native. 

Com fields, and roadsides i generally distribated. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



887. O. sepiuiBLy Liwn, White ConyolTolns. H. 

Syme E. B. 924. E. B. 313. Bab. Man. p. 238. 
Biay Syn. p. 275. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 260. Native. 

Hedges; oommon. 

WiUingdon. Littlington. Hankhnm-street. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



a. CUSCUTA, Tinmuf, 

870. O. eiuropAay Linn, Great Dodder. H. 

Syme E. B. 927. E. B. 878. Bab. Man. p. 288. 
Bay Syn. p. 281. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 260. Native. 

Parasitical on vetohes ; rare. 

Near the Cemetery. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent (Deahin), 



871. O. Epithymnniy Murr. Lesser Dodder. H. 

Syme E. B. 928. E. B. 66. Bab. Man. p. 289. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 251. Native. 

Parasitical on heath ; rare. 
'Bezhill Common. Mill Wood, BexhilL 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

L 



H ac^vBtfLLktkiiis.' 



87a. O. TriiftUi, Bdh. Cloyer Dcfi^er. H. 

Syme E. B. 929. £. B. 2898. Bab. Man. p. 289* 
Cjb, Br. Gomp. p. 251^ Alien op^ Colonist* 

Parasitical on cloyer ; locally abnndlttit. 

Field neap Mill Qap. 

Surrey ( Brewer), Kent (XedMnJ* 



49. SOLANACHai. 

873. 8. Duloanuura, Lirm. Woody Nightsh&de. H. 

Syme E. B. 930. E. B. 565. Bab. Man. p. 24^. 
Bay Syn.p..265. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 262i NaldTe. 

Woodsy and shingles; comibon. 
Gnat Wood. . SMngliea ii^ar Lajigley. . 
Hants. Bxarey. Kent. 

874k. 8. nigram, Linn, Black Nightshade. IL 

Syme E. B. 981. E. B. 566. Bab. Man. p. 247. 
Bay Byn. p. 265. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 251. Native. 

Shingles j and waste places ; rather common. 
Shingles near Lang^ley. Perensey Gastle. 
Beach at the- month -of the Ciiokmere^ Serb. Bwr, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. KTOSCTA9KV8, JQuw. 

876. B. niger, JAnn, Common Henbane, H. 

Syme E. B. 986. E. B. 591. Bab. Man. p. 247. 
Bay Syn. p. 274. Cyb» Bn Gemp« ]}. 261, Native, 

Boadsides; rare. 

Near Meads. 

Hai;Lt8. Surrey. Kent, 



60. SCaCtBEUil^ABiAGEJL : 

I. TS&BASCUM, Uwn 

877. ▼. Thapsva, Xinn. Great Mullem. H. 

Syme E. B. 937. E. B. 549. Bab. Man. p. 253. 
Bay Syn. p. 2f87. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 252. Native. 

Shingles, and road sides ; common. 

Abundant bet; the Bedoubt' and Langley. Willingdon. 

Jevington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



.aCBOPHVXABIAGaBS. 75 



879. ▼. XiyclmtUfl, Idnr^ Wliite MnUein. H. 

Syme E. B. 839. E. B. 68. Bab. Man. p. 263. 
Bay S711.P. 287. Gyb. Br. Gamp. p. 262. Native. 

.. JQorderipf woodfl} rarjd. . . 

Near a wood, Waldron. 
Snrrey. Kent. 

a. SC&OPBVXiA&IA, Tovrnef. 

884k. 8. Balbislly Sitrnem, Gommon Water Betony. H. 

^ S. aqtiatioa^ Linn. Syme E. B. 947. E. B. 864 Bab. Man. 
p. 257. 
Bay Syn. p. 283,» Gyb- Br. Gomp. p. 261. Native. 

Ditches, and damp woods ; rather common. 
Ditch south of Folegate Station. 
Han^.^^ Suczey. Kent. 



885. 8. alurharti, Sfev^ Ehrhart's Water Bet<my. 

Syme E. B. 948. E. B. 2876. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 261. Native^ 
S. mnbrosa, JDumort. Bab. Man. p. 267^ 
S. nodosa, Lmn, Snb. sp. alata, GiUb, Hook. Stud. FL p. 264. 
S. aquatica, Linn, Yar. Beuth.' Br. M. p. 616. 

Wet places; very rare. 

Beported from Wilmington, in E. B. Sup. Vol. 4. Syme E. B« 
Vol. 6, p. 122, and gathered there 1t)y Mr. W. W. Beeyes, about 
twenty years back. East Sussex, Wats* Top. Bob* p. 283. 



888. 8. a€dos«| Innn* Knotted Figwort# H. 

Syme E. B. 949. E. B. 1644. Bab. Man. p. 267. 
Bay Syn. p. 283.* Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 26L Native. 

Ditches' and damp woods ; common. 

Ghurch Boad, Hurstmonceux. Gnat Wood.- Ablx>tt'0 Wood. 

Near FristCn ofanrch. 
Hants. Survey. Kent; 



3.BIOIT8AI8, Towrn^. 

889. &. pnzpuxea, Lvrm, ■. Fozglpve. H. 

Syme E. B. 962. K B. 1297. Bab. Man., p. 254. 
Bfty Syn. p. 283.* . Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 262. Native. 

Woods, and banks ; locally abundant. > 

Gnat Wood. Biixstmonoeox. Pack Wood, Coxtm^B Gomer« 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



76 scbofhulabiacej:. 



4. AHTZBJIBINUIIB, Tcfwmef. 

890. A. majuSf Linn. Common Snapdragon. H* 

Syme E. B. 958. E. B. 129. Bab. Han. p. 265. 

Cjh. Br. Gomp. p. 541. Alien. Hook. Stnd. Fl. p. 264 

Old walls ; rare. 

Eastdean. 

Surrey C^rewerJ. Kent CJ^eakmJ, 

S. ZilirAJtlA, Taumef. 

892. &. Cirnbalazia, Mill lyy-leaved Toad-flaz. H. 

Syme E. B. 955. Bab. Man. p. 255. 

Antirrhinnm Cymbaloria, Linn. E. B. 502. 

Bay Syn. p. 282.* Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 541. Alien. 

On old walls ; locally abundant. 

Fevensey. Willingdon. Walls at the Old Town. 

Surrey CBrewerJ, Kent fDeakinJ, 

893. ]L. Elatine, Mill. Sharp-leaved Fluellin. H. 

Syme E. B. 956. Bab. Man. p. 255. 
Antirrhinum Elatine, Linn. E. B. 692. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 263. Katiye, or Golonist. 

Cornfields ; very abundant. 

Near Eastbourne Vicarage. Hailsham. Wilming^n. Downs 

above Paradise). Cornfields at Eastbourne. N. B. O. p. 574. 

1887. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

894k. ]L. spuria, MUl. Bound-leaved Fluellin. H. 

Syme E. B. 957. Bab. Man. p. 255. 

Antirrhinum spurium, Lvrvn. E. B. 691. 

Bay Syn. p. 282.* C^b. Br. Gomp. p. 262. Colonist. 

Cornfields; very common. 

Near Green-street. Mill Gap. Hailsham. Flentifnl in oom- 

fields at Eafltboume. N. B. O.p. 674. 1837« 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

897. ]L. Tulgazls, MUU Yellow Toad-flaz. H. 

Syme E. B. 962. Bab. Man. p. 256. 

Ajitirrhinum Linaria, Linn, E. B. 658. 

Bay Syn. p. 281.* Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 268. Native. 

Boad sides, and fields ; common. 

.Near Holywell. Littling^n. Beachy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



SGBOFHULARIACE^* 77 



898. Zi. minovi Betf, Lesser Toad.flaz. H. 

Syme £. B. 966. Bab. Man. p. 256. 

Ajitirrhinimi minus, Linn, E. B. 2014. 

Bay 8yn. p. 283.* Gjb. Br. Comp. p. 263. Colonist. 

In chalky fields \ locally abundant. 

Paradise Wood. BeachyHead. West of Green-street. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

8. SZBTBOaFZA, Lvn,n. 

801. 8. eiuropwa, lAiin* Cornish Moneywort. H. 

Syme E. B. 969. E. B. 649. Bab. Man. p. 261. 
Bay Syn. p. 352. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 264. Native. 

Damp shady places ; very rare. 

On the banks of a deep shady stream at Waldron. 

Bog on Waldron Down. JV. jB. Q,'p, 574. 1837. 

Mr. Watson, Top. Bot. p. 287, states that it is said to be eztinob 
in East Snssez, but I have seen plants from Waldron within 
the last year, thengh it is rarely met with. The only other 
localities for it in Top. Bot. are E. h W. Cornwall, Devon, 
Somerset, Glamorgan and Carmarthen. 

9. TS&OiriCA.^ Towrwf. 

908. ▼. hedexifolla, Linn, Ivy-leaved Speedwell. H. 

Syme E. B. 970. E. B. 784. Bab. Man. p. 264. 
iLay Syn. p. 280. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 257. Native. 

Cornfields; common. 

Meads. Near Bodmill Farin. ' Near Cow Gap. Batton. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

903. ▼. poUta, Frie$. Gtrej Procumbent SpeedwelL H. 

Syme E. B. 971 . Bab. Man. p. 264. 

y. agrestis, Idnn. E. B. 783. Y. agrestis. Sub. sp. polit% 

Fries. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 267. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 258. Native. 

Cornfields; rather rare. 

Near Green-street. Downs above Pftradise. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

904. ▼..agrestis, Linn. Green Procumbent Speedwell. H. 

Syme E. B. 972. E. B. 2603. Bab. Man. p. 264. 
Bay Syn. p. 279. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 257. Native. 

Cornfields, and shingles ; abundant. 
\ Littlington. Shingles by first sluice bridge. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



78 QCBOBBmJLBlkOSMi 



905. ▼. BvaLbanmiiy Ten, Bnxbamn'e SpeedwielL M» 

Syme E. B. 973. E. B. 2769. Bab. Man. p. 264. 
Cyh. Br. Comp. p. 258. Alien, beooming a Oolonist. 

Cornfields ; ' common. 

Near Mill Gap. Meads. BftarhilK Csfftea^A GorDOc* 
.Haasts. Sairi^.c Kent. 

908. ▼. arrensis, Linn, Wall Speedwell. H. 

Syme E. B. 976. E. B. 734. Bab. Man. p. 263. 
Bay Syn. p. 279. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 254. Native. 

Cornfields, shingles, and old walls ; common. 

Near the. Wish. littlington* Fevensey Castle. Shingles near 

Langley gate. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. . 

909< V, sexpyllifolia, Linn, Thyme-leaved Speedwell. H. 

Syme E. B. 978. E. B. 1075. . Bab. Man. p. 263. 
Bay Syn. p. 279. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 255. Native., 

Damp woods,. and waste places; common. 

Wood near Wannock. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Pevensey Boad. 

Jevington. Wartling Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent* 

919. ▼. officinalis, Innfu Common Speedwell. H. 

Syine E. B. 984. 'E. B. 765: Bab. Man. p. 262. 
Bay Syn. p. 281. Cjp. Br. Comp; p. 256/ "Native. 

Woods; common. 

Gnat Wood. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Hnrstmonceux. Abbott's 

Wood. Wartling Wood. 
HaAiBu ^oirey. Kent. 

•10. ▼* ChMbimilxjB^ Linn. ' Germander Speedwell. H. 

Syme E. B. 986. E. B. ,623. i^ab. Main. p. 2^2. 
Bay Syn. p. 281. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 257. . Native. 

Banks, androad«|d^f^,aQp^iiwnian^|{eiie]:;a^^ 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

9I7^;.l^.;motltaiMt» !«»«; Mountain Speedwell. H. 

Syme E. B. .987. E. B. 76& Babi Man. p* 262. 
Bay Syn. p. SSL CyK Br. Comp. p. 257. Native. 

Woods ; rather rare. 

GnatWood.^ Abbott's Wood.. Wairtliiig Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



MBonmuutuoia; 79 



918. lr. MUtelUta, Linn, Mamk SpMchfOtt. H. 

6yxiie Ei 6. 968. E. B. 782. Bab. Man. p. 261. 
Say Sjn. p. 280. Oyb. Br. Gomp. p. 256. Natire, 

Banks of Btreams, and ponds ; rather rare. 

Bank of the Cuclonere. Side of pond in brickfield ' oppoeite 

GhriBtchnrdb. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

919. ▼. AnagaXUsy JAim, Water SpeisdwelL H, 

Syme B. B. 969. E. B. 761. Bab. Man. p. 261. 
Bay Syn. p. 280. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 256. Native, 

Ditches, and damp places j rather xttre. 
Side of Pevensey road. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

9JIQ. ▼, Bacoatanga, Lmn. BrooUime. H. 

Syme E. B. 990. E. B. 655. Bab. Man. p. 262. 
Bay Syn. p. 280. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 256. Native. 

Damp places, and road sides ; common. 
Filching. Abbott's Wood. Batten Decoy. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

10, EUPBIUI.8iA, Tlntmrf. 

921. E. officiaallSy Liwn, Gommon Eyebright. H. 

Syme E. B. 991. E. B. 1416. Bab. Man. p. 260. 
Bay Syn. p. 284.* Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 259. Native, 

Woods, road sides, and Downs'; common. 

Meads. Beachy Head. Abbott's Wood. Waldron. Wannock. 

Bezhill. . 
Hants. Snrr^. Kent. 
Yar. b. fe. gxacUiSy IHes, H. 

Syme E.Bi.. 992. ^. nembrosa, /Vr«.' Gren.' J» Gk)dr. Fl.de 

Pr. Vol. IB, p. 605. 
B. officinalis, var. 2, nemoroea, Pers, Bab. Man. p. 260. 
Cyb. Br. Goxbp. p. 641. 

Woods; rather rare. 
Mill Wood, Bexhill. 
Hants CMansell'PleydeUj, 

II. BAJITSIA, Linn. 

9aa. 8. Odtmtltesy mdt. Bed Bartsia. H. 

Syme E. Q. 99a. E. B. 1415. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 271. 

Odontites mbra, Pert. Bab. Man. p. 261. 

Bay Syn. p. 264.* Gyb. Br. Gomp, p. 259. Nfttive. 

. Boadsides,! and banks ; common. 
Battpn. Folkington. Willingdon. . Hailsham. Westdeao. 

Qrowhnrst, near Battle. Waldron. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



80 dCBOFHULABIACKSr. 



Syme E. B. Vol. 6. p. 174. O, serotina, Reich. 6r. & Godr. 
Fl. de Fr. Vol. 2, p. 606. B. Odontites, var. 2, Berotina, 
Hook. Stnd. Fl. p. 271. 

Cornfields; rather common. 

Cornfield near Sonthbonme, Jnly^ 1872. 



923. B. Tisco^a, Lmn. Yellow Bartsia. H. 

Syme i!. B. 994. E. B. 1Q46. Gr. & Godr. Fl. de Fr. Vol. 2, 

p. 608. 
Enphragia yiscosa, Benth, Bab. Man. p. 260. 
Bay Syn. p. 285*. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 258. Native. 

Boad sides ; very rare. 

Boad side near Mill Wood, Bexhill. Boad side bet. Bezbill and 

Little Common, Coop, Bot StLSsex, Sf N, B, G, p. 59. 1835. 
Hants. 



la. PEDlCUX.iL&ZS, Tournef. 

926. P. sylTatica, Linn, Bed Battle. H. 

Syme E. B. 997. E. B. 400. Bab. Man. p. 259. 
Bay Syn. p. 284.* Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 261. Native. 

Damp places in woods, and road sides ; common. 

Hellingly Wood. Mill Wood, Bexhill. Gnat Wood. Hnrst- 

moncenx. Milton Hyde. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

13. RBIHAirTBUS, lAnn. 

927. &. CzisU-galU, Lirm. * Yellow Battle. H. 

Syme E. B. 998. E. B. 657. Bab. Man. p. 259. 
' Bay Syn. p. 284.* Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 259. Native. 

Meadows, Downs, and waste places ; common. 
Bet. Polegate and Folkington. Batton. Marsh near Water- 
works. Shingles. Paradise Wood. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

14. Ki:X.AKPT&UBE, Toumef. 

930. K. pratense, Lirm. Cow-wheat. H. 

Syme E. B. 1003. E. B. 113. Bab. Man. p. 258. 
Bay Syn. p. 286.* Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 260. Native. 

Woods; common. 

Gnat Wood. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Mill Wood« Bex- 

hilL Hempstead Wood, Hailsham. Wartling Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



labutj:. 81 

61. OBOBANOHACKS. 

a. O&OBAHCHE, Unn. 

935. O. maj0V| Linn. Greater Broom-rape. 

E. B. 421. Hook Stnd FI. p. 275. 

O. Bapmn, ThuiU. Syme E. B. 1010. Bab. Man. p. 248. 

Bay Syn. p. 288.* Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 264. Native. 

Parafiitical on the roots of forze, &c. ; rare. 
Near Gross-in.Hand, Herb, Borr, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

938. O. elatiox, Sutton^ Tall Broom-rape. H.* 

Syme E. B. 1013. E. B. 668. Bab. Man. p. 249. 
Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 266. Native. 

Parasitical on thistles ; rare. 
Jevington, Rev. H. E. Maddock. 
Hants. Sorrey. 

94kl. O. minor, Linn. Lesser Broom-rape. H. 

Syme E. B. 1016. E. B. 422. Bab. Man. p. 250. 

Bay Syn. p. 288.* Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 265. Native or Colonist. 

Parasitical on clover ; common. 

Side of New Boad to Holywell. Near Jevington, Hev. H. E. 

Maddock, Clover field near Waterworks. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent CMoperJ, 



S2. VEBBENACEA. 

I. TS&BEirA, Toumef. 

942. ▼. officinalis, Linn^ Common Vervain. H. 

Syme E. B. 1018. E. B. 767. Bab. Man. p. 279. 

Bay Syn. p. 236. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 266. Denizen or Native. 

Fields, and roadsides ; common. 

Near Tut Bam. Friston. Littlington. Pevensey. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



53. LABIATiE. 

I. X.TCOPUS, Unn. 

943. Zi. enxopwns, Linn, Gipsy-wort. H. 

Syme E. B. 1019. E. B. 1105.. Bab. Man. p. 269. 
Bay Syn. p. 236, Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 267. Native. 

Sides of streams, and ditches $ common. 

Marsh near Waterworks. Near Horse Eye. Wilmington. 

Growhnrst, near Battle. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

M 



62 . LABIATiB. 



2. lUMTUAy Linn. 

951. K. hinuta, Xiim. Halrj Wster Mint. H. 

Syme E. B. 1080. E. B. 447. Bab. Man. p. 268. 
Bay Syn. p. 288. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 268. Natiye. 
Baker. J. of Bot., toI. 3, p. 243. 

Marsh dikes; abandazit. 

Marsh near the Drove. Bet. Langley and Pevensey. Near 
Mill Wood) Bexhill. " Observed by Mr. Manningham, in the 
parish of Eastbonme, by the roadside to Pevensey." Ba/y. 
8yn. 1724, p. 238. T. 10, /. 1. 

Hant0. Surrey. Kent. 

952. K. satlTa, Linn, Marsh Whorled Mint H. 

Syme E. B. 1031. E. B. 448. Bab. Man. p. 269. 
Bay Syn. p. 282. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 268. Native. 
Baker. J. of Bot. vol. 8, p. 247. 

Marshes ; rather common. 

Bet. Hailsham and Horse Eye. Near Tut Bam. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

957. K. avrensiSy Litm, Com Mint. H. 

Syme E. B. 1038. E. B. 2119. Bab. Man. p. 269. 
Bay Syn. p. 232. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 269. Native. 
Baker. J. of Bot., vol. 3, p. 251. 

Woods and fields ; rather common. 
Wilmington Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. TBTKUSy Lirm. 

95^. T. Sexyyllmn, Lvn/n. Creeping Wild Thyme. H. 

E. B. 1514. Bab. Man. p. 270. Bay Syn. p. 230. 

T; Serpyllum, Lmn, Sub. Sp. 1. eu-Serpyllum. Syme, Syme 

E. B. 1043. 
Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 269. Native. 

Downs, and chalky banks ; common. 

Near Batton. Above Paradise. Filching. Jeving^ton. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

960. T. ChMMkmdx^, Friei, Larger Wild Thyme, fi. 

E. B. 2992. Bab. Man. p. 271. 

T. Serpyllum, Lvim, Sub. sp. 2. T. Chameedrys, Fries, Syme 
E. B. 1044. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 546. Native. 

Downs; common. 
Folking^on. 



LABIATiE, 83 



4. OBlOAVUMy Linn. 

961. O. TUlgave, Livm. Wild Marjoram. H. 

Syme E. B. 1045. E. B. 1143. Bab. Man. p. 270. 
Bay Syn. p. 236. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 269. Native. 

Banks, and road sides ; common on the chalk. 
Batton. Filching. Bet. Wannook and Jevington. 

Meads. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



5. OAX-AMZHTHA, Mameh. 

962. O. Olinopodinm, Spenn, Wild Basil. H. 

Syme E. B. 1047. Bab. Man. p. 272. Bay Syn. p. 289. 
Glinopodium yolg^are, Linn, E. B. 1401. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 270. Native. 

Boad sides, and borders of fields ; common. 
Batton. Cow Gkip. Jevington. Horstmonoeaz* 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



963« C. Aoinos, Clftirv. Basil Thyme. H. 

Syme E. B. 1048. Bab. Man. p. 272. 

Thymus Acinos, Linn, E. B. 411. 

Bay Syn. p. 238. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 270. Native. 

Banks on the chalk Downs ; ratker rare. 
Beachy Head. Near Eastdean. By Ezpet. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



7. HSPSTA, Unn. 

968. N. Cataiia, i^nn. Cat-Mint. H. 

Syme E. B. 1054. E. B. 137. Bab. Man. p. 273. 
Bay Syn. p. 287. Cyb. Br. Comp, p. 277. Nativ©, 

Shingles s rare. 

Shingles, near Langley Qs,te, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



969. N. OleehoflMy Btnih. Ground Ivy. H, 

Syme E. B. 1055. Bab. Man. p. 273. 

Gleohoma Hederaoea, Lirni, E. B. 853. 

Bay Syn. p. 243. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 276. Native. 

Banks, and road sides ; vezy oommon thronghoot the distriot* 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



84 labiatj:. 



8. SALVIA, Linn, 

970. S. Tevbenaca, Linn, Wild Clary. H. 

Syme E. B. 1056. E. B. 154. Bab. Man. p. 270. 
Bay Syn. p. 237. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 267. Native. 

Chalky banks ; rather oommon. 

Cliffs at Holywell. Friston. Littlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



9. PaVVSLLA, JAvm. 

972. P. Tulguis, Linn, Selfheal. H. 

Syme E. B. 1059. E. B. 961. Bab. Man. p. 273. 
Bay Syn. p. 238. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 277. Native. 

Woods, and Downs ; conmion. 

Gnat Wood. Near Meads. Folkington, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



10. SCVTSLLARZA, Linn. 

973. S. galeziculata, Linn. Common Sknll-Cap. H. 

Syme E. B.|1060. E. B. 523. Bab. Man. p. 272. 
Bay Syn. p. 244. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 277. Native. 

Banks of streams ; rather rare. 

Bank of the Cnckmere, near Berwiok. Hnrstmonoeuz. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



974. S. minor, Linn. Lesser Sknll-Cap. H. 

Syme E. B. 1061. E. B. 524. Bab. Man. p. 273. 
Bay Syn. p. 244. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 278. Native. 

Woods; oommon. 

Gnat Wood. > Wilmington Wood. Mill Wood, BeziU. Wood at 

Heathfield. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



12. MAa&VBIVM, Linn. 

976. BK. Tulgaxe, Linn, White Horehomid. H.* 

Syme E. B. 1064. E. B. 410. Bab. Man. p. 278. 
Bay Syn. p. 239. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 277. Native. 

Downs ; very rare. 

Bet. Eastdean and the Lighthouse, Bev. A, K. OherriU. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



LABIATiB. 85 



13. BALLOTA, Lirm. 

977. B. nigra, Lirm, Black Horehoimd. H. 

Syme E. B. 1065. E. B. 46. B. foetida, Lam. Bab. Man. p. 277. 
Bay Syn. p. 244. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 272. Native. 

Hedge banks, and waste places; common. 

Upperton. Near Southfields. Feyensey. Jeving^on. Folk- 

ington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



14. STACBTS, Linn. 

978. S. Betonica, Benth, Wood Betony. H. 

Syme E. B. 1067. Bab. Man. p. 276. 

Betonica officinalis, Linn, E. B. 1142. 

Ray Syn. p 238. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 275. Natiye. 

Woods, and Downs ; common. 

Abbott's Wood. Hempstead Wood. Beachy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



980. S. palustsis, Linn, Marsh Woundwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 1069. E. B. 1675. Bab. Man. p. 277. 
Bay Syn. p. 242. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 275. Native. 

Banks of streams, and damp places ; rather rare. 
Banks of the Cuckmere. Arlington, Rev, A, K. CherrilL 
Sidley Green, Bexhill. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



982. S. sylTatica, Linn, Hedge Woundwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 1071. E. B. 416. Bab. Man. p. 277. 
Bay Syn. p. 237. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 276. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; common. 
Gnat Wood. Willingdon. Folegate. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



983. S. axTensiSy JLmTi. Com Woundwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 1072. E. B. 1154. Bab. Man. p. 277. 

Bay Syn. p. 242. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 276. Native or Colonist. 

Cornfields ; locally abundant. 

Near Batton. Bet. Hailsham and Abbott's Wood. Waldron. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



86 LABIATiS. 



16. OAlbSOPazS, Linn. 

984. O. t«4aiiwin, Linn, Narow-leayed Hemp Kettle* H. 

E. B. 884. Bab. Man. p. 275. Bay Syn. p. 242. 
G. Ladanmn, Linn. Snb. sp. 1. angastifoUa, Efvrh, Syme 
E. B. 1074. Cyb. Br. Camp. p. 274. Colonist. 

SbingleB, and chalky fields ; abundant. 

Shingles, near the Bedonbt. Bet. the Bailway Station, and 

Waterworks. " On the shingles at Eastbourne in abundance/* 

N. B. Q. 1837, p. 574. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



987. O. Tetvahity Linn, Common Hemp Nettle. H. 

E. B. 207. Bab. Man. p. 276. Bay Syn. p. 240. 
G. Tetrahit, Linn. Sub. sp. 2. eu-Tetrahit, Syme. Syme E. B. 
1078. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 274. Native or Colonist, 

Woods; rare. 

Heathfield. Abbott's Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



17. LABirUM, Linn, 

989. L.' amplexicanlei lAmi, Henbit Dead Nettle. H. 

Syme E. B. 1081. E. B. 770. Bab. Man. p. 274. 
. Bay Syn. p. 240. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 273. Native. 

Cornfields, and waste places; common and generally dis- 
tributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



992. L. piupuveum, Xinn. Bed Dead Nettle. H« 

Syme E. B. 1084. E. B. 76.9. Bab. Man. p. 274. 
Bay Syn. p. 240. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 273. Native. 

Fields and road sides ; very common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



994. L. album, Lirm, White Dead Nettle. H. 

Syme E. B. 1086. E. B. 768. Bab. Man. p. 274. 
Bay Syn. p. 240. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 273. Native. 

Boad sides, and waste places ; common. 
Willingdon. Hurstmonceux. WartUng. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



BOBAonrACJBx. 87 



9M. &. ChdeoM«l«a, CnutiM. Yellow AxehangeL H. 

S7iiieE.B.1087. Bab. Kan. p. 27a. 
Galeobdokxi latoam, Huds. £. B. 787. 
Baj Syn. p. 240. Cyh, Br. Comp. p. 273. Katiye. 

Woods ; rather oammon. 

Gnat Wood. Abbott's Wood. Near Hailabam. Wannock. 

Hants. Snrrej. Kent. 

IS. AJVOA, Linn. 

M6. A. vaftanoy Linm, Ck>nimon Bogle. H. 

Syme £. B. 1068. £. B. 489. Bab. Man. p. 279. 
Bay Syn. p. 246. Cyb. Br. Cknnp. p. 271. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; common. 

Batton Wood. Abbott's Wood. MiU Wood, BexbiU. 

Near 'HaQsham. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

19. TZVCRXim, JUnn. 

1002. T. Bcorodoiiiay Linn. Wood Sage. H. 

Syme E. B. 1093. E. B. 1543. Bab. Man. p. 278. 
Biay Syn. p. 245. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 271. Katiye. 
Woods, and shingles ; abundant. 

Wilmington Wood. Side of Fevensey Boad. Hailsham. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



54. BOBAOINACSJ!. 

1. SCBIUKy Timmef. 

1003. S. Tnlgaxe, Linn. Yiper^s Boglosti. H. 

Syme E. B. 1095. E. 6. 181. Bab. Man. p. 243. 
Bay Syn. p. 227. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 283. Native. 

Shingles, and chalk clifb ; abundant. 
Bet. the Bedonbt and Langley. HolywelL 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

2. PVLMOlTAaiA, llntm^. 

1006. P. officinalis, Linn. Common Lungwort. H.* 

Syme E. B. 1098. E. 6. 118. Bab. Man. p. 243. 
Bay Syn. p. 226. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 548. Alien. 

Woods ; very rare. 

Batton Decoy, Miss A. Woodhouae. 

Kent CDeahinJ, 



88 BORAGINACEJi:. 



:, Towmef, 

1009. L. oflUcinale, Linn, Gomiuon Gromwell. H. 

Syme E. B. 1101. E. B. 134. Bab. Man. p. 244. 
Bay Syn. p. 228. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 280. Native. 

Chalky banks ; rather rare. 

Filohing. Cliff beyond Holywell. Friston. Batten. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1010. lb. axrense, lAnn, Com Gromwell. H. 

Syme E. B. 1102. E. B. 123. Bab. Man. p. 244. 
Bay Syn. p. 227. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 280. Colonist. 

Cornfields on the Downs ; abundant. 

Holywell. Near Green-street. Near Bodmill Farm. Bexhill. 

Beaohy Head. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

6. BKTOSOTIS, Dill, 

1011. BK. caBspitosa, Sohvltz, Tufted Water Forget-me-not. H. 

Syme E. B. 1103. Bab. Man 2661. Bab. Man. p. 245. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 278. Native. 

Marsh ditches ; rather rare. 
Marsh near Tut Bam. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1012. BK. palustvis. With, Great Water Forget-me-not. H. 

Syme E. B. 1104. E. B. 1973. Bab. Man. p. 244. 
Bay Syn. p. 229. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 278. Native. 

Bitches in the Marsh $ abundant. ' 

Near Waterworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1013. BK. vepensy Don, Creeping Water Forget-me-not. H. 

Syme E. B. 1105. E. B. 2703. Bab. Man. p. 244. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 278. Native. 

Damp places on the shingles ; rather rare. 
Shingles near Langley. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1016. BK. axTensis, Eoffm, Field Forget-me-not. H. 

Syme E. B. 1108. E. B. 2629. Bab. Man. p. 245. 
Bay Syn. p. 229. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 279. Native. 

Woods, and borders of fields ; common. 

Gnat Wood. Littlington. Fevensey. Folegate. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



BOBAGINACEJE. 89 



1017. BK. collina, Beick, Dwarf Forget-me-not. H. 

Sjme E. B. 1109. E. B. 2568. Bab. Man. p. 246. 
Cyb. Br. Colnp. p. 279. Natiye. 

'Old walls, and Bhinglee ; rather rare. 
Shingles, near Langley. Peyensey Castle. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1018. BK. Tenicolov, Reich, Yellow and Blue Forget-me-not. H. 

Syme £. B. 1110. Bab. Han. p. 246. 

Myosotis Boorpioides. £. B. 480. 

Bay Syn. p. 229. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 280. Native. 

Shingles, and woods ; rather rare. 
Shingles, near Langley. Gnat Wood. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



7. BOaAOO, Tavmef, 

1022. B. officvnalis, Linn, Common Borag^. H. 

Syme E. B. 1114. E. B. 36. Bab. Man. p. 242. 
Bay Syn. p. 228. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 648. Casnal. 

Waste places ; rather rare. 

Alf riston. Batton, Bev. E, 8. DewicTc, Perensey Castle, Herb. 

Borr, 1839. 
Snrrey fBrewerJ. Kent fDeakinJ. 

S. 8TBUBTTUBK, Taumef. 

1023. 8. officinale, Linn, Common Comfrey. H. 

Syme E. B. 1116. E. B. 817. Bab. Man. p. 242. 
Bay Syn. p. 230. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 281. Native. 

Eoad sides ; rare. 

Bailway bank near Battle station. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

ft. 

9. CTVOOLOSSUBi, Taumrf. 

1026. G. officinale, Linn, Common Honnds' Tongne. H. 

Syme E. B. 1118. E. B. 921. Bab. Man. p. 241. 
Bay Syn. p. 226. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 282. Native. 

Shingles, and waste gronnd on the Downs ; rather rare. 
Shingles, bet. Pevensey-road, and Langley Fort. 
On the Downs above Meads, Mev, E, 8, Bewick, 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



N 



90 fbixulac&s. 



5S. FINOmCULACEJE. 

^. VTJBUCVImAMXA, Zvm. 
1032. V, TnlguiSy JAnn^ Greater Bladderwort. H. 

Sjme E. B. 1125. E. B. 253. Bab. Man. p. 280. 
Bay Syn. p. 286 • Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 284 Nati^ev 

Marsh Dikes ; oommon. 

Near Waterworks. Bet. Langley and Peyensey. 

Hants. Smrey. Kent. 



56. PBIiniLAOEJE, 

1. HOTTOVIA, Ztv/n. 

1036. B. paliutvls, Linn. Water Violet. H. 

Syme E. B. 1128. E. B. SM. Bab. Man. p. 282. 
Bay ^yn, p. 285. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 286. Nathren 

Ditches, and ponds ; conunon. 

Near Tut Bam. " Ditches in Feyensey LeTel in nuiny places/' 

iV. B. O. p. 674. 1837. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



2. FBIMVLA, Linn. 

1037. P. Tnlguis, ffuds. Primrose. H. 

Syme E. B. 1129. K B. 4 Bab. Man. p« 283. 
BaySyiii.p.284. Cyb.. Br. Comp. p. 285. Nati^« 

Woodst banks,^ and road si^es^ yery oommsn tbroughont the 

district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

Yar. b. canlescens.. Oxlip. H. 

P. officinali-vulgaris, Syme. Syme E. B. 11.32-1133^ 

P. vulgaris, Suds. Yar. b. P. variabilis, Qoup, Bab. Man. p. 288, 

Woods, and road sides ; rather rare. 

Wood bet. Polegttteand Waimodic. WartlMg. 

1038. P. oActmtUs, I4nn. Cowslip. H. 

Syme E, B. 1130. Bab. Man. p. 283. 

Primula veris, Bvds. E. B. 5. Bay S^. p. 284. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 285. Native. 

Marshes, Meadows, and Downs ^ common. 

Near Tut Bam. Polegate. Cow Gap. Hurstmonceuz. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



PBIMUIACXJE. . 91 



6. XiTSaOKAGBIA, LUn. 

1046. lb. TulgaHs, LiiM, Common Loo0e.«trlfB. H. 

Syme £. B. 1141. E. B. 761. Bab. Man. p. 284. 
Bay Syn. p. 262. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 286. N*ttTe. 

Banks of ditches; looally abundant. 

Near Tat Bam. Bank of Cookmore near Alfruion. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1047. &. Vnmmulaila, Linn, Moneywort. H. 

Syme E. B. 1144. E. B. 528. Bab. Man. p. 285. 
Bay Syn. p. 283. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 287. Native, 

Sides of fetreams and Marsh dikes; abundant. 

Near Waterworks. Banks of the Qaokmere^ near Barwiok« 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1048. &• nemoram, Idnn, Yellow Pimpernel. H. 

Syme E. B. 1146. E. B. 527. Bab. Man. p. 285. 
Bay Syn. p. 282. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 287. Native. 

Woods ; locally abundant. 

Wartling Wood. Gnat Wood. Near Miohelham. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6. AVAOALUS, Tournef. 

1049. A. arr^nslSy Linn, Common Pimpernel. H. 

Syme K B. 1146, E. B. 529. Bab. Man. p. 286. 
B&y Syn. p. 282. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 287. Native. 

Fields, and waste places; retry xwdnmon. 

Near the Wish. Oroen..streot. FoIkingiQiL fiexidll. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



7. OSMTWCULVS,, Linn, 

1062. .0. vUliiMVUl, Liim» Bastard Pimpernel. H.* 

Syme E. B. 1149. E. B. <631. Bab. Man. p. 286. 
/Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 288. Native* Bay Syn. iiiflerted *t the end 
of the preface. 

Damp places ; rare* 

Axlinigioii Wood, Mi8$ A, Woodhouae^ 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



92 ' FLUMBAGINACEiE:. 



8. OIULVZ, Ttmrnef, 

1063. O. maKltima, Linn, Black Saltwort. H. 

Syme E. B. 1150. E. B. 13. Bab. Man. p. 285. 
Bay Syn. p. 285. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 288. Native. 

Salt Marshes, and shingles ; abundant. 
Shingles near first slnioe bridge. Bezhill. 
Hants. Kent. ' 



9. SABKOLVS, Towmef. 

1064. 8. Talevandi, Linn, Brookweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1151. B. B. 703. Bab. Man. p. 286. 
Bay Syn. p. 283. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 288. Native. 

Marshy places ; rather common. 

Near Waterworks. Bet. Folegate and Hailsham. Shingles, 

near Langley. Below Tut Bam, Miss Van Sommer. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



67. PLUMBAQINACEiE. 

I 

1. ARBISBIA, Willd. 

1066. A. suuitima, Willd, CommonThrift or SeaPink. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 287. Statice Armeria, Lirm, E. B. 226. 

A. vulgaris, Benth, Syme E. B. 1152. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 680. 

Bay Syn. p. .203. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 289. Native. 

Shingles, near the sea ; locally abundant. 

Near Bed .House, Fevensey. Walls End, Mev, B, 8. Dewick, 

Hants. Kent. 



2. 8TATICS, Um. 

1067. 8. Limoninm, Linn, Great Sea Lavender. H. 

E. B, 102. Bab. Man. p. 286. Bay Syn. p. 201. 

S. Limonium, Linn. Sub. sp. 1. S. Behen, Drejer, Syme E. B. 1156. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 289. Native. 

Shingles, near the sea ; locally abundant. 

Near Bed House, Fevensey. Walls End, Hev, E, 3, Dewick. 

Hants. Kent. 



FLANTAGINACE^. 93. 



1069.: S. binezTOsa, 0. E, 8m, Lesser Sea Lavender. H. 

E. B. 2663. S. ocQidentaiiBf Lloyd, Bab. Man. p. 287. 

S. binervosa, Q, E, 3m, yar. a. ocoidentalis, Lloyd, Sjme E. B. 

1159. 
Bay Syn. p. 202. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 289. Native. 

Chalk cliffs by the sea ; locally abtindant. 

Month of the Cnckmere. Cliff beyond Holywell, JRev, E. 8, 

Demch, Chalk cliffs by Cnckmere Haven, Mr, A, Bennett per 

Mr, W. W. Be&ves, 
Kent. 



68. PLANTAamACEJ!. 

1. PLAVTAQOi Xifm. 

10^1. V* maj0X| Linn, Greater Plantain. H. 

Syme E. B. 1162. E. B. 1558. Bab. Man. p. 289. 
Bay Syn. p. 314. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 290. Native. 

Fields, and road sides ; common and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1062. P. media, Linn. Hoary Plantain. H. 

Syme E. B. 1163. E. B. 1559. Bab. Man. p. 289. 
Bay Syn. p. 314. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 290. Native. 

Downs, and road sides ; common. 

Downs near Batton. Near Cow Gbp. Boad side at Westdean. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1063. P. lanceolata, Linn, Common Bib.Qrass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1164. E. B. 507. Bab. Man. p. 289. 
Bay. Syn. p. 314. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 290. Native. 

Banks and road sides; very common and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1064. P. maKltima, Xtnn. ^ea Plantain. H. 

Syme E. B. 1166. E. B. 175. Bab. Man. p. 289. 
Bay Syn. p. 315. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 291. Native. 

Shingles near the sea ; locally abundant. 
Near Bed House, Pevensey. 
Hants. Kent. 



94 ghbnofodiaoej:. 



lOU. F. Govonoyvs, Linn. Bnok^s Jlora Plantaui. fi. 

Syme E. B. 1168. E. B. 892. Bab. Mao. p. 288. 
Bay Syn. p. 315. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 291. Natire. 

Shingles and Downs; abnndant. 

Near Bed Honse, Ferensey. Near Langley Fort, Beachj 

Head. 
Hants. StiZTey. Kent. 



60. AHABANTACEJi. 

1. ABKAAANTVS, Linn. 

1066.* A. Blitum^ Linn, Wild Amaranth. H. 

Syme B. B. 1177. Gr. & Godr. Fl. de Fr. Vol. 3, p. 3. 
Amaranthns Blitom, Linm,. E. B. 2212. Bab. M^. p'. 290. 
Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 314. Bay Syn. p. 157. Cyb. Br. Vol. 2, p. 
313. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 552« Casual. Ger. em. 1633. p. 321. 
Park. Theat. Bot. 1640. p. 753. Bay. Hist. PI. Vol. 1, p. 200. 
AlUoni. Fl. Fed. Vol. 2, p. 218. Gray. N. H. Br. R. p. 289. 
Hook. Br. Fl. p. 346. 

Waste places; very rare. 
Mill Gap. Jnly,1872. 
Surrey {Brewer), 

Included in Lon. Cat. Edit. 6, 1867, but omitted in Edit. 7, 1874. 
In France it is found in " Lieux oultiy^s, bords des chemins, 
Toisinage des habitations." Gr. k Godr. and in Piedmoiit, 
*' Ad yias, in ruderatis, maceriisve f requens est." All. Fl. de 
Ped. A plant recorded in nearly every English Flora for 
more than 200 years, and, growing in similar situations to 
those it occupies in France and Piedmont, although it may 
not be naturalized, is surely as much entitled to be included 
, in a catalogue of British Plants as Claytonia perfoliata, 

Galinsoga parviflora, Erigeron canadensis, Silybum TVTarianum, 
all mere garden escapes. 



61. OHBNOPODIAaELO!. 

1. SVJEDA, £br»k. 

1068. 8. maxitlmay Dtmart, Annual Seablite. H. 

Syme E. B. 1179. Bab. Man. p. 292. 

Chenopodium mariiimum, Linn, E. B. 633. 

Bay Syn. p. 166. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 297. Native. 

Salt marshes, and by pools on the shingles ; locally abnndant. 
Shingles near first ijuice bridgfe. Near month of the Cuckmere* 

BexhiU. 
Hants. Kent. 



CHENOFOPIACSiB* 9& 



3. BAUCO&HZA, Ttmmef. 

1070. B. heiteeefti Linn, Common Marah SumpHro;. 

Syme E. B. 1181. Bab. Man. p. 295. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 297. Natiye. 

Tar. a. S. acetavla., Moq-Tand. H, 

Syme E. B. 1181. S. annna, Sm. E. B. 415. 

Salt marshes ; locally abundant. 
Near the month of the Oockmere. 

Yar. b. pvocnmbens, Sm. H, 

Syme K B. 1182. E. B. 2475. 

Salt marshes ; abnndant» 

Shingles near first sloioe bridge. BexhilL 

Hants. Kent. 



1071. 8. nUUcanSy Sm, Creeping Marsh Samphire. H* 

Syme E. B. 1183. E. B. 1691. Bab. Man. p. 295. 

S. fmtioosa, Linn, E. B. 2467. 8. herbacea, Linn, Tar. Benth. 

Br. Fl. p. 691. Bay Syn. p. 136. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 297. 
Native. 

Shingles ; rather common. 

Shingles near first sloice bridge. Near month of the Cnok* 

mere. 
Hants. Kent. 



4. BfiTAy Tournef, 

;L072. B. maxitima, Linn, SeaBe«t. H» 

Syme E. B. 1184. E. B. 285. Bab. Man. p. 294. 
Bay Syn. p. 157. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 296. Natiye. 

Shingles, and waste places by the sea; abundant. 

Near Bed Honse, Pevensey. Brickfield by Fevensey Boad. 

Month of the Cnckm«re. Near The Wish. 
Hants* Kent. 

6. CHfiHOVODIVBK, Linn, 

1073. C. polyspenmim, Linn, ' Many-seeded Goosefoot. 

Bab. Man. p. 292. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 695. Cnrt. FU Lon. Faa. 

2. T. 17. 
Bay Syn. p. 157. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 292. Natiye. 

Yar. a. spicatmii. A/oq-Tand, H. 

Ch. acntifolinm, J^, £. B. 1481. Yar. b. acntifoHmn^ Sm, 
Syme E. B. 1186. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 316. 

Marshes; rare. 

Hailsham Marsh, near Horse Eye. 



96 CHENOPODIACBJE. 



Yar. b. cirmOBimi:, Moq-Tcmd, H. 

Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 316. Ch. polyspermnm, Linn, E* B. 1480. 
Yar. a. genainnin, Sjine E. B. 1185. 

Waste places, and road sides ; rather rare. 

Batton. Bet. Polegate and Wflmington. Willingdon. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1074. C. olidnm, Curt» Stinking Goosefoot. 

E. B. 1034. C. vnlvaria, Idnn, Syme E. B. 1187. Bab. Man, p. 
292. Bay Syn. p. 156. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 291. Native. 

Waste places, near walls ; rare. 
Near the Drove, Miss 4* Woodhouse. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1076. C. album, Linn. White Goosefoot. 

Bay Syn. p. 155. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 293. Native. 

Yar. a. candicans. Lam, H. 

Syme E. B. 1188. Bab. Man. p. 293. E. B. 1723. 

Boad sides, and fields ; common. 
Westdean. Near Mill Wood, Bexhill. 

Yar. c. pagannm, Jieich. H. 

Syme E. B. 1190. Bab. Man. p. 293. 

Boad sides, and waste gronnd ; common. 

Bet. Sidley Green, and Crowhurst. Near Tnt Bam. 

Shingles by Langley Fort. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1077. C. mnzale, Linn. Nettle-leaved Goosefoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 1192. E. B. 1722. Bab. Man. p. 293. 
Bay Syn. p. 154. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 293. Native. 

Waste places ; rather rare. 

Brickfield, side of Fevensey-road. Below Beachy Head, Sev, 

U. S, Dewick, Walls end, near Pevensey. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1079. C. Tturbicusiy Zinn. Upright Goosefoot. H. 

Syme E. B. 1194. E. B. 717. Bab. Man. p. 293. 
Bay Syn. p. 155. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 292. Native. ? 

Waste places ; rare. 
Brickfield, near Christchurch. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CHIKOFOBUCnUB. 97 

1080. G. xnbmiiiy ZAnn, Bed Goosefooi. 

E. B. 1721. Bab. Man. p. 294. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 217. 

C. rabrom, JAniu Sub. Bp. 2, ea-mbnimy Sjfme, Syme E. B. 

Vol. 8, p. 22. 
Bay Syn. p. 154. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 292. KatiTe. 

Yar. a. geni&ina. H. 

Syme E. B. 1196. 

Wafite places ; rather rare. 
Near Batton. Near Growhurst. 

Yar. b. Vseudo-botzyodes. H. 

Yar. b. Psendo-botryoides, WaU, Syme E. B. 1197. 

Downs near the sea ; rare. 
Near Cow Gap. 
Surrey. Kent. 

1083. G. Boniu-Henriciu, Xinit. Allgood. H. 

Syme E. B. 1199. E. B. 1033. Bab. Man. p. 294. 
Bay Syn. p. 156. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 294. Natiye. 

Boad sides ; rare. 

Near the bridge, Perensey. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

6. ATBJFZXX,, Tournrf. 

1086. A. angmtlfglia, 8m, Narrow-leaved Oradbe. H. 

E. B. 1774. Bab Man. p. 295 & Tr. Bot. Soc. Ed. Yol. 1, p. 7. 
A. patnla, Linn, Yar. a. ang^tifolia, Sm, Syme E. B. 12^. 
Bay Syn. p. 151. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 295. Native. 

Fields, and waste places ; very common. 
Near Christohnroh. Mill Gap. Littlington. 
Hants^ Surrey. Kent. 

1086. A. evecta, Eudt, H. 

Bab. Man. p. 296. E. B. 2223. 

A. patnla, Idnn, Yar* o. ereota, Huds, Syme E. B. 1203. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 296. Native. 

Waste places ; rare. 

Brickfield near Christchnroh. Holywell, on the clifl. 

Hants. Surrey. 

1087. A. deltoMea, Bab. -Trkngnlar-leaved Oraohe. H. 

E. B. 2860. Bab. Man. p. 296. 

A. hastata, Irtmu Sub. sp. 1. deltoidea, Bah, Syme B. B. 1204. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. pp. 295 & 554. Native. 

Shingles, and waste places ; abundant. 

Shingles, near first sluice bridge. Bezhill. Mouth of the 

Cuckmere. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

O 



98 CHENOPODIAGE^. 



1088. A. BmiUili, Syme, H. 

A. hastata, Linn. Sub. sp. 2, A. Smithii, Syme E. B. 1205. 
A. hastata, Linn, Bab. Man. p. 296. A. patula, Linn, S. B. 986. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 564. Native. 

Waste places ; rather rare. 
Brickfield, near Ghristohiirch. , 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1089. A. tvianguUriB, WUld. H. 

A. hastata, Linn. Var. b. triaognlaris, Bab. Syme E. B. Vol. 

8, p. 31. 
A. deltoidea, Bab. Var. b. triangularis, WiUd. Bab. Man. p. 296. 
A. patnla, sub. sp. hastata. Yar. b. deltoidea. Hook. Stud. Fl. 

p. 319. 

Damp places; rather rare. 

Partly dried pond, side of Feyensey road. ' 

The four preceding species are so variable, and their synonymy 
so confosed, that all 1 can say of them is, that after a most 
carefnl examination, they appear to agree with the species or 
varieties quoted from Syme E. B., but whether tiiese are 
identical with those in Lon. Cat., 1874, is not equally certain. 

1090. A. Babingtoniiy Woods. H. 

Bab. Man. 296. Syme E. B. 1206. 

A. rosea, Bab, E. B. 2880. Bab. Tr. Bot. Soc. Ed. Vol. i. p. 13. 
A. patula, var. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 704. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 295. 
Native. 

Shingles ; rare. 
Near Langley Fort. 
Hants. Kent. 

1091. A. avenaviay Woods. Frosted Sea Oradke. H. 

Syme E. B. 1207. A. laciniata, Linn. E. B. 165. 

A. farinosa, Dumort. Bab. Man. p. 296. 

A. Bosea, Idnn. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 705. 

Bay Syn. p. 152. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 295. Native. 

Shingles ; rather rare. 
Near Langley Fort. 
. Kent. 

1092. A. portnlacoidesy Lvnn. Sea Purslane. H. 

Syme E. B. 1208. E. B. 261. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 320. 
Obione portulacoides, Moq. Twrvd. Bab. Man. p. 297. 
Bay Syn. p. 153. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 294. Native. 

Shingles, near the sea ; rare. 

Near Bed House, Pevensey. Near the mouth of the Cuokmere. 

Hants. Kent. 



FOLTGONACXiE. 99 



62. POLTGONAOEJ!. 

1. &UMEZ, Linn, 

1094. &• eonglomevatus, Murr. Sharp Dock. H. 

Syme E. B. 1210. Bab. Man. p. 298. 
B. aoatns. Linn, E. B. 724. 
Gjb. Br. Gomp. p. 302. Natiye. 

Boad sides ; rather rare. 

Near Folegate, on the road to Wilmington. Ditch near Water- 
works. 
Hants. Surrey. *Kent. 



1099. &. nemovosusy Sohrad. Bloody-yemed Dock. H. 

Gren. & Godr. Fl. de Fr. Vol. 3, p. 37. B. sanguineus, Zaeh, 
Yar. A. viridis, £aoh. Syme E. B. 1211. Bab. Man. p. 298. 

E. B. 1533. Bay Syn. p. 142. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 302. Native. 

Boad sides, and woods ; common. 

Meads. Wihnington Wood. Boad side, Wartling. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1096. &• maxitimus, Liwn, Golden Dock. 

Syme E. B. 1212. E. B. 725. Bab. Man. p. 298. 
Bay Syn. p. 142. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 303. Natiye. 

Marshy places, near the sea ; rare. 
Westdean, near Seaford. Herb, Borr, 
Kent. 



1998. &. pnlehev, Linn. Fiddle Dock. H. 

Syme E. B. 1214. E. B. 1576. Bab. Man. p. 298. 
Bay Syn. p. 142. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 303. Natiye. 

Marshes, and waste places ; common. 
Near , Gas Works. Fevensey. Littlington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1099. &. obtnsifoliusy Linn. Broad.leayed Dock. H. 

Syme E. B. 1215. Bab. Man. p. 299. E. B. 1999. 
Bay Syn. p. 141. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 302. Natiye. 

Fields, and waste places ; conmion. 

Field south of Polegate Station. Hailsham road. Near Water- 

work9. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



100 K>LTGONAC&fi. 



1100. &• prateiuds, MerL and KooIk "NLeaAcfw Dock. H. 

SymeE. B. 1216. E. B.2757. B. aoatuB, fWes. Bab. Man. p. 299. 
.Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 302. Kafcire. 

Damp places in the MarsheB ; rather race. 
Side of pool, near Waterworks. 
Surrey. Kent. 

1102. &. erispus, Linn, Gnrled Dock. H. 

Syme E. B. 1218. E. B. 1998. Bab. Man. p. 299. 
B^ay Syn. p. 141. Gyb. Br. Gomp.. p. 901. Native. 

Shingles, and waste places ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



1104. &. HsrdvoUpathiutt, Sudt. Great Water Dock. H. 

Syme E. B. 1220. Bab. Man. p. 800. 

B. aquations, Linn. E. B. 2104. 

Bay Syn. p. 140. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 801. Native. 

Biver banks, and marshy places ; locally abundant. 
Banks of the Gnckmere. Marsh ditch by Pevensey road. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1107. &. Aeetosa, Linn, Gommon SorreL H. 

Syme E. B. 1223. E. B. 127. Bab. Man. p. 800. 
Bay Syn. p. 143. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 303. Native. 

Fields, and waste places; oommon« and generally ^is^^^tod. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



1108. &• AeetoBella, LifMi. Sheep SorreL H. 

Syme E. B. 1224. E. B. 1674. Bab. Man. p. 300. 
Bay Syn. p. 143. Gyb. Br. Gomp, p. 804. Native. 

Fields, and waste places; common. 
Shingles near Laogley. Hurstmoncenx.. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

3. POLTOOinJK, Liwn, 

1111. P. GoaTolTnlus, Lim/n. Climbing Bnokwheat. H. 

Syme E. B. 1227. E. B. 941. Bab. Man. p. 303. 
Bay Syn. p. 144. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 300. Native. 

Cultivated fields ; common. 

Mill Gap. Littl^igton. Near Bodmill farm. 

Hants. Soirey. Kent. 



POLXQOMAGJHLfi. 101 



1113. P. aTievlave, Ztnn. Knot Grass. 

Syme E. B. 1229 to 1281. E. B. 1262. Bab. Man. p. 802. 
Bay Syn, p. 146. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 800. Natiye. 

Form 2. P. Tulgatiuny Syme, H. 

Syme E. B. 1229. 

Gomfieldfl, aad waste places ; very common and generally 
distributed. 

Form 6. P. ziuiTag^uny JortL H. 

Syme E. B. 1231. 

Cornfields ; rather rare. 
Field near MiU Wood, Bexhill. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1116. P. Hydropipez, lAnn, Water Pepper. H. 

Syme E. B. 1234. E. B. 989. Bab. Man. p. 802. 
Bay Syn. p. 144. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 299. Native. 

Wet places, and sides of ditches ; common. 
Folegate. Near MiU Wood, BexhiU. Abbott's Wood. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1119. P. Penicaxlay Lvnm,, Spotted Persicaria. H. 

Syme E. B. 1237. E. B. 756. Bab. Man. p. 802. 
Bay Syn. p. 145. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 299. Native. 

Fields, and damp places ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1120. P. lapathifolium, Lim,, CBandniar Persicaria. H. 

Syme E. B. 1239. E. B. 1882. Bab. Man. p. 801. 
B^ay Syn. p. 145. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 298. Native. 

Damp places ; rather rare. 

Brickfield near Norway Cottages. Ditch* near Drove* 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

liaa. P. amphibium, Liim, Amphibions Bistort. H. 

Syme E. B. 1241. E. B. 436. Bab. Man. p. 801. 
Bay Syn. p. 145. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 298. Native. 

Ditches, streams, and ponds ; common. 

Near Waterworks. Cnokmere Biver, near Berwick. Marsh 

near Horse Eye* 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



102 EUFHOKBIA.CKS. 



65. 8ANTALACEJE. 

1. THSSZWy Linn, 

II28. T. humiftuiun, DC. Bastard Toadflax. H. 

Syme E. B. 1248. Bab. Man. p. 805. Gr. & Godr. Fl. de SV. 

Vol. 8, p. 66. T. linophjllnm, Idnn, E. B. 24,1. 
Bay Syn. p. 202. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 305. Native. 

Amongst gnsa on the Downs ; rare. 

Downs above the Convalescent Home. Beaohy Head, Dr. E. 

Capron. Near Ck>w Gap, Eev, E, A, Holmes, 
Hants. Surrey. 



68. E1TPH0BBIACEJ!. 

2. EUPHORBIA, Lmn, 

1134. E. Helioscopia, Linn. Snn Spurge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1254. E. B. 883. Bab. Man. p. 807. 
Bay Syn. p. 313. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 306. Colonist. 

Cornfields ; very common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1136. E. platyphylla, Lirm. Broad-leavedWarted Spurge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1255. Bab. Man. p. 807. 

E. stricta, Linn. E. B. 333. E. platyphyllos, Linn. Benth. 

Br. PI. p. 730. 
Bay Syn. p. 312. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 306. Casual or Colonist. 

• Waste places; rare. 

Waste ground, near Folegate Station. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1138. E. aa&ygdaloides, Linn. Wood Spurge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1260. E. B. 256. Bab. Man. p. 308. 
Bay Syn. p. 312. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 308. Native. 

Woods; abundant. 

Gnat Wood. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Batton Plantation. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1143. E. Peplns, Linn. Petty Spurge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1265. E. B. 959. Bab. Man. p. 309. 

Bay Syn. p. 813. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 808. Native or Colonist. 

Cornfields, and waste places; common, and generally dis- 

tributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CEBATOFHTLLACKA. 103 



1144. E. exigua, Linn, Dwarf Spnrge. H. 

Bjme E. B. 1266. E. B. 1336. Bab. Man. p. 309. 
Bay Syn. p. 313. Cjh. Br. Gomp. p. 308. Colonist. 

Cornfields; common. 

Near Meads road. Holywell. Bet. Hailsham and Hempstead. 

Batton. Folegate. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. »m&GUaXALIS, T<n*mef. 

1146. M. pexennls, lAnn. Dog's Meronry. H. 

Syme E. B. 1268. E. B. 1872. Bab. Man. p. 810. 
Bay Syn. p. 138. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 308. Native. 

Woods and copses ; locally abundant. 
Batton Park. Jeying^n Holt. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1147. M. annna, Linn, Annual Mercury. H. 

Syme E. B. 1269. E. B. 559. Bab. Man. p. 310. 
Bay Syn. p. 139. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 309. Colonist. 

!EHelds and waste places ; very abundant around Eastbourne. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



70. CEBATOPHTLLACEJE. 

1. GEBJLTOPHYZiLUM, Linn, 

1148. G. aqnaticuu, Wats, L, Oat. Homwort. 

Sub. sp. C. snbmexsnin, Linn, Unarmed Homyrort. H.. 

Syme E. B. 1277. C. submersum, Linn, E. B. 679. Bab. Man. 

p. 310. 
Bay Syn. p. 135. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 174 & 513. Native. 

Ponds ; locally abundant. 

Pond in Brickfield near Christchurch. Ditch by the Hastings 

road, Southboume, Serb. Borr, 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



104 urticacej:. 



71. 1TBTICACEJ!< 

1. PABIETA&IA, Toumef. 

1149. P. dUEiasa, £aoh. Wall PeUitoiy. H. 

Syme E. B. 1278. Bab. Man. p. 312. 

P. offioinalis, lAnn, E. B. 879. 

Bay Syn. p. 158. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 309. Native. 

On old walls ; very oommon, and generally distribnted. . 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

a. U&TIGA, Towmef, 

1160. U. dloiea, Linn. Common Nettle. H. 

Syme E. B. 1279. E. B. 1750. Bab. Man. p. 313. 
Bay Syn. p. 139. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 309. Native. 

Boad sides, and waste places ; very common, and generally 

distribnted. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1162. U. Uxens, Liim. Small Nettle. H. 

Syme E. B. 1282. E. B. 1286. Bab. Man. p. 312. 

Bay Syn. p. 140. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 809.' Native. 

Boad sides, and waste places; common, and generally dis- 
tribnted. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



3. HUMULUSy Linn, 

1163. B. Liipiil«B| Linn. Common Hop. H. 

Syme E. B. 1284. E. B. 427. Bab. Man. p. 818. 
BAy Syn. p. 187. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 810» Native. 

Hedges, and woods; rather raare. 
BexniU. Folkington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



4. VLSnJSy Linn, 

1164. V. Bnbexosa, Lhrh, Common Elm. H. 

Syme E. B. 1285, 1286. E. B. 2161. U. campestris, E. B. 1886. 
TJ. campestris, Sm. Yar. a. U. suberosa, 8m, Bab. Man. p. 313. 
Bay Syn. p. 469. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 31Q. Denizen. 

Hedge rows ; rather rare. 
Near Westham church. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



AStfSStltKBM* 109 



IIM. V. aontaaa, Linn. WjcIk Elm. H. 

Syme E. B. 1287. E. IBl. 1887. Bftb. Man. p. ^4 
Bay Syn. p. 469. . Gyb^r Br. €k)mp. p. .810. Native^ 

Hedges, and woods; oommoki and gendrally di^trilratdd. 
"Hsjitg* Barrhy* Kent. 



7S. AHENTIFEBJ!. 

1166. Q. &obiiz, JAnn, Common Oak. H. 

E. B. 1342^ Bab. Kan. p. 327» Bay Syn. p. 440. 
Gyb: Br. Oomp. p. 310. Native. 

8nb. sp. 1, padiMiicwlat>, Willd, 
Syme E. B. 1288. 

Woods and hedges i common and gjBnerally distribiited. 
Hants. Snzrey. Kent. 

S. FAOVSy Taumqf, 

1168. F. sylTatloa^ lAnn. Common Beeoiu 'SU 

Syme E. B. 1291. E. B; 1846. Bab. Kan. p. 827. 
Bay Syn. p. 439. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 311. Nativ^ 

Woods J abnndant on the chalk. 

Paradise Wood. Batton Wood. S^at ttMeioL 

Hants. Snirey. Kent. 

1169. 0. Air«llAii% Limn.' HaaSdl. H; 

Syme E. B, 129^. V, B. 723. Bilb. Kan; p. 827. 
B»7 Syn. p. 489. Oyb. Br, Comp^ p. 811. Kathr^. 

Woods and hedge rows I very oonmiony and gei]Dttiill(y^ distriboted. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

9. OABPmS, JUii^ 

1199. 0. Betnlvi, Lvmii Hombeanu' 

Syme E. B. 1293. If. B. 2032. B^b. Kanl p. 327. 
Bay Syn. p. 481. Oyb. Br. dam(p. ]^. 811; 'S^Sfatre. 

Woods; rare. 
Copse near the Links. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

P 



106 AMENTIFEB£. 



6. ALHVSy Tbumef^ 

I16I. A. glvUnosa, Lvmu Common Alder* H. 

Syme E. B. 1294. Bab. Han. p. 326. 
. Betnla Alnns, Linn, E. B. 1508. 
Bay Syn. p. 442. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 312. Natiye. 

Sides of streams, and damp woods ; rather common* 
Folkington. WiUdron. Banks ctf the Gnokmere, Een* E. 8* 

Dewtch. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent* 



7. BETVLAy Toumrf. 

1162. B. alba, Linn, Gommon Biroh. H. 

Syme E. B. 1295. E. B. 2197. Bab. Man. p. 326. 
Bay Syn. p. 443. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 312. Natiye. 

Woods; common. 

Mill Wood, Bexhill. Wartling Wood. Near Gompton Place. 

Hants* Snrrey. Kent. 



9. POPVLUS, Toumtf, 

1166. P. alba, Linn, White Poplar. H. 

Syme E. B. 1299. E. B. 16i8. Bab. Man. p. 325. 
Bay Syn. p. 446. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 312. Natiye. 

Hedge rows, and woods ; common* 
Hnrstmoncenz. Langley. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



1168. P. fUgrOf Limu Black Poplar. H. 

Syme E. B. 1302. E. B. 1910. Bab. Man. p. 326. 
Bay Syn. p. 446. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 660. Alien* 

Bead sides, and woods; yezy common, bnt probably eyery where 

planted. 
Hants. Snrrey* Kent* 



10. SALIZy Jbumef, 
1170. S. firagilUy Zirm* Crack Willow. H* 

Syme E. B. 1306. . E. B. 1807. Bab. Man. p. 316. 
Bay Syn. p. 448. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 313. Katiye* 

Woods; common. 
Wartling Wood. Polegate* 
Hants* Snrrey. Kent* 



AMENTIFEB2E, 107 



I17a. S. 9Xhmi UHn. White WiUow. H. 

Byrne E. B. 1309, E. B. 2430. Bab. Maui p. 316. 
Bay Syn. p. 447. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p« 314. Natiye, 

Marshy places ; rather oommon. 
Near Waterworks. 
Hants. Snxrey. Kent, 



II74. S. tilaadra, Uwu Almond-leaved WiUow. H. 

Syme E. B. 1318. E. B. 1485. Bab. Man. p. 817. 
Bay Syn. p. 448. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 814, Nattve, 

Marshy places ; rather common. 
Near Waterworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent, 



1178. S. TiminaliSy Xtnn, Gommon Osier. H. 

Syme E. B. 1322. E. B. 1898. Bab. Man. p. 818. 
Bay Syn. p. 450. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 315. Native. 

Woods, and swampy places ; common. 

Yar. a. genuina. 

Wartling Wood. Near Waterworks. 

Yar. b. intzicatay Lerfe. H. 

Wartling Wood. 
Hants, Smrrey, Kent, 



1183. 8. einexea, Xinn, Sallow. H. 

Syme E. B. 1327. E. B. 1897. Bab. Man. p. 819. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 315. Native. 

Yar. a. genuina. 

Moist woods, and hedge rows ; common. 
Wartling Wood. Near Polegate. 
Hants. Snrrey, Kent. 



1184. 8. avzita, Lvim. Bomid-eared Willow. H. 

Syme E. B. 1330. E. B. 1487. Bab. Man. p. 319. 
Bay Syn. p. 450. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 661. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; rather rare. 

Bet. Hftilftham and Milton Hyde, Abbott's Wood* 

Hants, Surrey. Kent, 



W8 99Nrm^ 



SyiQO 9. B. 1391. K. B. U88. Bab. Man. ^. 820^ 
Bay Syn. jp. 4i9. Qjrb. £Sr. Qomp. p. 81^ l^^vo^ 

WoodB, and xoad sides ^ <cipinxnfiiv 

WarUing. 

Hants. Snxxey. Kent. 



73, qOITIFEBJI^ 

S. TAXVS, :Z2wrfi^, 
UM. T. ftEMTrofo, Xmn. Common Yew. H. 

Byrne E. B. 1884. E. B. 746. Bab. Han. p. 829. 
Bay Syn. p. 445. Gyb. Br. Oomp. p. 320. NatiyOt 
Churohyards ; oommon. 

Eastbourne ohxirohyard. Wilmington GluiK^yard* 
HEixits. Bnirey. Kent. 




TTPH^liaB* ii99. 



S1&&S 2. MOIOdOTTLEBOSES. 



74. TTPHAOBiB. 

I. TTPBiL, limmef. 

1204. T. latifolia, Lvmh. GomxnoB Gat's Tail. 

Syme E. B. 1885. E. B. 1466. Bab. Man. p. 367. 
Baj Sjn. p. 436. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 8^. Natiye. 

Yar. a. genuina. H« 

Fools and swamps; oommon. 
Near Polegate. Hurstmonoenz. 

Yar. b. media, DO. H* 

Fools and swamps s rather rare. 

Hnrstmoncenx. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

ia06. T, angustlfolia, Li/nn. Nanow-leayed Gat^s Tail. H.« 

Syme E. B. 1386. E. B. 1456. Bab. Man. p. 367. 
Bay Syn. p. 436. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 350. Natiye. 

Fools and swamps; rather rare. 
Folegate, Mr. CossHck. Hailsham. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

a. SPAaC^ANIVM, Tournef. 

1206. B. xaa&osiuii, Huds, Branched Bor-reed. Q. 

Syme E. B. 1387. E. B. 744. Bab. Man. p. 367.. 
Bay Syn. p. 437. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 349. Natiye. 

Ditches, and swampy places; conunon^ 
Marsh near Waterworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1207.. S. simplcoL, Suds. Unbranched Bur-reed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1388. E. B. 745. Bab. Man. p. 368. 
Bay Syn. p. 437. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 349. Natiye. 

Ditches ; rather rare. 

Marsh near Waterworks. "^ 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



110 liEHNACBiB. 

75. ABACKfi. 

2. A&VKy lAnn. 

1211. A. BiaculatiiBiy IAmu Common Cnokoo-Fint. H« 

S7me.E. B. 1892. E. B. 1298. Bab. Han. p. 369. 
Bay Syn. p. 266. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 848. Katiye. 

Woods, banks, and byroad sides \ vezy oommon, and generally 

distribated. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



76. LfiMNACEJE. 

1213. L. teisnlea, TAmm^ lyy-leayed Dnokweed. H, 

Syme E. B. 1894. E. B. 926. Bab. Man. p. 870. 
Bay Syn. p. 129. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 847* Native. 

Ditches, and ponds ; common. 

Ditch by Feyensey-road. Near Langley. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1214. L. ninoXy lAnn* Lesser Dnckweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1896. E. B. 1095. Bab. Man. p. 370. 
Bay Syn. p. 129. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 847. Natiye. 

Ditches and ponds j yery common and g^erally distributed. In 

blossom in a pond at Folegate, 9th Jnne, 1874. 
Bants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1219. L. gibba, lAnn, Gibbons Dnokweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1896. E. B. 1288. Bab. Man. p. 870. 
Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 347. Natiye. 

Ditches; rather rare. 

Ditch by the side of Feyensey-road. In blossom 12th Jnly^ 

1872. 
H-ants. Snrrey. Kent. 

In E. B. 1238, it is stated << That Mr Borrer gathered the flower- 
ing specimens figured, at the end of Jnne, 1804, at Lewes, in 
Sussex, the only place in which he has obseryed the fructifi- 
cation. We do not know that it has been seen anywhere in 
Britain before. The plant itself is indeed among the rarar 
species of Lemna." Ehrhart obseryed the fructificatioQa at 
Hanoyer 18th July, 1779. See also J. of Bot., Vol. zi., p. 28, 
1873. The plants gathered here produced abundance of per- 
fect seeds, which were all germinating in October, and pro- 
ducing minute fronds. May not these germinating seeds 
haye giyen rise to the statements in botanical works that 
minute buds are giyen off by the old fronds, which persist 
until the succeeding spring P 



NAIADAOZJ!. Ill 



iai6. &• polyshlBfty Xtnn. Greater Duckweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1397. E.*B. 2458. Bab. Man. p. 370. 
Bay Syn. p. X29. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 347. Native. 

Ponds, and ditbhes ; rather rare. 

Near Littlington. Wartling. Harsli near Pevensey. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



77. NAIADACKfi. 

I. POTAMOOETOir, Linn. 

1220. P. plantagineusy Duoros. Plantain-leaved Fondweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1401. E. B. 2848. Bab. Han. p. 371. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 345. Native. 

Ditches ; rather rare. 
Marsh below Tat Bam. 
Hants. Kent. 



1227. p. Inoensi Lvrm, Great Fondweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1408. E. B. 876. Bab. Man. p. 363. 
Bay Syn. p. 148. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 343. Native. 

Bivers; rather rare. 
Gnokmete Biver, near Berwick. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1231. P. orispnsy LiMi. Cnrled Fondweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1413. E. B. 1012. Bab. Man. p. 374. 
Bay Syn. p. 149. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 343. Native. 

Streams and ditches ; common. 

Marsh near Waterworks. Near Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1232. P. dMurasy Idwu Opposite-leaved Fondweed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1414. E. B. 397. Bab. Man. p. 376. 
Bay Syn. p. 149. Gyb, Br. Gomp. p. 841. Native. 

. Ponds; rare. 
' Pond near Eastdean. 

Hants. Snxxey. Ejent. 



112 KAIADICSJB. 



1237. P. pnsllliUy Lkm. Small Fondw^ieitf* H^ 

Syme' E. B. 1419. E. B. 216. Bab. Man. p. 8^5. 
Bay Syn. p. 150. Cyb. Br. Oomp. p. 342. Native. 

Ditohes aad streams ; common. 
Near Waterworks; Near BexhiH. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1239. P. pectinatusy lAfwn^ Fennel-leaved Pondweed. H* 

Syme E. B. 1422; B; B. 823. Bab.-Man. p. 874. 
Bay Syn. p. 180. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 841. Native. 

Ditohes and streamB \ common.' 

Stream near Langley. Ditch at Charleston, near Littlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



2. ZANNIGHSLLZJk, lAwit! 

12tt. Z. palusteiSy Jjvtm. Common Homed Pondweed. H. 

E. B. 1844. Bab. Man. p. 877. Bay Syn. p. 185. 

Z. palnstris, lAmm,, Snb. sp. 1, eu-palnstris, Syme E. B. 1425. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 846. Native. 

DitcheSj and pcnfds i ci(mmtt)n. 

Near Waterworks. Pond, Eastdean. Near Bezhill^ 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



1242. S. pedloellatay FrUii S«tdk.&ii^b^ Hem^ Pond- 

fweed. H. 

Z. pelnstris, Zifm. Snb. sp. 2, Z. pedicellata, fWes. Syme 

E. B. 1426. Z. palnstris, var. b. Bab. Man. p. 877. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 686. 

Brabtdsh ditches ; rather rare. . 
Ditcfi at Charleston, near Westdean. 
Hants (KwM^'^l&^^M), 



S. &VPPIA» lA/km. 

1244. &• spivaliSy Ma/rtmcm. Greater Bnppia. H. 

E. B. 186. Bab. Man. p. 876. Hook. Stnd. M. p. 876. 

Br. maTit]m%£t9Mi. Snb.sp.l. B. spimSisy JJor^ Symel^Bv 

1427. ,. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 846. Native. 

Brackish ditches ; locally abnndBilt. 

Near Bed House, Pevensey. Pool» on BhMgfi^ k^ mat elnioe 

bridge. 
Hants. Kent. 



ALISMACEJ]. 113 

4. ZOSTER Ay Liim, 

1246. Z. maxina, Linn» Conmioii Grasswrack. 

E. B. 467. Bab. Man. p. 377. 

Ray Syn. p. 52. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 346. Native. 

Yar. a. genuina, 81/ me, H. 

Syme E. B. 1429. 

. Brackish water; abundant. 
Month of the Cnckmere. Near Bed Honse, Fevensey. 

Yar. b. angnstifoUa, Fries. H. 

Syme E. B. 1430. 

Brackish water ; abundant. 

Pool on shingles, near first slnice bridge. 

Hants. Kent. 



78. ALISMACEJ!. 

1. TBJOLOGHIN, Unn. 

1260. T. maxitlmniii, Linn. Seaside Arrowgrass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1434. E. B. 255. Bab. Man. p. 350. 
Bay Syn. p. 435. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 840, Native. 

Shingles, near the shore ; locally abundant. 
Near Bed House, Pevensey. 
Hants. Kent. 



3. 8AOITTAaZA, Linn. 

1262. 6. sagittifolia, Linn. Gommon Arrowhead. H. 

Syme E. B. 1436. E. B. 84. Bab. Man. p. 349. 
Bay Syn. p. 258. Gyb. Br. Gomp. S40. Native. 

Ditches, and streams ; common. 

Marsh near Tut Bam. Hailsham Marsh, near Horse Eye. 

Guckmere, near Littlington. Pevensey. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

4. AU8MAy Linn. 

1263. A. Plantago, Linn. Water Plantam. H. 

Syme E. B. 1437. E. B. 837. Bab. Man. p. 349. 
Bay Syn. p. 257. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 339. Native. 

Ditches, and marshy places ; common. 
Gna.t Wood. Marshes, abundant. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

Q 



114 HYDROCHARIDACE^. 



1254. A- xanunculoides, Lmn. Lesser Water Plantain. H. 

Syme £. B. 1439. E. B. 826. Bab. Man. p. 849. 
Bay Syn. p. 257. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 339. Kative. 

Ditches; locally abundant. 
Marsh below Tut Barn. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6. BUT0BEU8, Tmrnef. 

1257. 8. vniJIiellatiiSy Xinn. Flowering Bush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1443. E. B. 651 . Bab. Man. p. 350. 
Ray Syn. p. 273. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 340. J^ativo. 

Ditches, and marshes ; common. 
Near Fevensey^ and bet. Fevensey and Bexhill. 
Cnckmere, near Berwick, and Excet. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



79. HTDROCHABIDACE^. 

1. BTDROCBAaiS, Unv. 

1258. B. Bioxsus-xanflD, Xmn. Frogbit. H. 

Syme E. B. 1444. E. B. 808. Bab. Man. p. 331. 
Bay Syn. p. 290. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 838. Native. 

Ditches, and ponds ; common. 

Marsh near Waterworks. Pevensey. Near Horse Eye. 

Cuokmere, near Berwick. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



3. ELODEA, BAcli. 

1260. E. canadensis I Mxchaiue, Water Thyme. H. 

Syme E. B. 1446. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 801. 
ioiaoharis Alsinastmm, Bah, E. B. 2993. Bab. Man. p. 882. 
Anacharis canadensis, Planch. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 350. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 582. Alien. 

Ditches ; locally abundant. , 

Between Sidley Green and Crowhurst. 



OECHIDACEj;. 115 



80. ORCHIDACEJi. 

2. O&CBZSf Idnn» 
1263. O. p3rxainidalis, Linn. Pyramidal Orchis. H. 

Syme E. B. 1449. E. B. 110. Bab. Man. p. 337. 
Eay Syn. p. 377. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 325. Native. 

Meadows, and Downs ; common. 

Old Town Fields. Folkington. Ration. Willingdon. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



1264. O. ustulatai Linn, Dwarf Dark- winged Orchis. K. 

Syme E. B. 1450. E. B. 18. Bab. Man. p. 336. 
Eay Syn. p. 377. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 824. Natire. 

Downs ; locally abundant. 

Cow Gfap. Downs above Meads. Bet. Beachy Head and East- 

dean. On the Downs at Jevington and Beaciiy Head, j^. B. Q. 

p, 61, 1835. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1268. O. BEozlo, Linn. Green-Winged Orchis. H. 

Syme E. B. 1454. E. B. 2059. Bab. Man. p. 835. 
Baj Syn. p. 377. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 324. Native. 

Dovms, and meadows ; rather rare. 
Beachy Head. Downs above Paradise. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 



1269. O. masoula, Linn. Early Purple Orchis. H. 

Syme E. B. 1455. E. B. 631 & 2995. Bab. Man. p. 335. 
Eay. Syn. p. 376. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 324. Native. 

Woods, meadows, and road sides ; common. 
Hailsham. Milton HydeJ Bexhill. Gnat Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1271. O. incarnata, Linn. Common Marsh Orchis. H.* 

Bab. Man. p. 337. O. latifolia, Lirm, E. B. 2308. 
O. palmata, Syme. Sub. sp. incaj'nata, Linn. Syme E. B. 1457. 
O. latifolia, Linn. Sub. sp. incamata, Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 353. 
Eay Syn. p. 382. Cyb. Br. Comp. pp. 326 and 578. Native. 

Marshes ; rather rare. 

Near Tut Bam, Mr. W. Cosstick. 

Surrey. 



116 ORCHIDACE^. 



1273. O. macnlata, Linn, Spotted Palmate Orchis. H. 

Byrne E. B. 1459. E. B. 632. Bab. Man. p. 837. 
Bay Syn. p. 381. Oyb. Br. Oomp. p. 326. Native. 

Downs, and woods ; common. 

Paradise Wood. Folkington. Gnat Wood. Horstmonoenx. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

3. GTMNADENZA, Br. 

1274. O. conopsea, Br. Fragrant Orchis. H. 

Syme E. B. 1460. Orchis oonopsea, Linn. S. B. 10. Bab. 

Man. p. 338. 
Bay Syn. p. 381. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 326. Native. 

Downs ; locally abundant. 

Downs above Paradise. Folkington. Eastdean. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

4. UABTMABIA, Sr. 

1276. B. Tixidis, Br. Frog Orchis. H. 

Syme E. B. 1462. E. B. 94. Bab. Man. p. 339. 
Bay Syn. p. 381. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 327. Native. 

Downs ; rather rare. 

Cow Gkip. Top of Downs near Beachy Head. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

7. 0PB&T8, Lmn. 

1281. O. aplfexa, Huds. Bee Orchis. H. 

Syme E. B. 1467. E. B. 383. Bab. Man. p. 839. 
Bay Syn. p. 879. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 328. Native. 

Downs ; rather rare. 
Folkington. Near Beachy Head. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1282. O. aranifexa, Huds. Early Spider Orchis. 

Syme E. B. 1469. E. B. 64. Bab. Man. p. 840. 
Bay Syn. p. 379. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 328. Native. 

Yar. b. O. fiiclfexa, Bm. H. 

Syme E. B. 1470. E. B. 2649. 

Downs ; rather rare. 

Cow Gap. Grassy Banks bet. the Cornfields, and Eastbourne, 

Cooper Bot. Suss, and N. B. 0. p. 61. Eastdean^ and Birling 

Gap, Herb, Borr, 
Hants. Kent. 



OBCHIDACKfi. 117 



8. SPmANTHES, Mich. 

* 

1284. S. antniniialiSi Rich, Autamnal Ladies' Tresses. H. 

Syme E. B. 1472. Bab. Maa. p. 340. 

Ophrys spiralis, Linn. £. B. 641. 

Bay Syn. p. 378. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 320. Native. 

Downs, and commons ; abundant. 

Links. Cow Gap. Batton. Bexhill Common. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



10. LISTERA, Br. 

1289. L. OTata, Br. Common Tway Blade. H. 

Syme E. B. 1477. Bab. Man. p. 341. 

Ophrys ovata, lAnn. E. B. 1548. 

Bay Syn. p. 386. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 321. Native. 

Woods, and plantations ; common. 

Paradise Wood. Batton plantation. The Decoy. Wannook. 
Folkington. 
. Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



11. NEOTTZA, Lvnn. 

1290. N. Nidns-aTis, Rich. Bird's-nest Orchis. H. 

Syme E. B. 1478. Bab. Man. p. 841. 

Ophrys Nidus-avis, Linn. E.B. 48. Listera Nidus-avis, Linn. 

Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 359. Bay Syn. p. 882. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 321. Native. 

Woods on the chalk ; rare. 

Batton Woods. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



12. EPIPACTIS, Rich. 

1291. E. latifolia, All. Broad-leaved Helleborine. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 341. Serapias latifolia, Liwn. E. B. 269. 

E. Helleborine, Crantz. Sub. sp. 2. E. latifolia. All. Syme 

E. B. 1480. Bay Syn. p. 883. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 321. 

Native. 

Woods; rare. 
Wartling Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



118 AMAR YLLIDACE J: . 



13. CEPHAL ANTHER JL, Rich, 

1297. C. gvandiflora, Bab. White HeUeborlne. H. 

Sjme E. B. 1485. Bab. Man. p. 343. 

Serapias gprandiflora, lAghtf, E. B. 271. 

Ray Syn. p. 383. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 822. Native. 

Woods ; rather rare. 
Paradise Wood. Batton. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



81. IRIDACEiB. 

4. mZS, Linn. 

1307. Z. Pseudaeoms, Linn. Yellow Water Iris. H. 

Syme B. B. 1495. E. B. 578. Bab. Man. p. 345. 
Bay Syn. p. 374. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 330. Native. 

Marsh ditches ; abundant in Pevensey Levels. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



82. AMABTLLIDACEJ!. 

1. NAECZSSUS, Linn. 

1311. N. Pseudo-narcissus, Linn. Common Daffodil. H.* 

Syme E. B. 1501. E. B. 17. Bab. Man. p. 347. 
Bay Syn. p. 371. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 331. Native. 

Pastures; rare. 

Near Carter's Comer, Mr, CossUck. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1313. N. blfloms, Cwrt, Two-floweired Naroisdus. H.* 

Syme E. B. 1503. E. B. 276. Bab. Man. p. 347. 
Bay Syn. p. 371. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 580. Alien. 

Woods; rare. 

Willingdon Woods, Miss A. Woodhovse, 

Surrey (Brewer). Kent (Deahm), 

Z. GALAHTBUS, Unn. 
1316. O. nivalis f Linn. Snowdrop. H. 

Syme E. B. 1507. E. B. 19. Bab. Man. p. 348. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 580. Alien. 

Banks ; rare. 

Near Wilmington, probably escaped from the old Priory. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



LILUCE^. 



83. DI08C0BEACEJ!. 

1. TAMUS, Linn, 
1317. T. communifly Linn, Black Bryony. H. 

Syme £. B. 1508. E. B. 91. Bab. Man. p. 331. 
Bay. Syn. p. 262. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 837. Native. 

Woods, and hedgerows ; common* 

Eastdean. Gnat Wood. Bexhill. Wartlinf? Wood. 

Hants. Snrrey- Kent. 



119 



84. LILIACEUE. 

4. ABrABJLQVB, Linn, 

1324. A. officlnaiis, lAwn. Asparagns. H. 

Syme E. B. 1516. E. B. 339. Bab. Man. p. 351. 
Bay. Syn. p. 267. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 335. Native. 

Shingles; rare. 

Shingles near first slnioe bridge, a small plant abont six inches 

high, bnt may be the var. A. campestris of Syme. I have not 

seen it in flower. 



5. &V8CV8, Linn. 

1325. &• aculeatufl, Linn, Bntcher's Broom. H. 

Syme E. B. 1516. E. B. 660. Bab. Man. p. 352. 
Bay Syn. p. 262. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 836, Native. 

Shingles, and road sides ; rather rare. 

Near Langley gate. Bet. Willingdon and Polegate. Bet. 

Bexhill and Ninfield. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



12. SCnXiAi Linn. 

1336. 8. nutans, Sm, Wood Hyaomth. H. 

Syme E. B. 1528. E. B. 377. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 881. 

Endymion nntans, Ihimart. Bab. Man. p. 358. 

Hyaointhns nonscriptns, Lirvn, Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 334. Native. 

Woods and banks ; very common and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



120 JUNCACE.E. 



14. AJmImTUIK, Linn, 

1346. A. nninuiii, Linn, Bamsons. H. 

Syme E. B. 1540. E. B. 122. Bab. Man. p. 358. 
Bay Syn. p. 370. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 333. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; rather rare. 
Jevington Holt. Bet. Bezhill and Ninfield. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent.* 



86. JUNCACEJ!. 

1. IMZVImA^ DC. 

1352. Ja. Fontezl, DC. Narrow-leaved Hairy Woodmsh. H. 

Syme E. B. 1547. Bab. Man. p. 365. 

Jnncns Forsteri, 8m, E. B. 1293. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 356. 
Native. 

Woods ; rather rare. 

Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Abbott's Wood. Hellingly. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1353. L. pllosa, Willd, Broad-leaved Hairy Woodrosh. H. 

Syme E. B. 1548. Bab. Man. p. 365. 

Jnncns pilosns, Linn. E. B. 736. 

Bay Syn. p. 416. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 355. Native. 

Woods, meadows, and road sides; common. 
Carter's Comer. Abbott's Wood. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1354. L. sylTatica, Bioh Great Woodmsh. H. 

Syme E. B. 1549. Bab. Man. p. 865. 

Jnncns sylvaticns, Sm, E. B. 737. 

Bay Syn. p. 416. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 355. Native. 

Woods; rare. 

Abbott's Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1355. L. campestzis, BO, Field Woodmsh. H. 

Syme E. B. 1551. Bab. Man. p. 365. 
Junous campestris, Linn. E. B. 672. 
Bay Syn. p. 416. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 356. Native. 

Downs, meadows, and woods ; very common and generally dis- 
tributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



JUNCACBiB. 121 



1356. Ii. muliifloxa, Koch, Many -headed Woodmsfa. H. 

Syme E. B. 1550. Bab. Man. p. 365. 

L. congesta, Lej, E. B. 2718. 

Bay Syn. p. 416. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 366. Native. 

Woods; abundant. 

Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Abbott's Wood. Hnrstmonoenx. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

a. JUNCUS, Lmn, 

1366. J. efFasus, Linn, Soft Bush. H. 

E. B. 836. Bab. Man. p. 860. 

J. communis, E. Meyer, Sub sp. 2, J. efifusus, lAnn, Syme E. B, 

1561. J. communis, Mey, Benth. Br. FL p. 871. 
Ray Syn. p. 432. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 351. Native. 

Marshy places ; rather common. 
Near Ratton Decoy. 
Hants. Surrey. Keht. 

1368. J. glauous, SiMh, Hard Bush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1563. E. B. 665. Bab. Man. p. 861. 
Bay Syn. p. 432. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 351. Native. 
Marshy places j rather common. 
Marsh near Waterworks. Batton Decoy. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1371. J. obtusiflon&s, Ehrh, Blunt-flowered Bush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1566. E. B. 2144. Bab. Man. p. 362. 

Bay Syn. p. 433. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 353. Native, 

Marshes ; rather rare. • 

Near Tut Bam. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1372. J. acuiifloxas, Ehrh. Sharp-flowered Bush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1567. Bab. Man. p. 363. 

J. articulatus, Linn, E. B. 238. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 391. 

Bay Syn. p. 433. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 852. Native. 

Marshes ; common. 

Near Waterworks. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1373. J. lampxocarptts, Ehrh, Shiny-fruited Rush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1568. E. B. 2143. Bab. Man. p. 368. 
Bay Syn. p. 433. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 352. Native. 
Woods, and marshes j rather rare. 
Marsh near Drove. Gnat Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

E 



122 CYPEBACEJi). 



1374. J-. siipiiiiui, Mceneh. Lesser Jointed Bush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1570. £. B. 801. Bab. Man. p. 368. 
Bay Syn. p. 434. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 353. Natiye. 

Marsliy places ; rather rare. 
Hnrstmoncenz F&rk. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1377. J. bvfonins, Linn. Toad Bosh. H. 

Syme E. B. 1572. E. B. 802. Bab. Man. p. 364. 
Biay Syn. p. 434. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 354. Native. 

Damp places and by roadsides; common, and generally dis- 
tributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1378. J. Gexardl, Lois, Mud Bush. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 364. J. C8Bno8Us< Mich. E. B. 2680. 

J. bulbosus, Linn, Sub. sp. 1. J. Grerardi, Lois, Syme E. B. 

1574. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 353. Native. 

Salt marshes ; abundant. 

Shingles .near Langley. Bexhill. Banks of the Cuckmere. 

Hants. Kent. 

1379. J. compxessnSy Jacq, Bound-fruited Bush. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 364. J. bulbosus, Lirni, E. B. 934. 

J. bulbosus, Lirm, Sub. sp. 2. oompressus, Ja>cq, Syme E. B. 

1575. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 353. Native, 

Marshy places ; rather rare. 
Near Pevensey, 



87. CIFERACEie!. 

6. SCmPUSy Linn, 

1390. 8. palustxis, Idnn, Marsh Club Bush. H. 

E. B. 131. S. palustris, Linn, Sub. sp. 1. S. eu-paluBtris, 

Syme E. B. 1586. 
Eleocharis palustris, Br. Bab. Man. p. 381. 
Bay Syn. p. 429. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 361. Native. 

Ditches, and marshy- places ; common. 

Marsh near Waterworks. Bezhill. Hurstmonceuz. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



gyferacej:. 123 



1396. 8.. fluitans, Linn. Floating Club Bosh. H. 

Syme E. B. 1592. E. B. 216. Bab. Man. p. 383. 
Bay Syn, p. 431. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 863. Native. 

DitobeS) and streams ; rare* 
Stream at Milton Hyde. 
Hants, Surrey. Kent. 

1398. 8. setaceiu, Linn, Bristle-like Clnb-Bnsh. H« 

Syme E. B. 1694. E. B. 1693. Bab. Man. p. 384. 
Bay Syn. p. 430. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 360. Native. 

Damp sandy places ; rare. 

Boad side near Turkey Wood, Bexhill. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1400. 8. lacnBtetSy Liwn, Common Bull Bush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1596. E. B. 666. Bab. Man. p. 382. 
Bay Syn. p. 428. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 359. Native. 

Ditches and ponds ; rather rare. 

Near Waterworks. Pond near Berwicdc 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1405. 8. mazitimus, Zirm. Sea Club Bush. H. 

Syme E. B. 1601. E. B. 542. Bab. Man. p. 881. 
^y Syn. p. 425. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 361. Native. 

Ditches, and marshes near the sea; oommon near the coast 

from the Cuckmere to Bexhill. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1406. 8. sylTaticiUi Linn^ Wood Club Bush.. H. 

Syme E. B. 1602. E. B. 919. Bab. Man. p. 382. 
Bay Syn. p. 426^ Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 361. Native^ 

Swamps, and river sides ; rather rare. 

Hurstmonceux. Banks of the Cuckmere, near Berwick. 

Hants. Surrey^ Kent. 

9. CABXJL, Linn. 

1418. C. dlTisa, Buds. Bracteated Marsh Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1616. E. B. 1096. Bab. Man. p. 388. 
Bay Syn. p. 423. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 368, Native. 

Sides of ditches ; rather rare. 
Marsh npar Waterworks* 
Hants Kent. 



] 24 cyfebacej:. 



1419. C. disticha, Hudt. Soft Brown Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1617. Bab. Man. p. 387. 

C. intermedia, Good. E. B. 2042. Good. Tr. Lin. Soo. Vol. 2, 
p. 154. Bay Syn. p. 423. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 868. Native. 

Shingles, and marshes ; abundant. 

Near Langley. By Tat Bam. Batton Deooy» 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1420'. C. arenazia, Linn, Sea Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1618. E. B. 928. Bab. Man. p. 887. 
lUiy Syn. p. 423. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 368. Native. 

Shingles ; rather rare. 
Shingles, near Langley. 
Hants. Kent. 

1423. C. panicalata, Lvrm. Panicled Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1622. E. B. 1064. Bab. Man. p. 389. 
Bay Syn. p. 422. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 370. Native. 

Swampy places ; locally abundant. 
Swamp at Hnrstmonoeux. Near Fevensey. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

1424. C. Tulplna, Liwn. Great Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1628. E. B. 307. Bab. Man. p. 888. 
Bay Syn. p. 428. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 869. Native. 

Ditches, borders of fields, and road sides; very common, and 

generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1425. C. miuicata, Lmn. Greater Prickly Sedge. H. 

E. B. 1097. Bab. Man. p. 888. Good. Linn. Trans., Vol. 2. p. 

158. 
G. murioata, lA/nn. Sub. sp. 1, eu-muricata, Syme E. B. 1624. 
Bay Syn. p. 424. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 868. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; abundant. 
Willingdon. Filching. Gnat Wood« 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1426. C. dlTnlsa, Good, Grey Sedge. H. 

E. B. 629. Bab. Man. p. 888. Good. Linn. Trans. Yol. 2, p. 160. 
G. muricata, Lmn, Sub. sp. 2, divulsa, QoodL, Syme E. B. 1625. 
Bay Syn. p. 424. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 869. Native. 

Woods, and hedge banks ; common. 

Gnat Wood. Polegate. Hnrstmonoeux. Wartling. BeidulL 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CYPERACEJ!. 125 



1428. C. xemota, Linn, Distant-Spiked Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1627. E. B. 832. Bab. Man. p. 390. 
Ray Syn. p. 424. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 367. Native. 

Woods ; common. 

Batton Decoy. Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Heathfield. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1430. C. Bcenninghaiifleniana, Weihe, Boenninghansen's 

[Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1629. E. B. 2910. Bab. Man. p. 389. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 367. 

Damp places ; rare. 
Near Pevensey Station. 
Kent. Surrey. 

1434. C. OTalls, Good, Oval -Spiked Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1634. E. B. 306. Bab. Man. p. 391. 
C. leporina, Linn. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 911. 
Bay Syn. p. 422. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 366. Native. 
See Good. Trans. Linn. 3oo. Vol. 2. p. 148. 

Woods, and meadows ; common. 

Park Wood, Carter's Comer. Near Waterworks. Hurstmonoenz. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1439. C. acuta, Linn, Slender-Spiked Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1639. E. B. 580. Bab. Man. p. 392. 
Bay Syn. p. 417. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 371. Native. 

Sides of ditches ; rather rare. 
Side of Bailway, near Polegate. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1442. C. Tttlgaris, Fries, Common Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1643. Bab. Man. p. 393. 

C. cseapitosa, Oood. E. B. 1507. Grood. Linn. Trans., Yol. 2, 
p. 195. Bay Syn. p. 418. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 370. Native. 

Shingles ; rather rare. 

Near Langley. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1443. C. glanca, Soop. Glaucous Heath Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1644. Bab. Man. p. 397. 

C. recurva, Hvds,. E. B. 1506. 

Ray Syn. p. 418. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 376. Native. 

MeadowS) woods, and borders of fields ; very common, and 

generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



126 CYPEBAOEJS. 



1450. C. pllttlifoxa, Linn, Bound-Headed Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1653. E. B. 885. Bab. Man. p. 397. 
Ray Syn. p. 421. Oyb. Br. Gomp. p. 377. Native. 

Woods; rather common. 

Gnab Wood. Park Wood, near Kellingly. Hmrstmonoenz. 

Jevington. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1452. C. pxflDCOS, Jacq, Yemal Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1655. E. B. 1099. Bab. Man. p. 396. 
Ray Syn. p. 421. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 376. Native. 

Woods, and sandy commons; abundant. 

Gnat Wood. Wartling Wood. BexhiU Common. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1454. C. pallescensy Linn, Pale Sedge. H. 

Syme B. B. 1657. E. B.2185. Bab. Man. p. 394. 
Bay. Syn. p. 419. Oyb. Br. Gomp. p. 372. Native* 

Woods ; locally abundant. 

Abbott's Wood. Park Wood, near Hellingly. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1455. C. panicea, Linn. Pink-leaved 'Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1658. E. B. 1605. Bab. Man. p. 394. 
Itey Syn. p. 418. Oyb. Br. Gomp. p. 374. Native^ 

Meadows, and Downs ; locally abundant. 
Links. Cow Gap. Near WatOTworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1459. C. pendula, lluds. Great Pendulous Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1660. E. B. 2315, Bab. Man. p. 395. 
Ray Syn. p. 420. Oyb. Br. Comp. p. 376. Native. 

Swampy places ; locally abundant. 
Wannock Glen. ^ 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1460. C. stxigosa, ITucJs. Loose-spiked Wood Sedge. H.' 

Syme E. B. 1661. E. B. 994. Bab. Man. p. 395. 
Ray Syn. p. 419. Oyb. Br. Gomp. p. 375. Native. 

Swampy places } nether race. 

Wannock Glen. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



CYPEBACEJE. 127 



1462. C. sylTatiefty Hudt, Pendalons Wood Sedge. H, 

Syme E. B. 1665. E. B. 995. Bab. Man. p. 400. 
Bay SyB. p. 410. Cyb. Br. X}omp. p. 375. Native. 

Woods ; rather common. 

Gnat Wood. Batton Decoy. Near Hellingly. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1465. C. distanSi Linn, Distant-spiked Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1668. E. B. 1284. Bab. Man. p. 399. 
Bay Syn. p. 420. Oyb. Br. Gomp. p. 373. Native. 

Marshy places, near the sea ; abundant. 

Shingles, near Langley. Banks of Ciickmere, near Excet. 

BezhiU. 
Kent. 

1472. C. hizta, Linn, Hairy Sedge. H. 

Syme B. B. 1677. E. B. 685. Bab. Man. p. 401. 
Bay Syn. p. 418. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 378. Native. 

Marshes, meadows, and waste places ; very common, and 

generally distribated. 
HsuLts. Surrey. Kent. 

1473. C. Fseudo-cirpenis, Linn, Gypems-like Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1685. E. B. 242. Bab. Man. p. 400. 
Bay Syn. p. 419. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 376. Native. 

Sides of ponds, and ditches ; rather rare. 

Pond bet. Hailsham, and Hempstead. Near Growhnrst. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

■ 

1474. C. paludoMt, Good. Lesser Pond Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1678. E. B. 807. Bab. Man. p. 402. 
Biay Syn. p. 418. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 379. Native. 

Sides of ponds ; rare. 

Fond near Michelham Priory. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1475. C. zlpaxiAy Curt. Greater Pond Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B, 1679. E. B. 579. Bab. Man. 402. 
liy Syn. p. 417. Gyb. Bt, Gomp. p. 379. Native. 

Marshes, and swampy places ; very common. 

Near Tut Bam. Hurstmonceuz. Near Waterworks. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



128 GRAMINA. 



1477. C. Tesicazia, Idnn, Bladder Sedge. H. 

Syme E. B. 1682. E. B. 779. Bab. Man. p. 402. 
Bay. Syn. p. 420. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 379. Native. 

Biver banks ; rather rare. 

Banks of the Cnokmere, near Berwick. 

Hants. Surrey. 



88. GRAMINA. 

7. SET ARIA, Pal de Beauv, 

I486. 8. viridU, Pah de Beauv, Great Bristle Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1693. E. B. 875. Bab. Man. p. 411. 
Bay Syn. p. 393. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 381. Colonist. 

Waste places; rare. 

Near Mill Gap. 

Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

9. ANTHOZANTHUBi, Unn. 

1488. ML. odozatum, Linn. Sweet-scented Yemal Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1696. E. B. 647. Bab. Man. p. 412. 
Bay Syn. p. 398. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 381. Native. 

Meadows, and woods ; very common, and generally distribnted. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

10. DIGR APHIS, Trin, 

1489. D. arandinacea, Trin. ' Eibbon Grass. ' H. 

Syme E. B. 1697. Benth. Br. PI. p. 951. 

Phalaris amndinacea, Linn. E. B.. 402. Bab. Man. p. 412. 

Say Syn. p. 400. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 381. Native. 

Marsh dikes, and damp hedge rows ; locally abundant. 
Near Waterworks. Abbott's Wood. Hnrstmonoenz. 
Hants. Snrrey. Kent. 

11. PBALARIS, ^7191. 

1490. P. canariensiSf Linn. Canary Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1698. E. B. 1310. Bab. Man. p. 412. 
Kay Syn. p. 894. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 592. CasnaJ. 

Waste places ; rare. 

Side of Fevensey-road. Mill Gap. 

Surrey fBrewerJ. Kent CDeahvnJ. 



GEAMINA. 129 

12. ALOPECU&VS, lAnn. 

1491. A. agiestis, lAnn, Slender Fox-tail Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1699. E. B. 848. Bab. Man. p. 414. 
Bay Syn. p. 397. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 384. Colonist. 

Meadows, and cornfields ; common. 
Near Tnt Bam. Wannock. Sonthfields. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1493. A. geniculatuSy Zinn, Bent-stemmed Fox-tail Grass. H. 

E. B. 1250. Bab. Man. p. 414. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 429. 

A. palnstris. Sab. sp. 2. A. geniculatus, Linn. Syme E. B. 1701. 

Bay Syn. p. 396. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 383. Native. 

Marshy places ; rather rare. 

Near Folegate. Side of Feyensey road. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1494. A. bulbosus, Lirm. Tuberous Fox-tail Grass. H. 

E. B. 1249. Bab. Man. p. 414. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 428. 

A. palustris. Sub. sp. 3. A. bulbosus, Lin/n. Syme E. B. 1702. 

Bay Syn. p. 397. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 384. Native. 

Shingles; rare. 

Shingles, near Langley Fort. 

Hants. Kent. 



1496. A. prateasis, Linn, Meadow Fox-tail Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1708. E. B. 759. Bab. Man. p. 413. 
Bay Syn. p. 896. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 383. Native. 

Marshes, and road sides ; common. 
Near Waterworks. Near Stone Cross. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



13. FBLEITK, Linn, 

1498. F. pzatense, Linn. Timothy Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1706. E. B. 1076. Bab. Man. p. 413. 
Bay Syn. p. 398. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 382. Native. 

Boad sides, and meadows ; very con: mon and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

S 



130 GRAMINA. 

8. AG&OSTIS, Zinn. 

1509. A. canina, Zinn. Brown Bent Grass. IT. 

Syme E. B. 1718. E. B. 1856. Bab. Man. p. 417. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 886. Native. 

Woods; rather rare. 

Park Wood, near Hellingly. Abbott's Wood. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1610. A. alba, Linn, Marsh Bent Grass. 

E. B. 1189. Bab. Man. p. 418. 

Bay Syn. p. 404. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 387 & 593. Native. 

Yar. a. genuina. H. 

Syme E. B. 1719. 

Pastures j rather rare. 
Near Vicarage, Old Town. 

Yar. b. stolonifeira, 8m. H. 

Syme E. B. 1720. A. stolonifera, 8m, E. B. 1532. 

Woods ; rather rare. 
Abbott's Wood. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

.1611. A. TulgaxiSy With, Common Bent Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1721. E. B. 1671. Bab. Man. p. 418. 
Ray Syn. p. 402. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 386. Native. 

Woods, and meadows ; common. 
Abbott's Wood. Gnat Wood. The Links. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

20. CALAKAG&OSTIS, Adans, 

1614. C. Epigeios, Bath. Wood Small Beed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1723. Bab. Man. p. 416. 

Arundo Epigeios, Linn, E. B. 403. 

Bay Syn. p. 401. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 888. Native. 

Waste places ; rare. 

Bet. Folegate and Wilmington, on the right-hand side of the 

Railway. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

21. FH&AGBIITES, 2hin, 

1617. F. communiB, Trin, Common Beed. H. 

Syme E. B. 1727. Bab. Man. p. 416. 

Axundo Fhragmites, Linn, E. B. 401. 

Bay Syn. p. 401. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 387. Native. 

Ditches, and marshy places ; very common, and generally dis- 
tributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



6BAMINA. 131 



S4. ^*^^, Limiu 

1620. A* caspitiMa, IAmm. Tufted Hair Grass. H. 

K B. 1453. Bab. Man. p. 419. 

A. major, Syme, Sub. sp. 1. A-caaspitosa, Li»». Syme E. B. 173(k 

Bay Syn. p. 403. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 388. NatiTe. 

Marshes; rather oommon. 
Near Waterworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1624. A. cazyopbyllea, Linn, Silvery Hair Grass. H. 

Syme £. B. 1734. E. B.812. Bab. Man. p. 420. 
Bay Sjn. p. 407. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 389. Native. 

Dry banks ; rare. 
Bank, near Berwick. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1626. A. pr»coK, Linn. Early Hair Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1735. E. B. 1296. Bab. Man. p. 420. 

Bay Syn. p. 407. T. 22, p. 2. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 389. Native. 

. Sandy banks; rather rare. 
Hurstmonceux Park. Milton Hyde. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

26. ATElf A, Linn* 

1626. A. fiaTescenSy Linn, Yellow Oat Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1736. E. B. 952. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 438. 
Trisetxmi flavescens, Beatuv. Bab. Man. p. 420. 
Bay Syn. p. 407. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 391. Native. 

Shingles, and road sides ; abundant. 

Near Langley Gkbte. Links. By Yicarag^, Old Town. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1628. A. pratenaU, Lvn/n. Glabrous Oat Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1739. E. B. 1204. Bab. Man. p. 421. 
Bay Syn. p. 406. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 390. Native. 

Downs ; rather common. 

Near Gow Grap. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1630. A. fatua, Linn. Wild Oat. H. 

Syme E. B. 1741. E. B. 2221. Bab. Man. p. 421. 
Bay Syn. p. 389. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 390. Golonist. 

Gomfields; rather rare. 
Near Tut Bam. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



132 QBA^MINA. 



1631. A. elatior, Linn, FalsQ Oat Grass. H. 

Syxne E. B. 1742. Holoas Ayenaoens, Soop, E. B. 813. 
Axrhenatheram elatins, If. ^ K. Bab. Man. p. 422. 
Arrhenathemin elatior, Beauv. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 439. 
Bay Syn. p. 406. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 391. Native. 

Meadows, and shingles ; abundant. 

Shingles, near Langley. Marsh near Tat Barn. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



26. BOLCVS, Linn. 

1633. B. lajuttns, Linn, Meadow Soft Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1744. ;B. B. 1169. Bab. Man. p. 419. 
Bay Syn. p. 404. Gyb. Br. Comp. p. 391. Native. 

Meadows, and marshes ; very common, and generally distribnted< 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



28. KOUNIA, Schrank, 

1636. K. canmlea, Mcanoh, Pnrple Melio Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1747. E. B. 750. Bab. Man. p. 423. 
Bay Syn. p. 404. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 393. Native. 

Woods ; rather rare. 

Mill Wood, Bexhill. Hnrstmoncenz Park. Heathfield. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



29. MSZiICA, Linn, 

1638. K. nnlflwra, Bei^z. Wood MeUc Grass. H, 

Syme E. B. 1749. E. B. 1058. Bab. Man. p. 422. 
Bay Syn. p. 403. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 392. Native. 

. Woods, and road aides ; common. 
Abbott's Wood. Carter's Comer. Hellingly. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



31. GLTCE&ZA, Br, 

1640. G. fluitaiuiy Br, Floating Meadow Grass. H. 

E. B. 2975. Bab. Man. p. 426. 

G. flnitans, Br, Sub. sp. 1, en-flnitans, Syme E. B. 1752. 

Bay Syn. p. 412. Cyb. Br, Comp. p. 393. Native. 

Ditches, and marshy places ; common. 

Side of Fevensey road. , Msffsh near The Drove. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



GBAMINA. 133 



1641. O. plicata, Fries. Folded.leaved Meadow Grass. H. 

E. B. 1520. Bab. Man. p. 426. 

G. flaitans, Br, Sub sp. 2. G. plicata, Fries. Sjme E. B. 1753. 

Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 394. Native. 

Swampy places ; rather oommon. 

Batton Decoy. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1642. O. aquatica, 8m, Beed Meadow Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1751. Bab. Man. p. 426. 

Foa aqnatica, Linn, E, B. 1315. Benth. Br. FI. p. 1002. 

Bay Syn. p. 411. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 393. Native. 

Marshes ; rather rare. 

Near Batton Decoy. Near Folegate. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



32. SCLE&OCBLOA, Pal, de JBeauv. 

1543. S. nuuritima, Lindl, Creeping Sea Meadow Grass. 

Syme E. B. 1754. Bab. Man. p. 427. 

Foa maritima, Huds, E. B. 1140. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 1003. 
Glyceria maritima, Wahlb, Hook Stnd. Fl. p. 445. 
- Bay Syn. p. 409. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 394. Native. 

Brackish pools, near the sea; rather rare. 
Fool on shingles, near first slnice bridge. 
Hants. Kent. 



1544. S. distans, Bdb, Beflexed Meadow Grass. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 427. Foa distans, I4nn, E. B. 986. 

S. malticnlmis, Syme, Sub. sp. 1, S. distans, Bab, Syme E. B. 

1755. 
Glyceria distans, Wahl, Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 446. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 394. Native. 

Brackish pools, near the sea ; rather rare. 

Marshy place, near Westdean. Shingles beyond the Bedoubt. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1547. 8. ligida, Link, Hard Meadow Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1758. Bab. Man. p. 428. 

Foa rigida, Linn, E. B, 1371. 

Bay Syn. p. 410. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 395. Native. 

Walls, and dry banks ; ^ery common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



134 GBAMINA. 



33. FOA| Linn, 

1649. F. annua, Linn. Axmual Meadow Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1760. E. B. 1141. Bab. Man. p. 428. 
Hay Syn. p. 408. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 395. Native. 

Meadows, and road sides ; very common, and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1666. F. nemoraliSi Linn, Wood Meadow Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1768. E. B. 1265. Bab. Man. p. 424. 
Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 397. Native. 

Woods, and banks ; rather common. 
Guat Wood. Shingles, near Langley. 
Hants. Surrdy. Kent. 

1668. F. pratensisy Linn, Smooth Meadow Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1771. E. B. 1073. Bab. Man. p. 425. 
Ray Syn. p. 409. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 397. Native. 

Meadows, and waste places; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1669. F. tiiTialiSy Linn, Bough Meadow Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1773. E. B. 1072. Bab. Man. p. 425. 
Ilay Syn. p. 409. Gyb. Br. Gomp. p. 397. Native. 

Fields, and waste places ; very common, and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. Suixey. Kent. 

34. BBSZA., Linn, 

1660. B. media^ Linn, Gommon Quaking Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1774. E. B. 340. Bab. Man. p. 428. 
Bay Syn. p. 412. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 398. Native. 

Meadows, and Downs; common. Abundant on the Downs and 

in Pevensey levels. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

36. CTirOSIT&ITS, Linn. 

1662. C. criatatUBy Linn. Crested Dog's-tail Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1776. E. B. 316. Bab. Man. p. 429. 
Bay Syn. p. 398. Cyb. Br. Gomp. p. 398. Native. 

Bead sides, Downs, and meadows ; common, and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



GRAMINA. 135 



36. BACTTUS, Idnn. 

1664. B. glomerata, Linn. Kough Cock's-foot Grass. H. 

Sjme E. B. 1778. E. B. 835. Bab. Han. p. 429. 
Kay fiyn. p. 400. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 399. Native. 

Boad sides, woods, and borders of fields ; very common, and 

generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



37. rSSTVCA, Lirm. 

1567. T.VBeudO'XayxauBf Sin/er-Willetnet. Monse-tail 

' Fescue Grass. H. 

F. Mynnis, Poll E. B. 1412. Bab. Man. p. 430. 
F. Myaros, Linn. Snb. sp. 2, Pseudo-Myuros, Soyer Syme E. B. 
1781. Bay Syn. p. 415. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 399. Native. 

Waste ground ; rather rare. 
Near Waterworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1669. F. OTina, Linn, Sheep's Fescue Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1783. E. B. 585. Bab. Man. p. 430. 
Bay Syn. p. 410. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 400. Native. 

Boad sides, and pastures ; very common, and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1670. F. rabia, Lirm. Hard Fescue Grass. 

Bab. Man. p. 430. F. ovina, Benth. Br. Fl. p. 993. 
Kay. Syn. p. 413. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 400. Native. 

Yar. a. diuriuscula, Linn. H. 

F. rubra, Linn. Sub. sp. 1, duriuscula, Linn. Syme E. B. 1785. 
F. duriuscula, Linn. E. B. 470. 

Koad sides ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1673. F. pratensifty Buds. Meadow Fescue Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1791. E. B. 1592. Bab. Man. p. 431. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 401. Native. 

Meadows, and road sides ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey.. Kent. 



136 GEAMINA. 



38. BROKirS, Linn, 

1676. B. asper, Mvrr. Bough Brome Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1795. E. B. 1172. Bab. Man. p. 432. 
Bay. Syn. p. 415. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 401. Native. 

Hedge banks, and woods ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1677. B. madritensiSy Linn, Upright Annual Brome Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1797. Bab. Man. p. 432. Benth. Br. Fl. p. 991. 
B. diandrus, Oftrt, E. B. 1006. Bay. Syn. p. 261. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 402. Native. 

Dry places ; rare. 
Near Eastbourne. 
Hants. Kent. 

1679. B. sterilis, Linn, Barren Brome Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1799. E. B. 1030. Bab. Man. p. 432. 
Bay Syn. p. 412. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 402. Native. 

Woods, and hedge banks ; very common, and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1683. B. mollU, JAnn, Soft Brome Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1804. E. B. 1078. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 451. 

Serrafalcus mollis. Pari, Bab. Man. p. 434. 

Bay Syn. p. 413. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 403. Native. 

Fields, and road sides ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

39. BBACHTPODIITK, Pal de Beaut. 

1686. B. syWaticum, Bom, 8f ScJiultes, FaJse Wood Brome 

Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1807. E. B. 729. Bab. Man. p. 434. 
Bay Syn. p. 394. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 403. Native. 

Woods, and shady banks ; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1686. 8. pinnatmn, Beavr, Barren False Brome Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1808. Bab. Man. p. 435. 

Bromus pinnatus, lAnn, E. B. 730. 

Bay. Syn. p. 392. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 403. Native. 

Downs ; rather rare. 
Top of Beachy Head. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



GRAMINA. 137 



40. TJtITZCVBI, Linn. 

1688. T. repenS| Linn, Common Couch Grass. H. 

E. B. 909. Bab. Man. p. 435. 

T. repens, Linn. Sab. sp. 1, ea-repens/Sjme E. B. 1810. 

Baj.Syn. p. 390. Cjb. Br. Comp. p. 40 J*. Native. 

Boad sides, and waste places; common, and generally 

distribnted. 
Hants. Smrej. Kent. 



41. LOLIUK, Linn. 

1692. L. perenne, Linn. Common Bye Grass. H. 

E. B. 315. Bab. Man. p. 437. 

L. perenne, Linn. Sub. sp. 1. en-perenne. Sjme E. B. 1814. 

Bay Syn. p. 395. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 404 . Native. 

Fields, banks, and road sides ; very common, and generally 

distributed. 
Hants. Smrey. Kent. 



42 . LSFTU&US, Br. 

1696. L. flliformis, Trin, Sea Hard Grass. H. 

Syme E. B. 1818. Bab. Man. p. 437. 

Biottboellia incorvata, Linn. E. B. 760. 

Bay Syn. p. 395. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 406. Native. 

Shingles, and banks near the sea ; locally abundant. 

Shingles, near first sluice bridge. Near Bed House, Pevensey. 

Cliff at Bexhill. 
Hants. Kent. 



44. HO&DEVBI, Linn. 

1698. H. pra tense, Huds. Meadow Barley. H. 

Syme E. B. 1821. E. B. 409. Bab. Man. p. 436. 
Bay Syn. p. 392. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 405. Native. 

Marshes ; rather common. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1699. B. nnuinum, Linn. Wall Barley. H. 

Syme E. B. 1822. E. B. 1971. Bab. Man. p. 437. 
B^ty Syn. p. 391. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 406. Native. 

Boad sides ; rare. 

Upperton. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

T 



138 



QBAUINA. 



f 

1600. fe[. maritimum, With. Sea Barley. H. 

Syme E. B. 1828. E. B. 1205. Bab. Man. p. 437. 
Bay Syn. p. 392. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 406. Native. 

Waste ground, near the sea;, locally abundant. 
Near Bed House, Fevensey. Bexhill. ^eatdean. 
Hants. Kent. 




HLICES. 139 



Class 3. CETPTOGAIHA. 



89. FILICES. 

4. FTSaiS, Linn. 

1606. F. a4iiilina, Lirm, Common Brake. H. 

E. B. 1679. Bab. Man. p. 453. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 459. 
Hook. & Baker. Syn. FU. p. 162. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 416. Native. 

Woods, oommonB,and downs; common, and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

6. LOMASXA, WiUd. 

1608. ft. Spicant, Detv. Hard Fern. H. 

Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 460. Hook. & Baker, Syn. Fil. p. 178. 
Blechnum boreale, Srru £. B. 1159. 
Blechnum Spicant, Roth, Benth. Br. Fl. p. 1055. 
Bay Syn. p. 118. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 415. Native. 

Woods on the sand ; abundant. 

Mill Wood, Bexhill. Wartling Wood. Hurstmonoeuz. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

7. ASFLSiriVK, Ztnn. 

1609. A. Ruta-nmraiia, Zinn. Wall Bue. H. 

E. B. 150. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 460. Hook. & Bak. Syn. Fil. 

p. 218. Amesium Buta-muraria, Linn, Bab. Man. p. 452. 
Bay Syn. p. 122. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 414. Native. 

Old walls ; common. 

Wall near The Wish. Old Eastbourne. Westham. Heathfield. 

Wilming^n. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1612. Ap Txiohomanes, Ztrm. Maiden Hair Spleenwort. H.* 

E. B. 576. Bab. Man. p. 451. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 461. 

Hook. & Bak. Syn. FiL p. 196. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 413. Native. 

Bay Syn. p. 119. 

Old walls ; rather rare. 

Near Hurstmonceux, Mr, Oosden, 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



140 riLicES. 



1616. A. Adiantum-nigram, Linn. Black Spleenworb. H. 

E. B. 1950. Bab. Man- p. 451. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 462. 
Hook. & Bak. Syn. Fil. p. 214. Newm. Br. F. p. 225. 
Bay Syn. p. 126. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 418. Native. 

Old walls ; rather common. 

Westham Chnrcli. Friston Cliiircli. Heathfield Church. 

HttntB. Surrey. Kent. 

8. ATHT&IUBI, Ifoth, 

1617. A. Filix-fcBmina, Bernh, Lady Fern. B. 

Bab. Man. p. 450. Newm. Br. F. p. 208. 

Aspidiimi Filix-foemina, Swartz, E. B. 1459. 

Asplenimn Filix-foemina, Bernh. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 462. 

Hook. & Bak. Syn. Fil. p. 227. 

Ba-y Syn. p. 121. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 412. Native. 

Woods, and road sided, on the Sand districts $ abundant. 
Hurstmonceux. Near Priest Haws. Wartling. Heathfield. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

10. .SCOLOPENDmUK, Sm. 

1620. 8. TUlgaie, Sm. Common Hart's Tongue. H. 

E. B. 1150. Bab. Man. p. 452. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 463. 
Hook. & Tay. Syn. Fil. p. 246. Ray Syn. p. 116. 
Phyllitis Scolopendrium, Newm. Br. F. p. 271. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 414. Native. 

Boad sides, and woods; very common and generally distributed. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

13. A8FIB1UBI, Srv. 

1627. A. aculeatum, Sw. Prickly Shield Fern. H. 

E. B. 1562. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 464. 
Polystichum aculeatum, Hoth. Bab. Man. p. 449. 
Ray Syn. p. 121. Hook. & Bak. Syn. Fil. p. 262. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 409. Native. 

Hedge banks; rather rare. 
Near Stone Cross. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

14. irSPHllODlVBI, Ric7i. 

1629. ir. Filix-mas, Mich. Male Fern. H. 

Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 465. Hbok. and Baker Syn. Fil. p. 272. 

Aspidium Filix-mas, Swartz. E. B. 1458. 

Lastrea Filix-mas, Presl. Bab. Man. p. 446. 

Ray. Syn. p. 120. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 410. Native. 

Road sides, and woods ; common in the north and east of the 

district. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



FILICES. 141 



1633. If . Bpinulosuiiiy Detv, SpiniiloBe Buckler Fern. H. 

Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 466. Hook. & Bak. Syn. FU. p. 275. 
ABpidium spinulosum, 8m, E. B. 1460. 
Lastrea spinulosa, Presl. Bab. Man. p. 448. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 411. Native. 

Woods; rare. 

Abbott's Wood, near Arlington. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1634. ir. dilatatiun, Besv, Broad Sharp-toothed Shield Fern. H. 

Aspidium dilatatum, 8m,. E. B. 1461. 

Lastrea dilatata, Presl, Bab. Man. p. 448. 

Keph. spinulosum. Yar. b. dilatatum, Besv, Hook. & Bak. 

Syn. Fil. p. 276. 
Neph. spinulosum. Sub. sp. dilatatum, Besv, Hook. Stud. Fl. 

p. 466. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 411. Native. 

Woods, and road sides ; rather conmion. 

Near Waldron. Near Gnat Wood, Eev. H, E. Maddock. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1636. ir. ThelypteriSy Deso, Marsh Shield Fern. H. 

Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 466. Hook. & Bak. Syn. Fil. p. 271. 
Lastrea Thelypteris, Pretl, Bab. Man. p. 446. 
Aspidium Thelypteris, Sw, Benth. Br. Fl. p. 1043. 
Ray Syn. p. 122. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 410. Native. 

Boggy places j rare. 

Hurstmonceux Park. , 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

15. FOLTPODIVBI, Unn. 
1638. F. Tulgaie, Lmn, Common Polypody. H. 

E. B. 1149. Bab. Man p. 444. Hook. & Bak. Syn. Fil. p. 334. 
Ray Syn. p. 117. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 467. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 407. Native. 

On trees, and old walls ; common. 

Mill Wood, BexMll. Abundant bet. Hurstmonceux and Hel- 

lingly. Westham church. Ratton. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

18. OPHIOGLOSSUK, Linn. 
1645. O. Tulgatiuii, Linn. Adder's Tongue. H. 

E. B. 108. Bab. Man. p. 455. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 468. 
Hook. &. Bak. Syn. Fil. p. 445. Ray Syn. p. 128. 
Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 416. Native. 

Marshy meadows j locally abundant. 

Near Tut Barn. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



142 chabacsj:. 

92. EQUISETACKS. 

1. SQUISSTUK, Linn. 

1668. S. arrense, Linn, Com Horse Tail. H. 

E. B. 2020. Bab. Man. p. 439. Hook. Stnd. Fl. p. 473. 
Bay Syn. p. 130. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 419. Native. 

Marshes, and damp places ; common and generally distribTited* 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1666. S. maximum, Lam, Great Water Horse Tail. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 439. Hook. Stnd. Fl. p. 473. 

E. flnviatile, Linn. E. B. 2020. E. Tehnatdia, Ehrh. Benth. 

Br. Fl. p. 1022. Ray Syn. p. 130. 
Cyb. Br. Camp. p. 419. Native. 

Ditches ; rather rare. 
Near Willingdon. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 

1662. E. paluBtre, Linn. Marsh Horse Tail. H. 

E. B. 2021. Bab. Man. p. 440. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 473. 
Ray Syn. p. 131. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 420. Native. 

Marshes ; rather rare. 
Near Waterworks. 
Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



1663. S. limosum, Linn, Smooth Horse Tail. H. 

E. B. 929. Bab. Man. p. 440. Hook. Stud. Fl. p. 474. 
Ray Syn. p. 131. Cyb. Br. Comp. p. 420. Native. 

Marshes; common. 

Hailsham. Fevensey. Hurstmonceuz. 

Hants. Surrey. Kent. 



93. CHABACEJL 

1. CBA&A, Urn. 

t 

1667. C. S3rncaxpa, Thuill. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 459. Bab. Br. Ch. An. Nat. Hist., 2 ser., Vol. 6. 
p. 83. 

Streams ; rather rare. 
Milton Hyde. 



CHARA.CEJ:. 



143 



1679. C. aspera, Willd. 

E. B. 2788. Bab. Man. p. 462. 
2nd ser., Vol. 5, p. 83. 

Marsh ditolies ; abundant. 
Marsh below Tat Bam. 



H. 
Bab. Br. Ch. An. Nat. Hist. 



1680. C. firagiliSy Detv. H. 

Bab. Man. p. 462. Bab. Br. Ch. An. N. Hist., 2 ser., Vol. 5, 

p. 91. 
C. Hedwigii, Ag, E. B. 2762. C. pnlchella, WaUr. £. B! 2824. 

Ditch in Marshes ; abundant. 
Near Westdean. 



FHANEROOAMIA. 

DiCOTTLEDONES 
MONOCOTTLEDONES ... 

CEYPTOGAMIA 



680 


species. 


149 


M 


21 


i* 



700 



APPENDIX. 



-«>oj©{oo- 



With the exception of four plants, I hare limited the foregoing flora 
excluBiyely to those species which I have collected or obtained myself, 
or of which I have seen specimens in Mr. Borrer's Herbarium at Elew. 
I now proceed to give a list of those plants which have been recorded 
from the Cackmere district at varions times, bat which, so far as I 
know, have not been noticed dnring the last few years. Many of these 
may probably still exist in some parts of the district ; bat although re- 
ported on good authority, twenty-three of them are not included as 
East Sussex plants in Mr. Watson's Topographical Botany. A few, such 
as Myosurus minimus, Honkeneyapeploides, Trigonellaomithopodioides, 
and Omithopus perpusillus, may have escaped notice from their diminu- 
tive size ; others, such as Drosera rotundif olia, Sagina nodosa, Grentiana 
Fneumonanthe, and Carex flava, are only likely to occur in the extreme 
north of the district, near Heathfield or Waldron (at present only 
partially explored), if they are not already extinct from improved 
drainage. Cakile maritima, Eryngium maritimum, and Salsola Kali, 
which undoubtedly used to occur on the coast, appear to have almost 
entirely disappeared, either from the greediness of collectors, .or the 
erosion of the chalk cliffs. It is, however, remarkable that such plants 
as Scleranthus annuus, Hieracium murorum^ Jasione montana. Cam- 
panula rotundif olia, and Yacoinium myrtillus, should not have been met 
with, seeing how abundantly they occlir in the neighbouring counties of 
Surrey and Kent. I trust the publication of this list may induce a 
careful search in the northern and eastern parts of the district, where 
the plants are most likely to occur, and that many of them will be again 
added to our local Flora during the present year. 



AFPBNDIX. 



145 



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v 



f> 



it 



ft 



Full lists of the Crypfcogamia, as far as known up to December, 1878, 
hare been printed by the Eastbourne Natural History Society, and may 
be obtained by members on application to the Hon. Secretary. These 
lists now comprise — 

Filices, &c. . . . ... ... 22 species. 

Mnsci ... ... ... 88 

Hepatica3 ... ..'. ... 18 

Lichenes ... ... ... 112 

Algas ... ... ... 95 

Diatomaceffi... ... ... 120 

Desmideffi ... ... ... 11 

Fungi ... ... ... 330 

These lists are, however, at present very imperfect, and chiefly repre- 
sent the species collected in the immediate vicinity of Eastbourne. I 
hope by drawing attention to the subject to induce some loca^ ob. 
servers in the more remote parts of the district to forward either to 
the Natural History Society or myself, specimens of any of these classes 
that may occur in their neighbourhood. I add lists of the species of 
Musci, Hepaticss, and Lichenes, which I have in my own Herbarium, 
more to show the deficiencies, than with any idea of giving a complete 
list of the species which might be found by a careful search in the 
Cuckmere diistrict. 

Mr. Watson's Vice-county of East Sussex, embraces that part of the 
county east of a line traced along the high road from Brighton to 
Guckfield, and thence by Crawley to the border of Surrey. As his 
valuable "Topographical Botany" is not generally available, I give a 
list of the species he enumerates, which are not included in the present 
Flora, as many of them may probably be found within our district. 



U 



146 



APPENDIX. 



Plants recorded bj yarions authorities, as occurring in tlie Cuokmere 
District, but not included in the foregoing Flora. 



1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 

24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 
32. 
33. 
84. 
35. 
36. 



MyoBuros minimus, Linn. 
Delphinium Ajacis^ Reich, 
Berberis vulgaris, Linn, 
Papaver somniferum, Linm,, 

dubium, Linn, 
Cakile maritima. Scop. 
Diplotazis tenuifolia, DC, 
Nasturtium palustre, DC. 

amphibium, Br. 
Thlaspi aryense, Lvrm. 
Senebiera didyma, Linn, 
Yiola paJustris, Linn, 
Drosera rotundifolia, Linn, 
Stellaria aquatica. Scop, 
Arenaria trineryis, Linn. 
Honkeneya peploides, Eh/rh, 
Sagina nodosa, Meyer, 
ScleranthuB annuus, Lin/n, 
Hypericum elodes, Linn, 
Geranium pratense, Lvnn, 
Ehamnus Frangula, Liivn. 
Medicago denticulata, WilJd, 
Trigonella omithopodioides, 

[DC, 
Trif oiium medium, Lvnn. 
Omithopus perpusillus, Liwn, 
Lathyrus maritimus, Bigel. 
Alchemilla vulgaris, Linn. 
Eubus Idasns, Linn, 

discolor, W. 8f N. 

macrophyllus, Weihe, 
Eosa Sabini, Woods, 

tomentoaa, Sm. 
Epilobium angustifolium, Lin/n. 

roseum, Schreh, 
Bibes rubrum, LiTm, 

nigpnm, Linn, 



37. 
38. 
39. 
40. 
41. 
42. 
43. 

A,A, 

45. 
46. 
47. 
48. 
49. 
50. 
51. 

52. 
53. 
54. 
55. 
56. 
57. 
58. 
59. 
60. 
61. 
62. 
63. 
64. 
65. 

66, 
67. 
68. 
69. 
70. 
71. 



Eryngium maritimum, Lvmi. 
Cicuta virosa, Linn. 
(Enanthe pimpinelloides, Linn . 
Valeriana officinalis, Linn. 
Anthemis arvensis, Linn. 
Hieracium murorum, Linm,. 
Jasione montana, Linn. 
Campanula Trachelium, Liivn. 

rotundifolia, Linn. 

Bapnnculus, Linn. 
Vaccinium Myrtillus, Linn. 
Erythraaa littoralis. Fries. 
Gentiana Pneumonanthe, Linn. 
Menyanthes trifoliata, Linn. 
Limnanthemum nymphasoides, 

[^Link. 
Convolvolus Soldanella, Linn. 
Verbascum nigrum, Linn. 

Blattaria, Lin/n. 
Antirrhinum Orontium, Linn. 
Mentha Pulegium, Linn, 
Lamium incisum, Willd, 
Anchusa arvensis, Bieh, 
Anagallis tenella, Linn. 
Salsola Kali, Lmn, 
Atriplex pedunculata, Lmn. 
Polygonum Bistorta, Lvtvn, 
Salix undulata, J^/tr/i. 

repens, Limm,. 
Potamogeton rufescens, 

\_Schrad. 

heterophyllus, Schreh, 

perfoliatus, Linn. 

acutifolius, Link. 
Triglochin palustre, Lin/n, 
Ophrys muscifera, Huds. 
Iris fcetidissima, Linn. 



AFPSNBIZ. 



U7 



72. GoikT&Daria majaUa, Xttim. 

73. Jonciis xnaritijniis, £1^. 

74. sqiiArrosiis, Linn. 

75. Garex flava, Linn. 

76. Aira flexoosa, Linn. 



77. Bromna gigantens, Irtaa. 

78. Osmiinda regalis, Linn, 

79. Botiyohium Liuiaria, 8w, 

80. ftqaisetmn sjlTaticimi, Linn. 



Azranged aooording to the " SynopBis of British Mosses/* 

bj C. F. HoBKULK. 1873. 



Grimmia pnlyinata, 8m. 
Orthotrioum aflSne, Schrad, 

Ljellii, Hook. 

diaphannm, Schrad. 

anomalimi, Hedw, 
Atrichiim undiilatnin, P. Beauv. 
Fogonatnm aloides, Brid. 
Foljtrioham oommime, Linn. 

jnnipemm, Hedw. 
Brjam inclinatnm, Br. ^ 8ch 

intermedinnii Brid. 

bimuin, Schreh, 

capillare, Hedw. 

erjthrocarpon, Brid. 

argentenm, Linn. 
M niiiin rostratimi, 8chr. 

hommn, Linn. 

nndiilatimi, Hedw. 

pnnotatmn, Hedw. 
Funaria hjgrometrica, Hedu), 
Fhyscomitrinm fasoicnlare, 

[Br. jf 8ch. 

pyriforme, Br, ^ 8ch. 
Bartramia f ontana, Brid. 

pomif ormiBi Hedw. 
Fissidens yiridulns, Linn. 

bryoides, Hedw. 

taxif oliiis, Hedw, 
Anomodon yitioalosas, H. jr T. 



1. 


Sphagnum cymbifolinni, Ehr. 


30. 


2. 


acatifolinm, Ehr. 


31. 


8. 


Fhascmn rectum, 5m. 


32. 


4. 


bryoides, Dicks. 


33. 


5. 


Bnbnlatum, Linn. 


34. 


6. 


altemifolium, Br, ^ Sch. 


35. 


7. 


WeiBsia controrersa, Hedw. 


36. 


8. 


cirrhata, Hedw. 


37. 


9. 


Seligeria calcarea, Br. Sf 8ch. 


38. 


10. 


Dicrannm yarium, Hedw. 


39. 


11. 


heteromaUnm, Hedw. 


40. 


12. 


Booparium, Hedw. 


41, 


13. 


Ceratodon purpnrens, Brid. 


42. 


14. Fottia truncatula, Lvn/n. 


43. 


16. 


Heimii, Br. 8f 8ch. 


AA, 


16. 


Didymodon luridos, HomscK 


45. 


17. 


cylindricus, Br. 8f Sch. 


46. 


18. 


TriohoBtcTniiTn littorale, Mitt. 


47. 


19. 


flexicaiile, Br, §r Sch. 


48. 


20. 


Tortula aloides, Br. 8f Sch. 


49. 


21. 


muralis, Tinvm. 


50. 


22. 


imgnicnlata, Hedw. 




23. 


revoluta, Schwceg. 


51. 


24. 


vinealis, Brid. 


52. 


25. 


mralis, Hedwg. 


53. 


26. 


IsBTipila, Brid. 


54. 


27. 


papilosa. Wile. 


55. 


28. 


enbalata, Brid. 


56. 


29. 


sqnarrosa, De Not, 


57. 



148 



APPENDIX. 



58. Leskea poljoarpa, Elw,. 

59. sericea, JHU, 

60. Thnyidiiiin tamarisoinmn, 

[Hcdw. 

61. Gamptothecinmlntesoens, DiZl. 

62. Brachythecium glareosnm, 

{Bruch, 

63. albicans, Dill. 

64. yelntiaiini, Dill, 

65. ratabaltim, IHll^ 

66. Scleropodinin illecebmm, Linn, 

67. EurTnchiiim pilif emm, VaAXl, 
68. . prcBlongiun, BiU 

69. pTunilam, WiU. 

* 

70. Swartzii, Turn. 

71. BhTiicoBteg^imi tenellnin, 

[Dicks, 



72. lUiynoostegiiiin confertnm, 

IJHcks. 

73. Thamniam alopecanuu, DiZZ. 

74. Ambljstegiuin serpens, I>{22» 

75. riparimn, I>iZZ. 

76. Hypnom chrysophyllnm, Brid, 

77. stellatam, l>iZl, 

78. flnitans, Dill, 

79. cnpressiforme, DtlZ. 

80. mollnficnm, Dill. 

81. cnspidatmn, Dill. 

82. pnmm, PiZl. 

83. Hjlocomium triqnetmm, Dill. 

84. Neckeracomplanata,£r. ^iSicTi. 

85. crispa, Dill. 

86. Cryphaea heteromalla, Dill. 

87. Fontinalis antipyretica, Linn. 



Arranged according to the " Synopsis Kepaticanun" of Gottsche, 
LiNDENBEBG and Nees ab Esenbeck. 1844. 



1. Pl^gioohilaasplenioides^Jf.etJ^r. 

2. Soapania nemorosa, N. ah E. 

3. onrta, N. ah E. 

4. Jnngermannia albicans, LiTvu. 
^. sph8erocarpa,H%. 

6. pruuila, With, 
.7. inflata, Hvds, 

8. Lpphocolea Hookeriana, N, ah E, 

9. . heterophylla, N, ah E, 

10. Chilo0cyphas polyanthus. Cord, 



11. Galypogeia trichomanis. Cord, 

12. Badnla complanata, Dwmort. 

13. Madothecaplatyphylla,l>ttmor^. 

14. Lejennia minutissima, Dwmort, 

15. Fmllania dilatata, N. ah E. 

16. tamarisoi, N. ah E, 

17. FosBpmbronia pnsilla, N. ah E, 

18. Pellia epiphylla, N. ah E. 

19. Metzgeria furcata, N. ah E, 



APPENDIX. 



149 



Arranged according to the Eev. W. A. Lkighton's " Lichen Flora.' 

1871. 



1. 


Collema pnlposum Bemh, 


24. 


2. 


crispnm, Ach. 




3. 


nigrescens, Lirm. 




4. 


Calicium hyperellum, Ach, 


25. 


5. 


cnrtnni, Borr. 




6. 


BcBomyces mfnR, DC. 




7. 


Cladbnia pyxidata, Fr, 
var. Ji/rnhnata, Hofftn, 


26. 


8. 


gracilis, Hoffm. 


27. 


9. 


f urcata, Hoffm, 


28. 




va/r, racertiosa, Flk. 


29. 


10. 


sqnamosa, Hoffm. 


30. 


11. 


Usnea barbate, Fr. 




12. 


Eyemia prnnastri, Linn, 


31. 


13. 


Bamalina calicaris, Fr, 
forma farincLcea, Linn, 
fraxinea, Fr, 


32. 




fastigiataf Fr, 


33. 


14. 


poUinaria, Ach, 




15. 


Peltigera canina, Lirm, 


34. 


16. 


polydactyla, Hoffm. 


35. 


17. 


Parmelia caperata, Lmn, 


36. 


18. 


oliyacea, Linn. 






va/r, exasperata, Ach, 




19. 


physodes, Linn, 




20. 


perlata, Linn, 
vwr. ciliata, DC. 




21. 


Physcia parietina, Linn, 


37. 




va/r. ectanea, Ach, 


38. 


22. 


ciliaris, Linn, 
forma aciinota, Ach, 


39. 




verrucosay Ach, 


40. 


23. 


palvemlenta, Schreh, 


41. 




forma pityrea, Ach. 


42. 




venusUif Ach. 


43. 



Physcia obscura, Fhrh. 

va/r. chloaritha, Ach, 
vvrella, Ach, 

stellaris, Linn, 

var. tenella, Scop. 
ccBsia, Hoffm. 
Pannaria pezizoides, Web, 

va/rcoronata, Ach, 
Pannaria nigra, Huds, 
Placodium mnrormn, Hoffm, 
Lecanora vitellina, Hoffm, 

glaucocarpa, Whlnb, 

forma pruinosaf Sm. 

parella, Linn. 

rapes tris, Scop, 

forma rufescens, Hoffm. 

viridi-flavescens, Wulf, 

varia, Ehrh, 

va/r: symmicta, Ach, 

cinerea, Lirm. 

expiallens, Ach, 

Bubfndca, Linn. 

forma rugosa, Pers. 

coilocarpa,Ach, 
chla/ronaj Ach. 
albella, Pers, 
atrynea^ Ach, 

dpixantha, Ach, 

galactina, Ach, 

nmbrina, Ehrh. 

forma crenulata, Dicks. 

calcarea, Linn, 

g^bbosa, Ach, 

anrantiaca, Lightf. 

f erruginea, Hvds. 



150 



APPJfiNDlX. 



44. Lecanora cerina, Ehrh. 
45.- pjraoea, Ach, 

var, uhnicola, DC 
holoca/rpa, Ehrh. 
46. Bophodes, Ach. 

forma exigua, Ach, 
4^, Per tasaria multipiinctata, Turn, 

48. commnnis, DC 

49. fallax, Vers. 

50. globnlifera, Twm. 

51. leioplaca, Ach, 

52. Fhljctis agelasa, Ach. 

53. Lecidea lucida, Ach. 

54. dabia, Borr. 

55. minnta, Schcer. 

56. parasema, Ach. 

var. elcBochromaf Ach. 

57. jgelatinosa, Flk. 

58. calcivora, Ehrh. 

59. canescenSy Dicks. 

60. Btellulata, Tayl. 

61. discoloi, Hepp. 

62. coracina, J.c^. 

63. myriocarpa, DC. 

64. groBsa, Pers. 

65. lenticolariB, J.c?i. 

66. luteela, Nyl. 

67. albo-atra, Hoffm. 
forma eptpoUa, Ach. 

68. Tumeri, height. 

69. aromatica, /Sfm. 

70. prenmoides, Nyl, 

71. cameo-lutea, Tv/m. 

var. caQBio-pminosa, Mvdd, 

72. exanthematica, /Sfm. 

73. sabnletorum, JPZfc. 

74. endoleuca, Nyl. 

75. rubella, Ehrh. 

76. efEnsa, Sm. 



77. Graphis scripta, Ach. 

forma diva/ricata, L&ight, 
serpentina, Ach. 
iremulanSf height. 

78. inasta, Ach, 

79. Bophisfcica, Nyl. 
forma difftbsa, height. 

diva/ricata, height, 
pulverulenta, &m, 

80. Opegrapha Turneri, height. 

81. herpetica, Ach, 
forma ruhellaf Pers, 

82. atra, Pers. 

formal nigrita, height. 

pa/rallela, height. 

83. saxicola, Ach. 

var, ChevalUerij height. 

84. varia, Pers. 
forma, notha, Ach. 

85. vnlgata, Ach. 

form>a suhsiderella, Nyl. 

86. Stigxnatidmin crassnm. Dub. 

87. Arthonia astroidea, Ach. 

88. cinnabarina, Wallr, 
formal ma/rginata, T, 8f B. 

concolor, T. 8f J5. 
cmerythreaf Nyl, 

89. pminosa, Ach. 

90. Verrucaria maoroides, 8clicer, 

91. fnscella, Tvm. 

92. glancina, Ach. 

93. yiridula, Schrad. 

94. rnpestris, Schrad. 

va/r. subalhicanSf height. 

95. gemmata, Ach, 

96. pimctiformis, Ach, 

97. bifonnis, Borr. 

98. nitida, Weig. 
var. nitidella,Flk, 

99. olivacea, Borr. 



APPENDIX. 



151 



Plants reported from East Snssex bj Mr. Watson, but not inoluded in 

the Eastbourne Flora. 



1. Thalictnun flaynm, Linn, 

2. Myosums minimus, LtnUt, 

3. ^elleboms riridis, Linn, 

4. Faparer dnbinm, Linn, 

5. Sisymbriam Sophia, Linn, 

6. Erysimum cheiranthoides, 

[_Linn, 

7. Dentaria bnlbifera, Linn, 

8. Nasturtium sylrestre, Br. 

9. palustre, DC, 

10. amphibium, Br, 

11. Thlaspi arvense, Linn, 

12. Viola palustris, Linn. 

13. Drosera rotundifolia, Linn. 

14. intermedia, Hayne, 

15. Dianthus Armeria, Linn, 

16. Arenaria trinervis, Lirvn, 

17. Alsine tenuifolia, Crantz. 

18. Sagina subulata, Wimm, 

19. nodosa, Meyer, 

20. Scleranthus annuus, Linn, 

21. Elaiine hexandra, DC. 

22. Hypericum elodes, Linn. 

23. Geranium pratense, Lin/n. 

24. Erodium maritimum, 8m. 

25. Bhamnus catharticus, Linn. 

26. Frongula, i^nn. 

27. Medicago denticulata, Willd, 

28. Trif olium medium, Linm,. 

29. suffocatum, Linn. 

30. Lotus angustissimus, LtTm. 

31. Lathyrus maritimus, Bi^eZ. 

32. Frunus insititia, Linn. 

33. Agrimonia odorata, Miller, 

34. Alchemilla vulgaris, Linn. 

35. Fotentilla procumbens, 8ihth. 

36. argentea, Linm,. 



87. Bosa tomentosa, Sm. 

38. rubiginosa, Xtnn. 

39. stylosa, Desv. 

40. Pyrus Aria, Hook. 

41. Aucuparia, Gcwf. 

42. Hypericum ang^stif olium, 

[^Linn. 

43. roseum, Schreh. 

44. obscurum, Schreh. 

45. palustre, Ltnu. 

46. Isnardia palustris, Linn. 

47. Myriophyllum verticillatum, 

[jWnn. 

48. Sedum anglicum, Hvds. 

49. Eryngium maritimum, Linn. 

50. CEnanthe pimpinelloides, Linn. 

51. silaifolia, £ie&. 

52. ChsBrophyllum Anthriscus, 

[^Lam. 

53. Eubia peregrina, Linn. 

54. Galium uliginosum, Linn. 

55. anglicum, Huds. 

56. Valeriana dioica, i^inn. 

57. officinalis, Linn. 

58. Valerianella auricula, DC. 

59. Carduus pratensis, ITucZa. 

60. Anthemis aryensis, Linn, 

61. Artemisia absinthium, Linn. 

62. Filago spathulata, Presl. 

63. Senecio viscosus, Linn. 

64. Hieracium murorum, Ltnn. 

65. Jasione montana, Linn. 

66. Campanula Trachelium, Linn. 

67. rotundifolia, Linn. 

68. Wahlenbergia hederacea, 

69. Vacoinium Oxycocccs, Linn. 



152 



APPENDIX. 



70. Yaccininm MyrtillnB, Linn, 

71. "ErythTSBa, littoraliB, Fries. 

72. Grentiana Pneumonanthe, 

[Linn, 

73. Menyanthes trifoliata, Linn, 

74. Linmanthemam nym- 

[phaBoides, Link. 

75. Yerbascum nigrum, Linn. 

76. Pedicularis sylratica, Linn, 
. 77. Melissa officinalis, Linn. 

78. Gkbleopsis versicolor, Curt. 

79. Myosotis sylvatica, Ehrh. 

80. Anchasa arvensis, Bieh, 

81. Anagallis tenella^ Linn. 

82. Littorella lacnstris, Linn, . 
. 83. Salsola Kali, Linn. 

84. Ohenopodium fioifolimn, Svd. 

85. Eumex palustris, 8m. 

86. maximns, Schreh. 

87. Polygonum minus, Huds, 

88. Ceratophyllam aqnaticum. 

Sub. sp. demersum. 

89. Myrica Gale, Linn, 

90. PopuluB tremula, Linn. 

91. Salix purpurea, Limv, 

92. Smithiana, TTilld. 

93. repens, Lin/n. 

94. . Juniperus communis, Linn, 

95. Potamogeton natans, Ltnn. 

96. rufesc^ns, 8ch/rad, 

97. heterophyllus, 8ch/reb. 

98. perfoliatus, i^tm. 

99. acutifolius,lyin./c. 

100. Buppia rostell^ta, Koch. 

101. Triglochin palustre, Linn. 

102. Habenaria bifolia, Bab. 

103. Convallaria majalis, Linn. . 

104. Narthecium ossifragum, Huds. 

105. Juncus maritimus, 8m, 

106. conglomeratus, JDinn. 



107. Rbyncospora alba, Yahl. 

108. Scirpus acicularis, Liwn. 

109. pauciflorus, Lightf, 

110. osespitosus, JDiTin. 

111. fJriophorum vaginatum, 'Linn. 

112. angustifolium. Roth. 

113. Carex dioica, Linn. 

114. pulicaris, Linn, 

115. curia, 69k>0(2. 

116. montana, Linn. 

117. Ifevigata, 8m. 

118. , binervis, fifw. 

119. fulva, Oood. 

120. extensa, Good. 

121. flava, Linn. 

122. ampullacea, Oood. 

123. Grastridium lendigerum, 

\_Oaud. 

124. Agrostis Spica-venti, JDinn. 

125. interrupta, Linn, 

126. setacea, Cv/rtis. 

127. Milium/effusum, liinn. 

128. Aria flexuosa, Linn. 

129. Triodia decumbens, Beauv, 

130. Elosleriacristata, Pers. 

131. Catabrosa aquatica, Beawv. 

132. .Sclerochloa prooumbens, 

[Beauv, 

133. loliacea, Woods, 

134. Poa bulbosa, Lirm, 

135. oompresea, JWnn. 

136. Festucauniglumis, fifoZond. 

137. elatior, Linn, 

138. BromuB giganteus, Linn. 

139. erectus, JBTuds. 

140. secalinus, Linn. 

141. commutatufl, Schrad. 
142.. Triticum pungens, Per*. 

143. Lolium temulentum, Lvnn. 

144. Nardus striota, Lin/n. 



AFPXNDIZ. 



153 



145. Hymenophylliim tim. 

[bridgense, Bm, 

146. ABpleniimi marmnm, Lirvn. 

147. Geteraoh officinanun, Willd. 

148. Aspidiiim angulare, Willd, 

149. Nephrodium Oreopteris, Deav, 

150. FoljpodinmFhegopteriB^im. 



161. Osmimda regalia, Linn, 

152. Botryohiiim Lnnaria, Bvo. 

153. Lyoopodimn olavatmn, Lvmu 

154. innndatiiin, Linm,, 

155. Selago, Linn, 

156. PUnlaria globnlifera, Linn, 

157. EqniBetiun Bjlyaticnm, Linn, 




INDEX 



TO TEE 



ORDERS, GENERA, AND SPECIES. 



(The Names in Italics a/re Synonyms,) 



A. 

^vcor ••• ••• ••• •■• w* 

campestre 27 

Pseudo-platamiB... 27 

Achillea 00 

Millefolium 60 

Ptannica 00 

Adonis 1 

aatanmaUs 1 

Adoxa 51 

Moflohatellina ... 61 

iBgapodinm 44 

Podagraria 44 

iEStlnusa 47 

Gynajpium 47 

Agrimozua 86 

Enpatoria 86 

Agroetemma Qithago... 18 

AgroBtiB ISO 

8iiDa>.* ••• ... ••* iOU 

canina ISO 

stolonifera 180 

Tolgaris 130 

^M If cb« • • •>• •«• ••• ■•• xox 

csespitosa 181 

caryophyllea ... 181 

fiexiuyaa... 147 

pnecoz 181 

major 181 

Ajn^ 87 

reptanB 87 

Alchemllla^ 86 

arvensis 86 

vulgaris 146 

Alifltna 118 

Plantago 113 

ranunonloides ... 114 

AlismaoesB 113 

AUiaria cffievnalis ... 10 

Allium 120 

ursinum 120 

Alnus 106 

glutinosa 106 



Alopecums ... 


• •• 


• •• 


129 


agrestas... 


• • • 


• • • 


129 


bulbosns 


• • • 


• • • 


129 


geniculatuB 


■ •• 


• •• 


129 


paluetrie... 


• • • 


• • • 


129 


pratensis 


■ •• 


• • • 


129 


AlthsBa 


• • • 


• • • 


28 


ofBcizialls 


• •• 


• • • 


23 


AlysBum 


• •■ 


• •• 


12 


maridmnm 


• • • 


• • ■ 


12 


Amarantaceie 


• • • 


■ • . 


94 


Amarantns ... 


• • • 


• • • 


94 


Bl^tum ... 


• ■ • 


• • • 


94 



Jmaranthva Blitum ... 94 

AmarylHdaceflB 118 

Amentifene 105 

AmesivntButOrniwraria 189 
Anacharie Alsvnaatrwm 114 

Ana^^allis 91 

arvensis 91 

tenella 146 

Anchusa arvensis ... 146 

Anemone 1 

nemoroea 1 

Anethum Fcmiculum... 47 

Angelica 48 

sylvestris 48 

Anthemis 60 

arvensis 146 

Gotula 60 

nobilis 60 

Anthoxanthnm 128 

odoratum 128 

Afdhriscus ayVoesbria ... 49 

Anthyllis 29 

'VTilneraria 29 

Antirrhinum 76 

Cymhalaria 76 

JElatine 76 

lAnaria 76 

majus 76 

minus 77 

Orontium 146 ' 



Aniwrhimum apurium, 76 

Apinm 43 

^aveolens 43 

iiinimclaf um 44 

ApocjnacetB 71 

Aquilegia 5 

vulgaris 5 

Arabis 11 

hirsuta ... 11 

thaliana 11 

Araceae 110 

Araliaceas 50 

Arctium 57 

intermedium ... 57 

majus 57 

miTitis 57 

Arenaria 20 

leptoclados 20 

marina 21 

rubra 21 

serpyffifolia 20 

tnnervis 146 

Armeria 92 

maritima 92 

vulgaris 92 

Arrhenathrum elabior 182 
elaUus 182 

Artemisia 60 

maritima 60 

vulgaris 60 

Arum 110 

maculatum 110 

Arundo Phra^gmites ... 180 
Epigeioa 130 

Asparagus 119 

officinalis 119 

Asperula 53 

(grnanchioa 53 

odorata 53 

Aspidium 140 

fumleatum 140 

dilaiatum 141 

FHias-fapmina ... 140 



INDEX. 



155 



AMpidium Filia^nuu ... 140 

Spinvloswn 141 

Thelypteria Ul 

Asptonium 139 

Adiantam-nigmm 140 
FUisB-famina ... 140 
Bnta-muraria ... 139 
TriohoxnaueB ... 139 

ABSkX ... ... ... ... 04i 

Tripolimn 64 

Afhmaanta LibanoHt. . . 47 

Athyrimn 140 

Filiz-foBmiim ... 140 

Atriplflx 97 

angostifolia 97 

aienaria 98 

Babixurtonii 98 

dfilt^ea 97, 98 

electa 97 

hastala 97, 98 

laciniata 98 

patvla 97, 98 

pedanoalata 146 

portolaooidefl ... 98 

rosea 98 

Smithii 98 

triangnlaria 98 

Ayena 131 

elatior 132 

fatua 131 

flavescena 131 

pratensia 131 

B. 

Baillota. 85 

fcetida 85 

nigra 85 

Barbarea U 

prsBoox 12 

vulgaris 11 

Bcarkhavaia fcetida ... 68 

Bartaia 79 

Odontites ... 79, 80 

aerotina 80 

yiaoosa 80 

Bellia ... ^ 68 

perennia 63 

Berberia Tolgaria ... 146 

JJOMk • ..« ... ... ... vv 

xoaritima 95 

B«tonica q^cinolia ... 85 
Betula 106 

alba ... 106 

Alnua 106 

Bidena 62 

oemua 62 

tripartita 63 

EUchnumhorecJs ... 139 

Sj^ioant .^ 139 

Boraginaoesa 87 

Borago 89 

offioinalia 89 

BotrychiomLnnaria... 147 

... 136 
... 136 
... 136 



• •• • • • 



• • • • • • 



• • • • • ■ 



• • • • • • 



BracbTpodium 
pinnatnm 
ejlYaiAcam. 



Braasioa 

aU>a 

oampestria 

muroLia ... 

napua 

nigra 

Polymorpha ... 
^ Smapittrum 
Briza 

media 
Bromua ... 

asper ... 

giganteua 

madritenaia 

uollia ... 

pinnotua 

aterilia ... 
Bryonia 

dioioa 
Bunium... 

flezuoaum ... 
Bupleoram 

ariatatum ... 

odoiMUs 

tenoiaaimum 
Butomoa 

umbellatua ... 

0. 

Oakile maritima 
Calamagroatia ... 

E^igeioa 
Oalamintha 

Acinoa 

Glinopodinm... 
Oallitriohe ... .,. 

aquaJtica 

hamulata 

platyoarpa ... 

atiagnallH 

▼erna 

'Vdntolia 

Oallnna 

▼ulgaria 
Oaltha 

imlnatria 
Oampanola 

glomerata ... 

hyhrida 

lUiptinculua ... 

Traohelinm ... 

rotandifolia... 
Oampanolaoeaa ... 
Oapnfoliaoeas 
Oapaella 

Bnraa-pastoria 
Oardaimine 

amara 

fiaxwMi 

hiranta 

pratenaia 

aylvatica 
Oarduoa 

ocantTioules ... 

aoaulia 

arrenaia 



9 

8 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

8 

134 

134 

136 

136 

147 

136 

136 

136 

136 

42 

42 

45 

45 

45 

45 

45 

46 

114 

114 



146 
13U 
130 
83 
83 
83 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
41 
70 
70 
5 
5 
70 
70 
70 
146 
146 
146 
69 
51 
13 
13 
10 
10 
11 
11 
10 
11 
56 
56 
56 
57 



Oardana onapna 56 

lanoeolatua 56 

Ifarionua 55 

natana 56 

imluatria 56 

tenuifloroa 56 

Oarex 123 

acuta 125 

arenaria 124 

Boanninghauaeni- 

ana 125 

oospitoaa 125 

diatana 127 

diatioba 12i 

diviaa 123 

divulaa 124 

flara 147 

glauoa 125 

nirta 127 

intarmadia 124 

luporvML 125 

murioata 124 

oyalia 125 

palleaoena .,. ... 126 

paludoaa 127 

panioea 126 

paniculata 124 

pendula 126 

pUulifera 126 

?ra900x 126 
'Bttudo-oypema ... 127 

raoiirva 125 

remota 125 

riparia 127 

atrigoaa 126 

aylvatioa 127 

▼eaioaria 128 

▼ulgaria 125 

▼ulpinA 124 

Oarlina 57 

▼ulgaria 57 

Oarmnua ... .:. ... 105 
Betulua 105 

Oanun seoatum 44 

OaryopbyllaoefB 17 

Oaucalia 49 

AidhriBeus 49 

M^faata 49 

nordoaa 49 

Gelaatraoeaa 27 

Centaurea 58 

Oalcitrapa 58 

Gyanua 59 

decipiens 58 

nigra 58 

Boabioaa 58 

Centunculua 91 

minimua 91 

Gepbalantbera 118 

grandiflora 118 

Ceraatium 18 

arvenae 19 

glomeratnm 19 

gttatamallum ... 18 
aemidecandmm ... 19 
tetEandnun 18 



156 



QTDEX. 



Censtiiim triTiale ... 19 

viwxMttm 19 

vul^otum 19 

CeratophyllaoesB 103 

Ceratopbyllnza 103 

aqaationm 103 

snbxiiersnxii 103 

Cliara 142 

&tfJ(Wl.tb ••• •■• ••• XvO 

fragilis 143 

synoarpa 142 

GharaceiB 142 

GhflaropbyllTun 49 

Byfyestre 49 

Umvlmifum 49 

temnliun 49 

OhdrantliiuB 10 

Gheiri 10 

GheUdoniuin 6 

glaucvum, 6 

majiu 6 

Clhenopodiaoe89 94 

Ghenopodimn 95 

acuti/olium 95 

albnin 96 

BonuB-Henrions ... 97 

candioans 96 

cymoBum 96 

martttmum 94 

zanrale 96 

olidum ... 96 

pa«anum 96 

pofyBpenumn 95, 96 

pBeudb-botryodeB 97 

rabrnm 97 

spicattixa 95 

nrbiGum 96 

VuLvana 96 

CKvronia Centaurium. . . 72 

pulchelZa 72 

Oblora 72 

perfollata .. ... 72 

ObrTeantbemnm 58 

chamomiUa 59 

tnodomm 59 

LeaGantbesnun ... 59 

Parthenium 59 

eegetum 58 

Tanacetum 59 

Gbrysopleniimi 48 

oppositifolium ... 43 

OiGbonnm 65 

IntyboB 65 

Oicuta TiroBa 146 

Cvneraria campettris ... 62 

inte^n/olta 62 

Oirceea 40 

lutetiana 40 

OistaoesB 14 

dsbus Selxamthemum. . . 14 

OlematiB ... 1 

V lUUDHp •*. ... ... X 

(Hinopodiim. tmlyara ... 83 

GompoBitaB 55 

GonifereB 108 

Gonium... « ». 50 



Coninm macnlatom 
Gonvallaria majalia 
GonvolTnlaoesa ... 

GODTOlTlllllB 

arvexunB 

sepinm 

Soldanella ... 
Cowysa aqaarrosa 
VyoimaccflB ... ... 

Gomiu 

BaDgninea ... 
Coronomu BvsUii 
GorydaiiB 

olavicnlata 

lutea 
GoiyluB ... 

Ayellana 
Grambe ... 

znaritiina 

GraBBulaoete 

Grate^fUB 

monogyna ... 

ozyaoantha ... 

ozyacantboideB 
Grepis 

foetida 

YirenB 
Cntbxnum 

maritimiim 
GmciferBB 



••• ••• 



••• ••• 



•■• ••• 



« • • • ■ • 



••• ■•• 



••• ••• 



GryptoBuniia 
Oucubaliu Behen... 
GuGurbitaceas 
GtuBonta... ... ... 

Epitbymimi ... 

enropsBa 

Trifolii 

Gyno^OBBum 

officinale 
GynoBums 

oristataB 
GyperaoesB 



• •• • • • 



• • • • • • 



*••• ••• 



D. 
Daotylifi... 

glomerata 
DaucnB 

Garota ... 

gummifer 

manttmtw 
Dicotyledones 
Digitalis 

purpurea 
Delpnimum Ajazis 
Dif^pbis 

amndinaoea. . . 
DioBooreaoefB 
DiplotaziB 

Babin^ftonii ... 

zanraJiB ... ... 

tenuifolia ... 

DipsaoesB 

DipsaouB 

BylvestriB 
Draba 

bradiyoarpa... 



••• ••• 



50 

147 

73 

73 

73 

78 

146 

63 

50 

50 

60 

13 

7 

7 

7 

105 

105 

8 

8 

42 

38 

38 

88 

38 

68 

68 

68 

48 

48 

8 

139 

17 

42 

73 

73 

73 

74 

89 

89 

134 

134 

122 



135 

135 

48 

48 

48 

48 

1 

75 

75 

146 

128 

128 

119 

9 

9 

9 

146 

54 

54 

54 

13 

12 



Draba vema ••• ••• 12 

DroBera rotiindifolia... 146 

B. 

Bcbium • 87 

volgare 87 

Eleoclums palugtriB ... 122 

Elodea 114 

oanadensis 114 

Sn&ymion mutana ... 119 

EpHobimn 89 

anguBtifolinza ... 146 

birButuxn 39 

numtaniuii ... •.. 40 

parviflomm 40 

roBenm 146 

tetragonnxn 40 

EpipactiB 117 

latifoHa 117 

HdUborvM 117 

EqnisetaoeBB 142 

BqnlBetom 142 

arvense ... • 142 

flAiviatQA 142 

lixnoBum 142 

maTimnm 142 

paluBtre 142 

^ Bylyaticnm ... ... 147 

Biica 70 

dnerea 70 

Tetraliz , 70 

mdgaris 70 

EricacesB 70 

Brigeron 68 

acre 68 

axjris ■«.. 68 

Brodium 26 

dciitariimi 26 

Ervwm hi/nuiwn ... 33 
tetraspwmvm ... 33 

Bryn^um maritimimi 146 

Erynmwan, aUiaria ... 10 

Barhaxea 11 

officvndle.t, • 9 

proecosB 12 

Brytbrsaa 72 

Gentaurinxn 72 

Httoralis 146 

pulchella 72 

BnouyniuB ... 27 

earopsefius 27 

Enpatonum 65 

oannabinnm 66 

Eupborbia 102 

amygdaloides ... 102 

ezigua 103 

HeuoBCopia 102 

FeploB 102 

plal^bylla 102 

sbricta 102 

EapborbiaoetB 102 

Ettphragia vtaoosa ... 80 

Eupbrasia 79 

graciliB 79 

nemorosa 79 

offidnaliB «.. ... 79 



UiDSX. 



157 



. . p.. 






Fa^iu 




... 105 


sylratioa 




... 105 


Festaca 




... 135 


dnriiuKnila 




... 135 


mywnu ... 




... 135 


ovma ... 




... 135 


prateiuDB 




... 135 


Fseudo-mynnu 


... 135 


mbra 


■ • • 


... 135 


Fila^ro 


• ■• 


... 61 


germanioa 


• • ■ 


... 61 


ixiinima... 


• •• 


... 61 




• •• 


... 139 


FoBnicoliixii ... 


• •• 


... 47 


csBMnaU 


• *• 


... 47 




• •• 


... 47 


Fngana 


• •• 


... 37 


BterxUs ... 


• •» 


... 36 


TvtX^fll ••• 


• •• 


... 37 


Frankenia ... 


• • ■ 


... 16 


laavifl 


• •• 


... 16 


FrankenianeflR 


• •• 


... 16 


Fraxmos 


• •• 


... 71 


exoelaior 


• •■ 


... 71 


Fomaria 


• •• 


... 7 


caprwlata 


• •■ 


... 7 


eUvnculata 


• ■ • 


... 7 


oonfnsa... 


««• 


... 7 


densiflora 


• • • 


... 7 


lutea 


• t • 


... 7 


micrantha 


• •• 


... 7 


offidnaliB 


• •• 


... 7 




• •• 


... 7 


G. 






Galanthiu ... 


■ • ■ 


... 118 


nivalifl ... 


• •• 


... 118 


Chdeobdolon hOeum 


... 87 


Oaleopsig ... 


■ •• 


... 86 


AnmutifoUa ... 
Laaannin ... 


... 86 
... 86 


Tetrahit 


• •• 


... 86 


Galium 


• •• 


... 52 


Aparine... 


• •• 


... 63 


omciatum 


■ *• 


... 52 


datum ... 


• •■ 


... 52 


ereotum... 


• •• 


... 52 


Mollngo... 


• •• 


... 62 


■pahutre... 


• ■• 


... 53 


eaxatile... 


■ •• 


... 53 


trioome... 


• •• 


... 53 


vemxu ... 


• •• 


... 52 


Ctoniflta 


• •• 


... 28 


anglica ... 


• •• 


... 28 


tinotoria 


• • • 


... 28 


Gentiana 


• • • 


... 72 


AmareDa 


• • • 


... 72 


oampestriB 


• •• 


... 73 


Pnenmonanthe 


... 146 


Gentianaoefls 


• •■ 


... 72 


Geraniaoess ... 


• •• 


... 25 


Geranium ... 


• •■ 


... 25 


oolnmbinnm... 


... 26 


dlBsectnm 


• •• 


... 25 


modestnm 


• •« 


... 26 



Geraninm molle 25 

pzatenae 146 

pwfureuim. 26 

pnsiUnm 25 

Bobertiannm ... 26 

vreUm ... ... ... ... 97 

nrbannm 37 

Glaadom 6 

Intenm 6 

Glaux 02 

maritima 92 

QUchoma Stderaota ... 83 

Glyceria 132 

a^natioa 133 

distana 133 

flnitang 132, 133 

marUima 133 

plioata 133 

Gnaphalinm 61 

germcmicwn 61 

minimum 61 

rectwn 61 

Bjlvaticnm 61 

nliginosnm 61 

Gramina 128 

Gymnadenia 116 

conopsea ... ... 116 

H. 

Habenaria 116 

viridis 116 

HaloragiaoesB 40 

^tiocioFa ... ... ... ... Ov 

AOllX ... ... ... OO 

Hedwpnoia avivmnoLit 66 

mrttim 65 

hispidMM 66 

Helianthemum 14 

vnlnre 14 

Helmintbia 66 

echioides 66 

HeloBoiadinm 44 

innndatum 44 

nodiflorum 44 

Heradeum 48 

Sphondylinm ... 48 

Hesperis 10 

tnodora 10 

matronalis 10 

Hieraoinm 68 

boreale 69 

mnrorum 146 

FiloBella 68 

ntbaudum 69 

nmbellatom 69 

Hippocrepia 32 

oomoea 32 

HippnriB 41 

Tulgarifl 41 

Holcns 132 

lanatns 132 

Honkeneya peploides 146 

Hordenm 137 

maritimnm 138 

mnrinnm 137 

pratenBe 137 



Hottonia • 90 

palnatriB 90 

Hnmnlns ... 104 

Lnpulns 104 

HyaanlMtf nonsor^ua 119 



Hydrocharidaoesd 


... 114 


Hydrooharis 


... 114 


Horaos-Banje 


... 114 


Hydroootyle 


... 43 


▼nlgarig 


... 43 


HyoBcyamuB 


... 74 




... 74 


HypencaoesB 


... 22 


Hypericum 


... 22 


AndrossBmum- 


... 22 


elodes 


... 146 


hirsutum 


... 23 




... 22 


perforatum ... 


... 22 


pulohmm ... 


... 23 


quadrtmgvJwM 
fistrapterum. . . 


... 22 


... 22 


HypocbaariB 


... 65 


nidioata. 


... 66 


I. 

XDG^TS •■■ ••• ••• 


... 12 




... 12 




... 27 


Aquifolium ... 


... 27 


Hioaoeie 


... 27 




... 68 


Gonyza 


... 63 


dyBenterioa ... 


... 63 


IridacesB 


... 118 


XaUB ••• ••■ ••• ••* 


... 118 


foetidiaaima ... 


... 146 


Faeudaooma 


...118 


J. 

Jaaione montana 


... 146 


JaaminacesB 


... 71 


Junoaoe89 


... 121 




... 120 


acutiflonui ... 


... 121 


orticulatua ... 


... 121 


bufoniua 


... 122 


hufbosvM 


... 122 


compeatna ... 


... 120 


ccnuwua 


... 122 


oommimia ... 


... 121 


compreaana ... 


... 122 




... 121 


XOTtlUTt 


... 120 


Gtorardi 


... 122 


glauoua 

JamprooarpuB 


... 121 


... 121 


mantimua ... 


... 147 


obtuaifloma ... 


... 121 


piUmu 


... 120 


aquarroana ... 


... 147 


anpinuB 

tywaUcua 


... 122 


... 120 


K. 




KnavUa arotntis.,. 


... 55 



158 



INDEX. 



L. 

lAbiatsB 81 

Laotnoa 67 

ZQur&liB 67 

galigna 67 

virosa 67 

XaDUIUIL • ••• t'V 

fllboni 86 

amplexicanle ...■ 86 

Qaleobdolan 87 

incianm 146 

pnrpureum 86 

Lapeana 65 

communis 65 

lAuibrw. dilatata 141 

I^il{»-nuu 140 

SptniiZosa 141 

!ni«lvptms 141 

Lathynu ..« 84 

JttacrorrHiaiitf ... 34 

maritlmuB 146 

Nissolia S4 

pratenslB 34 

Lavatera 23 

arborea > ..• 23 

Legnminifersa 28 

Ijemua .... 116 

Gibba HO 

minor 110 

Folyrhixa HI 

trisTiloa 110 

LemnaoesB HO 

Leon'vodon 65 

aatnnmaliB 66 

birtuB 65 

bispidna 66 

TarcuBocum 67 

Lepidium 13 

campestre 13 

Smithii 13 

Xeptgonum rMun/Mim,... 21 

nilvrwm. 21 

LepturuB 137 

filiformis 137 

liibanotw montana ... 47 

Ijgastnun ».. 71 

Tolgare 71 

LiliacesB 119 

Limnajithemiim nym- 

pbaooides 146 

LinacesQ 24 

Linaria 76 

Oymbalaria 76 

Elatine 76 

minor 77 

spuria 76 

-vulgaris 76 

TJ^T^Tmn 24 

angustifolium ... 25 
catbarticum ... 24 
usitatissimum ... 25 

Listera 117 

2rtdii3-avi8 ... ... 117 

ovata 117 

LiiboBi>ennum 88 

arrense.^ •• 88 



Lithogpermum offici- 

fift i p t.. ... ••• .•• 
liOlium 

perenne 

liomaria ... .«. ... 

Spioant 

lionicera 

Peridymenum ... 
Lorantbaoeaa 

aJvvUO ... ... ... ... 

oomioulatns 

major 

tenuis 

Luzula 

campestris 

wnji&iAa, 

Forsteri 

multiflora 

pilosa ... 

sylvatioa 
Lycbnis 

dioica 

diuma 

Flos-cucnli 

Oitbago 

▼espertina 

Lyoopus 

europsBus 

Lysimacnia 

nemorum 

Nummularia 

vulgaris 

LytbracetB 

Lythrum 

Salicaria 

M. 
diaiTa ... ... ... ... 

moBobata 

rotundifolia 

sylvestris 

MalvaceflB 

Marrubium 

"vulgare 

Matricaria 

Gbamomilla 

inodora ... 

Fartbenium 
Medicago 

denticulata 

lupulina 

maonlata 

sativa 

Melampyrum 

^ratense 

Melioa^ 

uniflora 

Melilotus ... 

arvensis 

officinalis 

Mentba...^ 

arvensis 

birsuta 

Fulegium 

sauva ... ... ... 

Menyant^ieB trif oliata 



• • • • • • 



88 

137 

137 

139 

139 

52 

52 

51 

32 

32 

32 

32 

120 

120 

121 

120 

121 

120 

120 

17 

17 

18 

18 

18 

17 

81 

81 

91 

91 

91 

91 

39 

39 

39 



23 
23 
24 
24 
23 
84 
84 
59 
59 
59 
59 
29 

146 
29 
29 
29 
80 
80 

132 

132 
30 
30 
SO 
82 
82 
82 

146 
82 

146 



■•• •*• 



••• ••* 



• t • ••# 



... 103 
... 103 
... 103 
... 38 
... 38 
... 18 
... 18 
... 132 
... 132 
... 109 
... 71 
... 71 
... 21 
... 21 
... 88 
... 88 
... 88 
... 89 
... 88 
.•• 88 
... 89 
.V 89 
... 146 
... 40 
... 40 



Mercorialifl ... 

annua ... 

perennis 
Meaiulus 

gennanica 
Moenobia 

ereota 
Mcdinia ... 

csarulea ... 
MonoGotyledones 
Monotropa 

Hypopitys ... 
Montia 

fontana 

Myosotis ... ... 

arvensis 

caQspitosa ... 

oollma 

palustris 

repens 

DcorptoidM ... 

versicolor ... 
MyoBurus minimus 
Myrio^bylliun ... 

spicatum 

N. 

KaiadacesB HI 

Narcissus 118 

biflorus 118 

Pseudo-naroisBUB 118 

Nasturtium 12 

amptbibium 146 

officinale 12 

palustre 146 

Neottia 117 

Nidus-avis 117 

Nepeta 83 

Gataria 83 

Glecboma 83 

Nepbrodium 140 

dilatatum 141 

Klix-mas 140 

Bpinulosum 141 

Thelypteria 141 

Nupbar 5 

lutea 5 

Nympbaea 5 

aiDa... .. ... ,., o 

Nympbsaaoesa 5 

O. 

OMotM por£uktcoute« ... 98 

Odontites nibra 79 

CBnantbe 46 

crocata 46 

fistulosa 46 

Lacbenalii 46 

Pbellandrium ... 46 
Pimpin«iloul«8 46, 146 

OnagraceaB 39 

Onobrycbis 33 

sativa 33 

Ononis 29 

arvensis 29 

campestris 29 



IKDEZ. 



159 



Ononis spinOBa 


•.• 


... 29 


Onopordom ... 


... 


... 65 


Aoantbium 


... 


... 55 


OphiogloBsnm 


... 


... 141 




... 


... 141 


Ophrys 


... 


... 116 


apifera ... 


... 


... lie 


anmifeara 


... 


... 116 


fnoifera... 


... 


... 116 


mnaoifeara 


... 


... 146 


NidMs-aois 


... 


... 117 


ovata 


... 


... 117 


BpiraliB ... 


... 


... 117 


OrohidaoeflB ... 


... 


... 115 


Orohis 


... 


... 115 


conopsea... 


... 


... 116 


inoarnata 


... 


... 116 


laUfolia ... 


... 


... 115 


maonlata 


... 


... 116 


masoola... 


... 


... 115 


Morio ... 


... 


... 116 


polmota... 


... 


... 115 


pyramidalis 


1... 


... 115 


UBtnlata... 


a a« 


... 115 




• •• 


... 83 




• a • 


... 83 


Omithopas perpnaiUiiB 146 
Orobancne 81 


elatior ... 


• •• 


... 81 


major ... 


• •• 


... 81 


minor ... 




... 81 


Bajnm, ... 


a • a 


... 81 


OrobanchaoetB 


• •• 


... 81 


OrobuB 


• •• 


... 34 


taberoeos 


a •■ 


... 84 


Oamnnda regalis... 


... 147 


OzaliB 


• •• 


... 26 


Aoetosella 


• •• 


... 26 


a 

P. 






Papaver 


• •• 


... 6 


Argemone 
duDimn ... 


• •• 

• •• 


... 
... 146 


liybridum 
UhaaB ... 


• •• 


... 


• •• 


... 6 


somnifemm 


• •« 


... 146 


PapaveraoeiB 


• •• 


... 6 


Parietaria ... 


• •• 


... 104 


diffoBa ... 


f •• 


... 104 


ojBMmoUb 


• *• 


... 104 


Pastinaoa ... 


• • 


... 4o 


Bativa ... 


• •• 


4o 


PedioulariB ... 


• •• 


... 80 


sylvatica 


• •• 


... 80 


Peplis 


• •• 


... 39 


Portnla ... 


• •• 


... 89 


Petasites 


• •• 


... 64 


fragrans 


• •• 


... 64 


YnlffariB... 
PetroBedumm... 


• •• 

• •• 


... 64 


SM^etum ... 


... 47 


PhalariB 


• •• 


... 128 


anmdinacM 


• •• 


... 128 


ffl^pariftnaiff 


• •• 


.. 128 



PhdkMdrium aquaU- 

cuva ... ... ... wf 

Phleam 129 

pratense 129 

FhragmiteB 190 

oommnnis 130 

PhylUHs .S'oolopendrutm 140 

Pbytenma 69 

orbiculare 69 

spioatom 69 

Ficns 66 

KhwidM 66 

hieracioidoB 66 

Pimpinella 45 

oazifraga 45 

Pingoiculacete 90 

Plantago ... ... 98 

GoronopuB 94 

lanceolata 98 

major 93 

maritima « 93 

media 98 

PlantaginaoeeB 93 

PlnmbaginaoeBB 92 

Jb ^/CVa • • aaa aaa ata aaa AOV 

annua 134 

a^foatioa 133 

distcma 133 

maritima 133 

nemoralis 134 

pratensia 134 

ri^ida 133 

tnvialiB 134 

Polygala 16 

caloarea. ... 16 

depressa 16 

ozvptera 16 

ynlgaris 16 

PolygalaoeBS 16 

Polygonaoen 99 

Pol^^onnm 100 

amphlbiom 101 

avionlare 101 

Bistorta 146 

OonvolYulnB 100 

' Hydropiper 101 

lapathifolinm ... 101 

Pendoaria 101 

rariragnm 101 

▼nigatnm 101 

Polypodinm 141 

Tolffare 141 

PolysticKiim ooulMtum 140 

PopnlnB 106 

ax Da ... ... ... xtio 

nig^ra 106 

Portnlacaoeea 21 

Potamogeton Ill 

aontifoliuB 146 

crispnB :.. Ill 

densuB Ill 

heterophyUns ... 146 

InoenB Ill 

pectinatoB 112 

perfoliatos 146 

plantagineuB ... Ill 



Potambgeton pariUiu 112 

rufesoenB 146 

Potentilla 36 

anBerina 87 

FragariaBtnun ... 36 

reptanB 37 

fyhMtrU 86 

Tormentilla... ... 86 

Poterinm 86 

SanffoiBorba 86 

PrmaniMa mttrolia ... 67 

Primula 90 

oauleBoena 90 

offidnaliB 90 

<#cinaZi-vul0am... 90 

fNiriabilM ... ... 90 

veria 90 

vulgaria 90 

Primulaoesa 90 

Prunella 84 

▼nlgarifl 84 

PrunuB 85 

Avium 85 

OerasuB 85 

oommunu 85 

Bpinosa 35 

PteriB 139 

aqnilina 139 

Pulloaria 68 

dj/Mnterica 68 

Pulmonaria ... 87 

offidnaJiB 87 

Pyrvthrum inodorvm... 59 

Pcniheniwn 69 

PyruB 89 

MaluB 89 



QuercuB 105 

nedummlata... ... 105 

Bobor ... ... ... 105 



B. 
Badiola ,<« 

millfiffrana ... 
BanunculaoeBB ... 
BanunculuB 

acrifl ... ... 

aquatUis 

anrensiB 

aurioomuB ... 

Baudotii 

bulbOBUB 

oiroinatuB ... 
oonfuBUB 
Drouetii ... 

Ficaria 

Plammula ... 
floribunduB ... 
hederaoeuB .. 
hirsutuB... ... 

intermediuB... 
Lingua ... ... 

parviflornB ... 

?9ltatuB 
hilonotis ... 



• •• 


24 


«>• 


24 


»«• 


1 


• •• 


2 


aaa 


4 


• •• 


2 


• •• 


4 


• •• 


3 


• »« 


2 


••m 


4 


• •• 


2 


• •• 


2 


••• 


2 


«•• 


5 


•r«* 


3 


• •^ 


2 


••% 


3 


mv 


4 


• •• 


8 


«•• 


3 


««t 


4 


••• 


2 


•tf* 


4 



160 



INDEX. 



Bammoaliu pieodo- 
flnitaoB 8 

V0P6QDJI ... ... ... 4 

■oeLeratoM ... ... 3 

triohopliylliiB ... 2 

iriparntttt ... ... 8 

BapluuraB 8 

maritimiui 8 

Raphanlntrnm ... 8 

• ■• ••• ••■ ••• *w 

lutea 18 

Lnteola 14 

• •• ••• ■•• Av 

BlummnB frangula ... 146 
Rhinftnthpfl 80 

Orista-gaUi 80 

BIbes nigmm 146 

mbmm ... 146 

••• ••• •«• ••■ OO 

arfuuBiB... ... ... 88 

OMiii iifc 88 

Babmi 146 

gpinosiflflixzub ... 88 

tomenton 146 

nrbioa ... ... ... 88 

EotaaMia imimroata III 187 

Bnbiaoen 52 

Jtnbcui 87 

onsiiui ... 87 

difltxdor 146 

fmtioosaB 87 

IdsBiu 146 

Maoiopliylliui ... 146 

fimnox 99 

aoetoea 100 

aoeto0ella 100 

actthu 99, 100 

oonglomeratiu ... 99 

(oriflpuB 100 

Kycurolapathiim ... 100 
maritimiiB ... ... 99 

neznoronis ... •.« 99 

obtnsifoliiu 99 

pratensia 100 

pnlflbflT ... • 99 

aam^pnnmu P9 

vvridi$ 99 

Snppia ... 11' 

marittma 112 

spiialiB 112 

BnaoDB 119 

acnleatoB ... ... 119 



8. 



... ... 



20 

apetala 20 

ctraatoido 18 

trecbd ... , 18 

maritima 20 

nodoea 146 

proooxnbenH 21 

fiaffutaxia ... ... ... 113 

sagittifolia US 

Salioomia 95 

96 



•* ••• ••• 



Saltoonua /VvtiooM 
herbaoea ... 
procnmboiu ... 
radioana 

DBXUL ■#• ••■ ••• 

anxita 

oaprea 

oixMirea 

fragri^ 

intricate 

tepens 

tnandra 

undnlato 

Timinalifl 

SaleolaEa]i 

caiTia .,, ... ... 

Terbenaoa ... 
flamboooB 

nigra 

SamolnB 

Talenndi ... 
Banionla 

eoTopna 

SantalaoeflB 

Sapindaoen 

Baponaria 

offlwinalia 
SaioUuunniui 

■oopariiu 
Saadfraga 

triSict^Utes... 



■• ■ • « • 



Scabiofla. 

anrenoB 

oolnjabaria ... 

Bocoisa 

Soaadiz 

Peoton-YeDflria 
Soirpua 

flnitena 

laonatria 

maritiiniia ... 

palnatria 



'•«• •« 



tjhniaeuB ... 

IwVaUm ■•■ ••• ••• 

nnteoa 

Sdlsraathna annnna 
Soleroohloa 

diatazia 

xnaritima ... 



rigida ... 
Boolopendrinm 

▼ulgare... 
SoRiphQiBlia 

aqyuMea... 

Balbimi ... 

Ehrharti 

nodoea ... 



BcrophnlariacwaB... 
8ooteDana ... .. 



siinor ••• ^, 



... 95 


Sednm 




••• 


42 


... 95 


acre 




• •• 


42 


... 95 


Tetophinm 




• •■ 


42 


... 95 


Senebiera ... 




• •• 


18 


... 106 


ooronopiia 




• •• 


13 


... 107 


didyiua ... 




• •• 


146 


... 107 


Boneoio 




• •• 


61 


... 108 


aqoaticaa 




••• 


62 


... 107 


oampeatria 




••• 


62 


... 106 


enunfolina 




•«• 


62 


... 107 


Jaoobaaa... 




• • 


62 


... 146 


t0Mufoliu» 




• •• 


62 


... 107 


aylvaticaa 




• •• 


62 


... 146 


Tulgaria*... 




• ■• 


61 


... 107 


Saroptoa grandtfiora 


I... 


118 


... 146 


Wolia... 


• •• 


••• 


117 


... o4 


StrrafiOew moUu 


••• 


196 


... o4 


Serratnla ... 


••• 


••• 


57 


... 61 


tinctoria 


• •• 


•«• 


57 


... 61 


Doaoii ■ 


«•• 


• •• 


47 


... 92 


Libaootia 


• •• 


• •• 


47 


... 92 


Setaria 


• •• 


• •• 


128 


... 48 


viridia ... 


••• 


• •• 


128 


... 43 


Siheraidia ... 


• •« 


••• 


54 


... 102 


arvoiiaia... 


• •• 


• ■« 


54 


... 27 


Sibthorpia ... 


• •• 


• •• 


77 


... 17 


enropna... 


• •• 


• •• 


77 


,.. 17 


BOana 


• •■ 


• •« 


47 


... Jbo 


pratexuda 


• •• 


■ •• 


47 


... 2d 


Silsne ... ... 


••• 


••• 


17 


... 42 


anglica ... 


• •■ 


• •• 


17 


... 42 


diuma ... 


• •• 


• •« 


17 


... 42 


aaUioa ... 
uiflate ... 


• •• 


«•• 


17 


... 55 


• •• 


••• 


17 


... 55 


xnaiitiina 


••• 


••■ 


17 


... 55 
... 55 


pratmm 
Silybam 


••• 


••• 
• •• 


17 
65 


... 50 


MttriA.ttTiwi 


•■• 


• •• 


55 


... 50 


Sinapia 


• •• 


• •« 


8 


... 122 


alba 


••• 


• •* 


8 


... 123 


anrenaia... 


••• 


■ •• 


8 


...123 


nigra ... 


••• 


• •• 


9 


...123 


Saon 


•■• 


• •■ 


44 


... 122 


Amomiim 


••■ 


••• 


44 


...123 


intnidaCiMii 


••• 


•«• 


44 


... 123 
... 119 


SiayiiibriiiM ... 


••• 
••• 


••• 
• •• 


44 

9 


... U9 . 


Alliana ... 


• •• 


••• 


10 


... 146 


murola ... 


••• 


• •• 


9 


... 183 


offldnalfl 


• •• 


••• 


9 


... 133 


tfcaliaiMcm 


• •• 


••• 


11 


... 133 




••• 


«•• 


45 


... 183 




••• 


45 


... 133 


latofoliiim 


••• 


••« 


45 


... 140 


iiod\^lonim 


• •• 


••« 


44 


...140 




••• 


••■ 


50 


... 75 




• •• 


••• 


50 


... 75 


BolananwB ... 


• •• 


«•• 


74 


... 75 


Bolannm 


••• 


«•• 


74 


... 75 


Dnkamara 


»•• 


••• 


74 


... 75 


nigmm ... 


••• 


••• 


74 


... 75 


Solidago 


•«■ 


••• 


64 


... 74 


'^iga-anrea... 


• •• 


64 


... oft 


Soochna 


• •• 


••• 


e7 


... Om 


arrenaiB... 


••• 


••• 


68- 


•*• Om 


Mrper „, 


••• 


••> 


68 



INDEX. 



161 



Sonohus oleraoenB 
Sparganioxn... 

ramoBuxn 

simplez ... 
SparHim, sooparitmi 
Bpeoolaria ... 

hybrida ... 
Bpergula 

arrexisis... 
Spei^eralaria ... 

marginata 

rubra 
SpirantheB ... 

antonmalifl 
Spinsa 

Filipendnla 

Ulmaria... 
StaoliyB 

arrenais.;. 

Betomioa 

palostriB 

Bjlvatioa 
Statics 

Attmtw.,, 

binervosa 

Tjim nni nTH 

ooddmialis 
Stellaria 

aquatioa... 

gnuniaea 

Uolostea 

media ... 

nliginosa 
Biusda 

ixuixitixna 
Symphytum . . . 

offlninalft 

T. 
Tami 
Tamarix 
Emg; 

TamoB 

oommtmiB ... 
Tanaoetom 

Tolgaro ... ... 

Tarazaoom 

erythrospermam 

ol&doale 
Tazos ... 

baooata 
TenoriTun ... ... 

Soorodonia ... 
Thennm 

humifaenim ... 

linophyWum, ... 
Thlaspi arveiise ... 

Bv/na^p<utori$ 

ea/mpestrii ... 

Iwrtufit 

ThymiiB 

Adnos 

Ohamasdiys ... 



anglioa ... 
gaUioa 



••• • • • 



• * • ■ • • 



■ • • ••• 



67 
109 
109 
100 
28 
70 
70 
21 
21 
81 
21 
21 
117 
117 
35 
35 
35 
85 
83 
85 
85 
85 
92 
92 
93 
92 
93 
19 
146 
20 
19 
19 
20 
94 
94 
89 
89 



22 
.. 22 
.. 22 
.. 22 
.. 119 
.. 119 
.. 60 
.. 50 
.. 67 
.. 67 
.. 67 
.. 108 
.. 108 
.. 87 
.. 87 
.. 102 
.. 102 
.. 102 
.. 146 
.. 13 



13 
13 
82 
83 



Thymus Serpyllum 

Tiha 

intermedia ... 

Torilia 

AnthrisGOB ... 

infesta 

nodosa 

Tormtntma oJ^icinoliB 
Tragopogon 

pratenBis 
Trifolium 

arvense 

flliforme 

fragifemm ... 

inoamatnm ... 

maritimnm ... 

medium ... 

minus 

offiovnale.t, ... 

pratense 

procumbens ... 

repens 

soabrum 

striatum... ... 

Bubterranenm 
Tri^onella ornithopo- 

dioidea 

Trigloohin 

maritimum ... 

palustre 

Tritioum 

repens 

Tristtum fiav$$cen» 
Tnssilago 

Farfara 

fragra/M 

Typha 

anguBtifoIia ... 

laufdia... 

media ... 
TyphaoesB ... 

U. 
Ulez 

europaans 

nanus ... 
Ulmns 

etinpeitria 

montana 

Buberosa 
XJmbeUifersB... 
Urtioa 

dioica ... 

TJrens ... 
TJrtioaoetB ... 
TJtrioularia ... 

Tulgaris... 

V. 

Yacoinium myrtillns... 146 

Valericma d&niaia ... 64 

locusta 54 

officinalis 146 



••^ 



24 
21 
24 
40 
49 
49 
49 
36 
66 
66 
30 
31 
32 
31 
SO 
30 
146 
32 
30 
SO 
31 
31 
31 
31 
SO 

146 
113 
lis 
146 
137 
137 
131 
64 
64 
64 
109 
109 
109 
109 
109 



28 

28 

28 

1C4 

104 

105 

104 

43 

104 

104 

104 

104 

90 

90 



Valerianacefla 64 

Yalerianella 54 

dentata 64 

olitoria 54 

Yerbasonm 74 

Blattaria 146 

L;irohnitis 75 

nigrum ... .,. ... 146 

Thapsus 74 

Verbena 81 

officinalis 81 

Yerbenaoeas 81 

Yeronioa 77 

agrestis 77 

AnagnlliB 79 

arrensiB 79 

Becoabunffa 79 

Buxbaumii 78 

Ohanuedrys 78 

hederifolia 77 

montana 78 

officinalis 78 

polita ... 77 

Bcutellata 79 

serpyUifolia 78 

Yibumum 51 

Lantana 51 

Opulns 51 

Yieia 33 

angustifolia 34 

Bobartii S4 

Oraooa 83 

hirsuta 33 

sativa 33 

sepium 33 

tetrasperma 83 

Yinoa ., 71 

major 71 

minor 71 

Yiola 14 

a t p a ... ... ... xv 

aryensis ... 15 

oanina 15 

MvicomiB ... *... 15 

nirta 14 

lactea 15 

odorata 14 

Iustris 146 

ihenbaoihiana 15 

Biyiniana 15 

sylvatioa 15 

tricolor ... 15 

Yiolaoeaa 14 

Yiscum 51 

album .: 51 

Z. 

Zannichellia 112 

palustris 112 

pedioellata 112 

Zostera 113 

angustifolia 113 

marina 113 



Keicl 



INDE X 



TO 



ENGLISH NAMES. 



A. 

Adder's Tongue ... 

Agrimony 

Hemp ... ... 

#mCIo& ••« ••• ••• 

Alexanden 

Allgood 

.AJiBeeci 

AljBBum 

Amaranth 

Americem Oress ... 

Anemone 

Angelica 



•• • • • a 



• • • • • • 



Apple, drab 

Archangel 

ArrowpaBB 

Arrowhead 

Aali 

***** ••• ••■ ••• ••• 

AgparagoB 

AvenB, Wood 

B. 

Barlej 

Barroi Strawberry 

Bartsia 

jtsasu ... ... a., 

Basil, Thyme ... 
Bastard Toad-Flax 

Bedstraw 

Beech 

JDeeC a,, ..a ... 

Bellflower 

Bent Qrass 

Betonr, Water ... 

Wood 

Bindweed 

Birch 

Bitd's-foot TrefoU 
Bird's-nest Orchis 

Yellow 

Bishops' -Weed ... 

Bistort 

Bitter Oandy Toft 

Oress 

Blackberry 



141 
86 
65 

106 
M 
97 
84 
12 
94 
12 
1 

48 
39 
87 

113 

113 
71 

119 
S7 



... 137 
,.. 36 
79,80 
... 83 
... 83 
.. 102 
.. 52 
.. 105 
.. 95 
.. 70 
.. 130 
.. 75 
.. 85 
.. 73 
.. 106 

.a 32 

.. 117 
.. 71 
.. 44 
.. 101 
.. 12 
.. 10 
.. 37 



• • • • ■ ■ 



••« • •• 



• ■ ■ • ■ • 



Black Bryony 

Medick 

Mustard 

Saltwort 

Blackthorn 

Bladder Campion 

Bladderwort 

Blinks, Water ... 
Blue Bottle 

A^OFn^v ••• ••• ••• 

Brake, Oommon... 
Bramble. 
Brisble Grass 
Brome G* ass 
Brooklime 
Brookw;eed ... 
Broom ... 
Broom-rape... . 
Bryony, Black ... 

Bed-berried ... 
Buckler Fern 

Buckwheat 

Bugle 

Bugloss, Viper's ... 

Buurush 

Burdock 
Burnet Bose... 

Salad .. 

Saxifrage 
Burr Marigold 
Bur-reed 
Butcher's Broom 

Butter-burr 

Butter-cups 

0. 
Oampion Bladder 
Bea ... . . a 
Oanary Grass a.. 

Oandytuft 

Oarline Thistle ... 

Oarrot 

Oatohfly.a. 

Oat-mint 

Oats-ear 



••• ••• 



• • • • • • 



• • • • • • 



■ • • ••• 



•«« ••• 



... 119 
... 29 

..a V 

... 92 

... 35 

... 17 

... 90 

... 21 

... do 

... 89 

... 139 

... 37 

... 128 

... 138 

... 79 

... 92 

... 28 

... 81 

... 119 
42 

... 141 

... 100 

... 87 

..a 87 

... 123 

... 67 

... 38 

... 36 

... 45 
62,63 

... 109 

... 119 

... 64 

... 4 



17 
17 
128 
12 
67 
48 
17 
83 
65 



••• ••• 



• •• • • a 



••• •■• ••• 



Oats-tail 

Celandine 

Celery 

Centaury 

Chamoxnile ... 

Chara 

Charlock 

Cherry 

Chervil 

Chickweed, Field 

Mouse-ciur'd 

Cinque-foil 

Clary, Wild 

Clover 

dub-Busk 

Cooks-foot Grass 
Coltsfoot «.. ... 

Columbine 

Comfrey ... ... 

Gonvolvnlus 

Cum Cookie 

Cornflower 

Com, Marigold ... 

Spurrey 

Cornish Moneywort 
Couch Grass 
Cow-Parsnip 

Cowslip 

Cow-wheat 

Crab-apple 

Cranesbill 

Cress, Bitter 

Crosswort 

Crowfoot 

Cuckoo-pint... ... 

Cudweed 

D. 

Daffodil «•• 

x^aUsy ■•• ■•• •>• 
Dame's Yiolet 

Dandelion 

Dead-nettle 

Devil's-Bit Scabious 
Dewbeny 



... 101> 

... 5f 6 

... 4a 

... 72 
69, 60 

... 142 

... o 

... S5 

... 49 

... 19 

.. 18 

... 87 

... 84 

ao, 81 

... 122 

... 13^ 

... 64 

... 8d 

... 73 

... 18 

... 68 

... 6S 

... 21 

... 77 

... 137 

... 48 

... 90 

... 80 

... 39 

• • • ^Mr 

... 10 

... 52 
...2,4 

... 110 

... 61 



lid 
6S 
1^ 

e; 

86 
66 
87 



IKDEX. 



163 



Dook ..• •■• ••• ••• v9 

Doddar 73 

Bog Rose 38 

Dog's-tail Grass 13i 

Dog-wood 60 

Dropwort 35 

W nbOv ••• ••■ ••• 40 

Duckweed 110 

Iter's Greenweed ... 28 
Booket 14 



B. 

Earth-nut 45 

Elder ... 51 

Blm 104 

Enchanter's Nightshade 40 

ETcbright 79 

iSiglish Oatohflj 17 

Tamarisk 



■•• •«• 



F. 








Fennel 






47 


Fern, Lady ... 






140 


Male 






140 


Marsh ... 






141 


Feaoae Grass 






135 


Feverfew 






59 


Field Gentian 






78 


Madder 






54 


_. Poppy 






6 



I Hare's-ear 45 

Hare's-foot Trefoil ... 31 

Harf s Tongae 140 

Hawk's-beard 68 

Hawkbit 65, 66 

Hawkweed Oxtongue 66 
Hawkweed, Mouse-ear 68 

Hawthorn 38 

Hazel 105 

Heartsease 15 

Heath 70 

Heath, Sea 16 

Hedge Mustard 9 

Hedge Parsley 49 

Stonewort 44 

Helleborine 117, 118 

Hemlock 50 

Water Dropwort ... 46 
Hemp Agrimony 56 

Netue 86 

Henbane 74 

Henbit 86 

HerbBennet 87 

Robert ... ... .... 26 



FigwcMrt 75 

JTlax s4 

Fleabane, Bine 63 

Greater 63 

Fleawort 62 

Flowering Bosh 114 

FlueUin; 76 

Fool's Parsley 47 

Forget-me-not 88 

FozgloTe 75 

Foxtail Grass 189 

Frogbit 114 

Fumitory 7 

Furze 28 



G. 

vieau ••• ... ... ... so 

Ctentian 72 

Germander Speedwell 78 

Gipsy-wort 81 

Goat's Beard 66 

Golden Bod 64 

Goldilocks 3 

Goosefoot 95 

ChMs^rraas 53 

Gout-weed 44 

Grass Vetch 34 

Wrack 113 

Qzeenweed, Dyer's ... 28 

Gromwell 88 

Ground Ivy 83 

Groundsel 61 

Guelder Bose 51 



H. 

HairGra«s 131 

Hard Fern 139 



Hogweed 48 

Holly ... 27 

Honeysuckle 52 

X1.0p.«« •■• ••• ••• ••■ Xv4i 

Horehound, Black ... 85 

White 84 

Hornbeam 105 

Homed Pondweed ... 112 

Poppy • 6 

Homwort 103 

Horseshoe Yetoh 82 

Horsetail 142 

Hound's Tongue 89 

Hyadnth 119 

I. 

XaIb ••• ••• ••• ■•• ••• XXO 

Irv 50 

Ground • 83 

K. 

Kidney Vetch 29 

I^napweed 58 

Knotgrass 101 

L. 

Lady Fern 140 

Lady's Smock 10 

Tresses 117 

Lamb's Lettuce 54 

Lavender, Sea 92 

Lettuce 67 

Lily, Water 5 

Live-long 42 

Lime 24 

Ling, Common 70 

Loosestrife 91 

Purple 89 

Lucerne 29 

Lungwort 87 

Lychnis, White 17 

ned .«• ... ... xo 



M. 

Madder, Field 54 

Maiden Hair Spleen- 
wort 139 

Mallow, Marsh 23 

Musk 23 

Xxee ... .•> ... £0 

Male Fern 140 

Maple 27 

Mare's Tail 41 

Mangold, Burr ... 62, 63 

Com 58 

Marsh 5 

Marjoram 83 

Marsh Mallow 23 

Marigold 5 

Pennywort .. 48 

Mayweed 69,60 

Meadow Grass 132 

Saxifrage 47 

Sweet ... ... ... So 

Vetchling 84 

Medick, Spotted 29 

Black 29 

Medlar, Wild 38 

Melio Grass, Purple ... 182 

Wood 132 

Melilot 80 

Mercury 103 

Mignonette 13 

Milfoil 60 

Milkwort 16 

Mint • 82 

Mistletoe 51 

Mithridate Fe^iterwort 13 
Mosnchia, Upright ... 18 

Money-wort 91 

Oomish 77 

Moschatel 51 

Mountain Stone Parsley 47 
Mouse-ear Ohiokweed 18 

Mugwort 52,60 

MuUem 74 

White 75 

Mustard 8 

Garlick 10 

Hedge 9 



• • ■ *• • 



N. 
Narcissus ... 

Navew 

Needle Furze 
Nettle 

Dead 
Nightshade 

Enchanter's 

Nipplewort 



••• ••• ••• 



■•• ••• •■• 



... 118 
... 9 
28 
.. 104 
86 
74 
40 
65 



O. 



Oak... 
Oat ... 
Oat-grasa 
False 

Orache 

Orchis 

Orpine 



••• ••■ ••• 



••• ••• ••• 



••• ■•• 



•«• ••• 



... 105 

... 13L 

... 131 

... 182 

... 97 

... 115 

... 42 



164 



IKDEZ. 



OsioT • 107 

Oz-eyo 59 

Oz-lip 90 

Ox-tonc^ue 66 



P. 

PUIBT 

Panuej, Oom 

Fools ... 

Hedffe ... 

Piert ... 

Water Dropwort 
Pannip, Oommon 

' V/O wf ... 

Water 

Peurlwort 

PePi tory 
Pennywort ... 
Pepjporwori ... 
Periwinkle ... 
Pendoaria ... 
Petty Whin... 
PheaBanf B Eye 
Pimpernel ... 

Bastard 
Plantain 

Water 



• • • • « ■ 



Ploughman's Spikenard 63 

Polypoddr 

Pondweed 

Homed 

Poplar, White ... 

Black 

Pcropy 

xeUow Homed. . . 

Primrose 

Privet 

Porslane, Sea 

Water 



16 
44 

47 
49 
86 
46 
48 
48 
44 
20 

104 
43 
13 
71 

101 

28 

1 

91 
91 
93 

113 



141 

111 

112 

106 

106 

6 

6 

90 

71 

98 

89 



Q. 



Quaking Grass 134 



E. 






Radish, Wild 


• •• • 


.. 8 


Bagged Robin 


• • • • 


.. 18 


Ragwort 


• • ■ • 


.. 62 


Rampion .... 


• •• 


.. 69 




..." . 


.. 120 


Rattle, Red... 


• • • > 


.. 80 


Yellow .. 


... 


.. 80 


Red-berried Bryony . 


.. 42 


Reed 




.. 130 


Rest Harrow 




.. 29 


Ribbon Grass 




.. 128 


Rock Cress ... 




.. 11 


Rose ... 




.. 14 


Rocket, Yellow 




.. 11 


Rose, Dog ... 




.. 38 


Burnet 




.. 88 


Ruppia 

Rush 




.. 112 




.. 121 


Flowering 




.. 114 


Wood ... 




.. 120 


Rye Grass ... 


• • • 


.. 137 



s. 

Sage, Wood 87 

Sainfoin 33 

Saint John's Wort ... 22 

Salad Burnet 36 

hallow 107, 108 

Saltwort, Black 92 

Samphire 48 

Marsh 95 

Sand Brassica 9 

Sandwort 20 

Spurrey 21 

Saniiue, Wood 43 

Sauce-aJone 10 

Saw-wort 67 

Saxifrage 42 

Golden 43 

Meadow 47 

Scabious 65 

Field 55 

Sea Beet 95 

Blite ... 94 

Hard Grass 137 

Heath 16 

I^ale 8 

Larender 92 

Pink ... 92 

Purslane , 98 

Radish 8 

Starwort 64 

Sedge 1<£3 

Selfheal 84 

She^erd's Purse ... 13 

x^eedle 50 

Shield Fern 140 

Silver Weed 37 

SkuU-cap 84 

•sloe ... ... od 

Small-Reed, Wood ... ISO 

Snapdragon 76 

Sneesewort Yarrow ... 60 

Snowdr^ 118 

Soapwori 17 

Soft Grass 132 

Sorrell, Oommon 100 

Wood 26 

Sow Thistle 67, 68 

Spearwort 3 

Speedwell ... 77, 78, 76 
Spikenard,Ploughman's 63 

Spindle Tree 27 

Spleenwort 139 

Spurge 102 

Spurrey ; 21 

Sandwort 21 

SquiraDcy-wort 53 

Star Thistle 58 

Starwort 41 

Bea ... ... ... ... 04 

Stichwort 19 

Stonecrop 42 

Stone Parsley 47 

Wort, Hedge ... 44 

Stork's Bill 26 

Strawberry, Barren ... 36 
Wild 37 



Snooory 65 

Dw^eoe ..• ... ... ••• V 

Sweet Alyssum 12 

Scented Tonal 

Grass 128 

Swine's dress IS 

Sycamore 27 

T. 
Tamarisk 22 

X&iZlB^ ••• ••• ■•• ••« 

X tXlOoX ••■ !•• ••• ••• 

ThaleOress 11 

Thistle 55 

Oarline 57 

Thrift ... 92 

Thyme 82 

Basil * 83 

Water 114 

Timothy Grass 129 

Toad-Flax ; 76 

Bastard 102 

Toad Rush 122 

Tormentil 36 

Traveller's Joy 1 

Tree Mallow 23 

Trefoil 30,31 

Tutsan 22 

Tway Blade 117 

V. 



Upright Mosnchia 


... 18 


Rest Harrow 


... 29 


V. 






Vernal Grass 


• •• 


... 128 


Vervain 


• •• 


... 81 


Vetch 


• •• 


... 32 


Bitt«r ... 


■ *• 


... 34 


Hairy ... 


• «• 


... 33 


Vetchling ... 


• ■ • 


... 34 


Violet, Sweet 


• • • 


... 14 


Dame's ... 


• • • 


... 10 


D09 


• • • 


... 15 


Hairy ... 


• •• 


... 14 


Water ... 


• • • 


... 90 


Wood ... 


• •• 


.. 15 


Viper's Bngloss 


• •• 


... 87 


W. 






Wall Barley... 


• •• 


... 137 


Rue 


• •• 


... 139 


Wallflower ... 


• ■ • 


... 10 


Water Blinks 


■ • • 


... 2L 


Cress... 


« •• 


... 12 


Crowfoot 


* • ■ 


... 2 


Dropwort 


• •■ 


...46 


Lily ... 
M^oil 


• • • 


... 5 


• ■ • 


... 40 


Parsnip 


• « « 


44,45 


Pepper 


••• 


... 101 


Plantain 


• •• 


... 113 


Purslane 


• •• 


... 39 


Starwort 


• •• 


... 41 


Thyme 


• •• 


... 114 


Violet 


• • • 


... 90 



WaTf aring Tree 

Weld 

White LjohniB 
Whitethorn ... 
Whitlow Graas 
Wild Medlar... 

Willow 

Willow Herb 
Winter Grese 
WoodBetonj 





INDEX. 






. ... 61 


Woodbine 


• •• 


52 


. ... U 


Woodmff 


.-.* 


53 


. ... 17 


Wood Anemone ... 


■ •• 


1 


. ... 38 


AvenB 


• • • 


87 


. ... 12 


Bnsh 


• • • 


120 


. ... 38 


DS^jO ••• ••• 


• • 


87 


. ... 106 


Sanicle 


• •■ 


43 


. ... 39 


Small Beed 


■ ■• 


130 


. ... 11 


Sorrel 


• • • 


26 


. ... 85 


Wormwood 


• •• 


eo 



165 





... 85 


WjchBlm 


... 105 


Y. 




Tarrow 


... 60 


Yellow VnmitoiT 


... 7 


Battle 


... 80 


Bocket 


... 11 


AwvV ••• ••• ••• 


... 106 




164 



INDEX. 



Oner 

OX'Up 
Ox-tongue 



■• ■ ••• 



• • • • ■ • 



■•• •• • 



•■• ••• ••• 



.. 107 
.. 59 
.. 90 
66 



• • ■ • ■ • 



P. 

Pftni^ 

Panlej, Oom 

Fools 

Hedge 

Piert 

Water Dropwort 
Panmip, Common 

^^O vT ■•• ••• 

¥V B>il0& ••• ••• 

Pearlwort 

PelUtory 

Pennywort 

Pepjperwort 

Periwinkle 

Pendcaria 

Petty Whin 

Pheaaant's Eye .. 
Pimpernel 

Bastaixl 
Plantain 

Water 



• ■ • • •* 



• • • • • • 



15 
44 
47 
49 
S6 
46 
48 
48 
44 
20 

104 
43 
13 
71 

101 

28 

1 

91 
91 
93 

113 



Plonghman'B Spikenard 63 

Polypoddy 141 

Pondweed Ill 

Homed 112 

Poplar, White 106 

Black 106 

PopOT 6 

YeUow Homed 6 

Piimroee 90 

Priyet 71 

Purslane, Sea 98 

Water 89 



Quaking Grass 

E. 
Badish, Wild ... 
Bagged Bobin ... 

Bagwort 

Bampion 

Bamsons 

Battle, Bed 

Yellow 

Bed-berried Bryony 

XvvOU ■•• •■• ••• 

Best Harrow 
Bibbon Grass 

Book Cress 

Bose 

Bocket, YeUow ... 

Bose, Dog 

Burnet ... 

Buppia 

Bush 

Flowering 

Wood ... 
Bye Grass ... 



•■• •• • 



... 134 



8 

18 

62 

69 

120 

80 

80 

42 

130 

29 

128 

]1 

14 

11 

88 

88 

112 

121 

114 

120 

137 



S. 

Sage, Wood 87 

Sainfoin 83 

Saint John's Wort ... 22 

Salad Burnet 36 

hallow 107-,108 

Saltwort, Black 92 

Samphire .•• 48 

Marsh 95 

Sand Brassioa 9 

Sandwort 20 

Spurrey 21 

Saniole, Wood 43 

Sauoe-alone 10 

Saw-wort 57 

Saxifrage 42 

Golden 43 

Meadow 47 

Scabious 55 

Field 55 

Sea Beet 95 

Bute ... v4r 

Hard Grass 137 

Heath 16 

jxaie ... o 

Larender 92 

Pink ... 92 

Purslane , 98 

Badish 8 

Starwort 64 

SecU^e 1<!3 

Selfheal 84 

Shej^erd's Purse ... 13 

x7eedle 50 

Shield Fern 140 

Silver Weed 37 

SkuU-cap 84 

Sloe 35 

Small-Eeed, Wood ... ISO 

Snapdragon 76 

Sneesewort Yarrow ... 60 

Snowdrra 118 

Soapwort 17 

Soft Grass 132 

Sorrdl, Common 100 

Wood 26 

Sow Thistle 67,68 

Spearwort 8 

Speedwell ... 77, 78, 76 
Spikenard,Ploughmaa's 63 

Spindle Tree 27 

Spleenwort 139 

Spurge 102 

Sirarrey 21 

Sandwort 21 

Squirancy-wort 53 

StarThistle 58 

Starwort 41 

COUf ••• ••• ••■ •■• v«l 

Stiohwort 19 

Stonecrop 42 

Stone Parsley 47 

Wort, Hedge ... 44 

Stork's Bill 26 

Strawberry, Barren ... 36 

Wild 37 



Succory ... ... 65 

Owocie ... ... ••. •*• ^ 

Sweet Alyssum 12 

Scented Yemal 

Grass 128 

Swine's Cress 13 

Sycamore 27 



T. 



Tamarisk ... 




... 22 


Tansy 

Teasel 




... 59 
... 54 


Thale Cress ... 




... U 


Thistle 




... 55 


Carline ... 




... 57 


Thrift 




... 92 


Thyme 




... 82 


BasU ... 




...•83 


Water ... 




... 114 


Timol^ Grass 
Toad-Flax :.. 




...129 




... 76 


Bastard 




... 102 


Toad Bush ... 




... 122 


Tormentil ... 




... 36 


Traveller's Joy 




... 1 


Tree Mallow 




... 23 


Trefoil 




30,31 


Tutsan 




... 22 


Tway Blade... 




... 117 


V. 






Upright Mosnohia 


... 18 


Best Harrow 


... 29 


V. 






Yerasl Grass 


• •• 


... 128 


Yervain 


• •• 


... 81 


Yetch 


■ •• 


... 82 


Bitter ... 


• •• 


... 34 


Hairy ... 


«•• 


... 38 


Yetchling ... 


• • • 


... 34 


Yiolet, Sweet 


• •• 


... 14 


Dame's ... 


• ■ ■ 


... 10 


Doff 


■ ■ • 


... 15 


Hairy ... 


• * • 


... 14 


Water ... 


• ■ • 


... 90 


Wood ... 


■ •» 


.. 15 


Yiper's Bugloss 


• • • 


... 87 


W. 






WaJl Barley... 


• •• 


...137 


Bue 


• • • 


... 139 


Waimower ... 


• • • 


... 10 


Water Blinks 


■ « • 


... 21 


Cress... 


• •• 


... 12 


Crowfoot 


• • • 


... 2 


Dropwort 


• •• 


... 46 


LilT ... 
M^oU 


■ • • 


... 5 


• • • 


... 40 


Parsnip 


• •• 


44,45 


Pepper 


«•• 


... 101 


Plantain 


• •• 


... 113 


Purslane 


• •• 


39 


Starwort 


• ■• 


... 41 


Thyme 


• •• 


... 114 


Yiolet 


• •• 


... 90 



INDEX. 



165 



Wa/f aring Tree 

Weld 

White LychnlB 
Whitethorn ... 
Whitlow Grass 

Wild Medlar 

Willow 

Willow Herb 
Winter Cress 
WoodBetony 





51 




U 




17 




38 




12 




38 




106 




39 




11 




85 



Woodbine 


■ «• 


52 


WoodruflE 


/•• 


53 


Wood Anemone ... 


• •• 


1 


ATens 


• •« 


37 


Rush 


• •• 


120 


Da^j0 *•• «•• 


• « 


87 


Saniole 


• •• 


43 


Small Seed 


• •• 


130 


Sorrel 


• •• 


26 


Wormwood 


• •• 


eo 



Wonnd-wort 


... 85 


WjchBlm 


... 105 


T. 


-* 


Yarrow 


... 60 


Yellow Fomitorr 


... 7 


Battle 


... 80 


Rocket 


... U 


Xw»f ••• ••• ••• 


... 108 




GEO. P. BACON, LIWB8. 



NATURAL HISTORY PAPERS, &o., 



By F. C. S. BOPEE, P.L.S., Ac. 



1. SOME OBSEBYATIONS OK THE DIATOMAGKfi 

OF THE THAMES Mio. Jour., Vol. 2, 1854. 

2. NOTES ON SOME NEW SPECIES AND VARIETIES 

OF BRITISH DIATOMAOEiB Mio. Jour., Vol. 6, 1858. 

3. ON THE GENUS BIDDULPHIA AND ITS AFFI- 

NITIES Mic. Jour., Vol. 7, 1858. 

4. ON ACTINOCYLUS AND EUPODISCUS Mio. Jour., Vol. 8, 185©. 

5. ON TRIGERATIUM ARCTICUM Mio. Jour., Vol. 8, 1860. 

6. ON THE GENUS LIGMOPHORA Mio. Jour., New Ser., 

Vol. 3, 1863. 

7. CATALOGUE OF WORKS ON THE MICROSCOPE 

AND ON MICROSCOPICAL SUBJECTS ... Privately printed, 1865. 

8. ON THE DECAPOD CRUSTACEA THAT HAVE 

BEEN FOUND ON THE COAST AT 

EASTBOURNE Privately printed, 1867. 

9. NOTES ON A FLINT PEBBLE Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proo., 1870. 

10. ON THE BLUE STRIPED WRASSE Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1870. 

11. ON THE POLYZOA FOUND AT EASTBOURNE ... Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proo., 1870. 

12. ON DTSIDEA FRAGILIS, A SPECIES OF SPONGE Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proo., 1870. 

13. ON THE INHABITANTS OF AN OYSTER SHELL Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1871. 

14. ON THE SPECIES OF HEPATICiB FOUND IN 

THE EASTBOURNE DISTRICT Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1871. 

15. NOTES ON THE GENUS LEMNA Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1872. 

16. ON THE WALL PELLITORY, PARIETARIA 

OFFICINALIS Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1873. 

17. ON THE FLORA OF EASTBOURNE, AS COM- ' 

PARED WITH THAT OF SOUTH WEST 

SURREY Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1873. 

18. WHAT IS CHALK ? Eastbourne Nat. Higt. 

Proo., 1873. 

19. ON DICHiBNA RUGOSA, Fries, IS IT A LICHEN 

OR A FUNGUS? Eaatboume Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1874. 

20. NOTE ON SOME MOSSES NEW TO OUR LOCAL 

FLORA Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1874. 

21. ON THE FLORA OP EASTBOURNE AS COM- 

PARED WITH THAT OF WEST KENT 

AND WEST SURREY Eastbourne Nat. Hist. 

Proc., 1874, 



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