PEOF C. C. BABIIfGTON^ ON THE FLOBA OF ICELAND. 315 



Glieinann has Ap. Taraxaci and Jledypnois Taraxaci^ both on 

 the authority of Hooker; but he is in error, for Hooker has 

 only the latter name. 



170, Leontodon Taraxacum, lAnn. — K. 



Common nearly throughout the island, G. Reykjavik, B. Hafnar- 



fjord, S. ; Holar, B, G. Seythisfjord, Sy. ! 



G-liemann has alao L, palustre on the authority of Morck, 

 The plant which I gathered resembles the Tax. officinale 

 obliquum of Tries. Its phyllaries are all nearly similar in shape. 

 Those of the outer row are rather broader than the others ; they 

 are erect with flowers, but become patent and lax with fruit, 

 The leaves are broad, with two or three large runcinate teeth 

 towards the tip, and many smaller ones below. Is it the Z. 

 pTiymafocarpum of Vahl in * Fl. Dan.' (t. 2298) ? Lange con- 

 siders the specimen from Iceland in Herb. Hornemann to be L. 

 palustre, 



I7I- Crepis pr.^morsa, Tansch, — K, 



Solander states that he found it at HafuarQord. It is included 

 in all the lists from the time of Konig; but no localities are 

 recorded. Vahl doubts its claims to be in them. 



[Benguerel includes Sieracium (Crepis) sibiricum,'] 



172. HiERACIUM PXLOSELLA, LinU. — K, 



Hafnarfjord, S. Briamsloek, S. 



173. H. FLOBIBUNDUM, Wimm,, Fr, 

 Stadarfell, St. Snaefells-Syssel, Kr. 



174. H. Auricula, Linn.—K. 

 HafnarQord, S. ! Myvatn, M. 



-H". aurantiacum (Linn.) is recorded by Gliemann on the au- 

 thority of Morck. Vahl doubts its presence. 



175. II. ALPiNUM, Linn. — K. 



Geysirs, B. Stappen, Mk. Stadarfell, St. 



My solitary specimen seems to belong to the II. holosericeiim 

 (Backh.), which I believe to be distinct from the true //, al- 

 pinum. 



176. II. c-EsiUM, Fr.—Hj. 



This is the S. Lawsoni of my list, the H. murorum of most 

 of the other lists. 



Reykjavik, Wiidoe, and Reynivalla-hals, B. Eyjafjord, C. ! Seythis- 

 Qord, Sy. \ Groenahlid and Briamsloek, St. Almannagja, Kr. 



There seems no reason to doubt that we have all gathered the 



