176 ANNALS OF SCOTTISH NATURAL HISTORY 



S. dichotoma, Ehrh. Leith Docks, one ; Inveresk, two. 



Cerastium dichotomum, L. Leith Docks, one specimen. 



Gypsophila paniculata, L. Near Musselburgh, two or three. 



Claytonia sibirica, L. Craigmillar Quarry, one plant. 



Althcm hirsuta, L. Inveresk, one, June 1904. 



Malva parviflora, L. Slateford, several plants. 



Geranium phtcum, L. Craigmillar Quarry, one. 



Euonymus latifolius, L. Plentiful in Hopetoun woods introduced. 



Lupimts sp. ? Refuse heap, Slateford, a single smallish downy plant ; 



flower pale-bluish white. 



Trigonella polycerata. Led. Slateford, one plant. 

 T. hamosa, L. Leith Docks, two or three. 

 Medicago falcata, L. Inveresk, a few plants. 

 M. orbicularis, All. Inveresk, one, June 1904. 

 M. striata, Bast? St. David's, 1902. Pods unarmed. 

 Melilotus sulcata, Desf. Leith Docks, one plant. 

 M. messanensis, All. Leith Docks, one. 

 Astragalus bceticus, L. Refuse heap, Gorgie, October 1903, one 



plant, with fruit. 

 Coronilla varia, L. Roadside, near Kirkliston. 



Scorpiurus sulcatus, L. Waste ground, Gorgie, not scarce. Seems 



to be this rather than S. subvittosus. 

 Pisuin sativum, L. - - Leith Docks ; Craigmillar ; Slateford, etc. 



The form arvense also frequent. 



Vicia graeilis, Loisel. Slateford, two or three plants. 



V. dasycarpa, Ten. (-varia, Host.). Inveresk, several specimens 

 from this locality submitted to Professor Trail are referred by 

 him to this form rather than to the following. Slateford. 



V. psendo-cracca, Bertol. Leith Docks, one. 



V. tenuifolia, Roth. Inveresk, not scarce. 



V. pannonica, Crantz. Slateford and Inveresk, several. 



V. melanops, Sibth. Slateford, one. 



V. peregrina, L. Leith Docks ; Slateford ; frequent. 



V. calcarata, Desf. Slateford, a few plants. 



V. narbonensis, L. Slateford, not scarce ; Leith Docks. 



V. bithynica, L. Roadside near Kinghorn, one plant ; Inveresk 

 several. 



Lathyrus Ochrus, DC. Slateford, one plant ; Gorgie, several. 



