128 SKETCH OF THE FLORA OF IPS\^ ICH. 



OXALIDACE.E. 



OxALis Acetosella. Woods, local. 



CELASTRACEiE. 



EuoNYMus europcBus, Woods and hedge-rows. 



AQUIFOLIACE^. 



Ilex Aquifolium. Woods and hedge-rows, common. 



LEGUMINOSiE OR FABACE.^. 



Ulex europceus. Heaths, common. 



Ononis arvensis. Fields at Walton, common. 



Anthyllis vulneraria. Chalky meadows. 



Trifolium repens. \ 



pratense. i Fields, common. 



— arvense. j 



— fragiferum. Plentiful in several pastures. 

 procumbens. Road- sides, common. 



Lotus corniculatus. Pastures, common. 

 O R^ IT H ovv s perpusillus. Heaths, local. 

 Vic I A sylvatica. Hedges. 



sativa. Field-sides. 



sepium. Field-sides and hedges. 



Ervum tetraspermum. Road-sides, local. 



hirsutum. Road-sides, local. 



Lathyrus Nissolia. Fields, very local. 



pratensis. Field-sides, common. 



" palustris. Moist meadows and woods, not uncommon. 



ROSACEA. 



Spirjea Ulmaria. Sides of the Gipping, &c., common. 



Filipendula. Woods, local. 



Geum urbanum. Woods and field-sides, common. 

 RuBus ccBsius. Hedges. 



fruticosm. Hedges, common. 



Fragaria vesca. Woods, common. 



ToRMENTiLLA officinalis. Heaths, common. 



PoTENTiLLA unserina. Fields ; sides of the Gipping, common. 



argentea. Road-sides. 



vema. Sandy fields, rather local. 



Agrimonia Eupatoria. Sides of the River Gipping, common. 

 Rosa canina. Road- and field-sides and hedges, common. 



Eglanteria. Hedges, prohably introduced. 



AMYGDALE^. 



Prunus Cerasus. Hedge-rows, occasionally. 



spinosa. Hedges, common. 



VOMEM. 



CRATiEGUS Oxyacantha. Hedges, common. 

 Pyrus Malus.' Woods at Freston. 



SANGUISORBEiE. 



Alchemilla arvensis. Sandy fields, very common. 



