iSii Mr. Dillwyn's Catalogue of the more rare Plants^ &c. 



tide I found it on the rocks oppofite Shakefpear's Cliff near low 



water mark. 

 Fucus loreus. Abounds on the fliore after florms. 



edulh. Rocks near the Caves, plentifully. 



plufiwfus. Rocks about Dover, common, 



noihfus. Rocks at Folkftone, abundantly. 



Fllum. On the Dover beach only after ftorms. 



radiatus, 1 With many of the more common fpecies, on the 



confervoides. rocks about Dover. Between F. confirvoides 



— ■ — fubfujais, )• and F. albldus I can find no fpecific difFer- 



art'iculatm. j encc, and I believe F. Opuniia is only F. arU" 



Opuntia. J culatus in a young ftate. 



Ulva dichotoma* 



— rubra, J 



Conferva equlfet folia. 



* ■ verficillata, 



• ■ « -fucico/a. 



• eJongata. 



— c'lliata. 



— ■ nodulfa. 



dlaphana. 



'" hjoides. 



Arc fometimes found on the beach at Dover. 



With many of the more common fpecies, are 

 frequently met with on the Dover rocks 

 and beach, as well as feveral which, in the 

 prefent ftate oi our knowledge of this 

 genus, cannot be arranged. 



gdatinofa. In the rivulet which runs acrofs the Vi<3:u ai- 

 ling-Office yard, and other places about Dover. 



glomeraia. About the wooden bridge a little beyond Bufhy 



Rough. ^, __ 



Agarkus pfitt acinus. Wood near Raddigund's Abbey. 



variuu Var. 6, of Withering, as alfo one agreeing with 



Van 7. except in having the pileus white, and 



Pe-dxa infiexa, in the fame wood near Raddigund's Abbey. 



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