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branched stem, longer inlernodes, small and quite glabrous leaves, 

 rather short and small capsule and dark-coloured stem and leaves. 



70. Pedicularis palustris L. 



71. Veronica alpina L. 



Kuno: not rare at higli levels. f. i. Nakken (R. R.). 



72. V. beccabunga L. 

 f V. hederifolia L. 



73. V. fruticans Crantz; V. saxatilis Scop. A very interesting 

 discovery for the flora. 



Kai so: Mountain nortli of Husum, ab. 500 M. (E. T.). 



74. V. offlcinalis L., and f. glabrata Fristedt. 



75. V. serpyllifolia L. 



As mentioned in my list (1. c. p. 57) there occurs in the hills a 

 variety: var. Borealis Læstad., which is easily distinguised from the 

 main species by its denser clothing of the short raceme, lower growth 

 and bright-blue corollas. The clothing consists of a pubescense of 

 short crisped hairs, among which longer patent hairs, partly glan- 

 dular, especially in the flower-stalks, occur. L. M. Neuman (Sveriges 

 Flora, 1901, p. 132) considers this form as a separate species, viz. 

 V. borealis (Læstad.) Neuman, and I should think he is right in so 

 doing. It is probably identical with V. hnmifiisa Dickson. 



Besides from the Færoes, where this form is rather common 

 in the hills, I have seen specimens from Lapland (collected by Læ- 

 stadius), from the Alps, the Apennines and the higher mountains of 

 North America (especially in British Columbia). It seems therefore 

 to have a wide range of distribution. 



Fam. XVL VACCINIACEAE. 



76. Vacclnium myrtillus L., and f. pijgmaea Ostf. 



77. V. uliginosum L., and f. microphylla (Lge.). 



78. V. vitis idaea L. 



S t r. : Between Leinum and Kvalvig, fruiting in Aug. 1 900 (accord. to E. T.). 



B. Choripetalae. 

 Fam. XVIL CALLITRICHACEAE. 



79. Callitriche autumnalis L. 



80. C. hamulata Kutz. 



In my preliminary list (Botan. Tids., vol. 22, 1898, p. 140) I have 

 reported C. pedunciilata D. C. from the Færoes, while in my list in 

 Bot. Færoes, vol. I (p. 59) I have altered it to C. hamulata. I now 



