62 ADDITIONAL HABITATS FOR SOME OP THE 



ALLIUM VINEALE. Banks of the Eye, near Ayton House, Mr A. 

 Carr. 



BLYSMUS COMPRESSUS. Side of Whiteadder above and below Clari- 

 bad Mill ; and very plentiful in a bog a little west of Blanerne House, 

 Mr R. Dunlop. 



CAREX LJEVIGATA. In the brushwood at the base of Yevering Bell, 

 with C. remota et paniculata, Dr Johnston. 



LEMNA TRISULCA. Pond behind Heughhead farm-house, Mr A. Can. 



LISTERA OVATA. Banks of the Eye at Coveyheugh, Mr A. Carr. 



ORCHIS CONOPSEA. Banks about Coldingham Lough, and the mill- 

 pond of Northfield, Dr Johnston. 



SCIRPUS LACUSTRIS. Femeyrig Bog, Dr R. D. Thomson. 



SCIRPUS SYLVATICUS. Birgham Wood, Dr R. D. Thomson. Banks 

 of the Eye, below East Reston, Mr A. Carr. 



TYPHA LATIFOLIA. In an old marl-pit at Craig's-walls, Mr Hender- 

 son. In a pond near Crumstane, plentiful, Mr R. Dunlop. 



TRITICUM CANINUM. Whiteadder at Hutton Hall, Dr R. D. Thom- 

 son. 



CRYPTOGAMOUS. 



ASPIDIUM OREOPTERIS. Edmonstone Dean, Dr Johnston. 



ASPIDIUM ANGULARE. Dunglass, and Cockburnspath Tower Deans, 

 Rev. A. Baird. 



ASPIDIUM ACULEATUM. Dunglass Dean, Miss Hunter. Twizelglen, 

 Miss E. Bell. 



BOTRYCHIUM LUNARIA. On the inoor above Mayfield, plentiful, Mr 

 R. Dunlop. 



POLYPODIUM DRYOPTERIS. Lamington Dean, abundant, Mr Hender- 

 son. Edmonstone Dean, in great profusion, also on Yevering Bell, Dr 

 Johnston. 



ANOMODON VITICULOSUM. Pease Dean, in fruit, Rev. A. Baird. 



HOOKERIA LUCENS. Boggy places on Dirrington, and in Langton 

 Lees' Cleugh, Mr T. Brown. Dunglass Dean, abundant, Rev. A. 

 Baird. 



HYPNUM UNCINATUM. Near Buncle, Mr T. Brown. 



HYPNUM ALOPECURUM. In fruit in Langton Lees' Cleugh, Mr T. 

 Brown : and, in Pease Dean, Rev. A. Baird. 



ORTHOTRICHUM PULCHELLUM. At Longformacus, and near Gaving- 

 ton, Mr T. Brown. Cockburnspath Tower Dean, Dr Johnston. 



ANTHOCEROS PUNCTATUS. In a field east of Buncle, with Ricia 

 glauca, Mr T. Brown. 



POLYTRICHUM URiNGERUM. Near Foggo, Mr T. Brown. 



PARHELIA AQUILA. Rocks at Sweet-hope, and Hairy-heugh, Mr T. 

 Brown. 



