APPENDIX. 3O9 



Alopecurus myosuroides (p. 122). Railway bank, Hipper- 

 holme. 



Agrostis canina (p. 122). Native. Rishworth moors. 



Aira carvophyllea (p. 1 23). Colonist. Railway banks, 

 Hipperholme and Wyke. 



A. precox (p. 123). Frequent on borders of moorland roads 

 (e.g., Booth Dean) and on moor edges. 



Deschampsia flexuosa (p. 123). Very common in dry woods, 

 on clough slopes, and in moorland pastures. 



Holcus lanatus (p. 1 23). In damper situations than H. mollis, 

 as in damp woods, on the edge of the canal and dams. 



Trisetum pratexse (p. 123). In many meadows about Wyke 

 and Hipperholme ; also at Elland, and on the banks of 

 Cold Edge dams, at 1200 ft. 



Phragmites communis (p. 124). A doubtful record; probably 

 Phalaris arundinacea was intended. 



Festuca rigida, Kunth — 91. Colonist. Railway bank, Hip- 

 perholme, in 1900 and 1903. 



Bvomits stcvilis (p. 128). Not Native, always of casual occur- 

 rence. 



CRYPTOGAM/A. 



FILICES. 



Asplenium Adiantum-nigrum (p. 132). 1903, Several small 

 specimens on a Avail near Lumb Mill, Calder Galley. — 

 /. Need ham. 

 Athyrium Filix-fcemixa (p. 134). 



Var. rh^ticum. Not uncommon: Turner Wood, Rish- 

 worth ; Stanelly Clough, &c. 

 Yar. incisum. Stanelly Clough. 



Yar. OYatum, Roth. Pecket Wood and Stanelly Clough. 

 Var. fissidens, Moore. 1892-3, Higher Greenwood. 

 Var. Foxtoni, Lowe. 1892, Under Foulds Hill, Hard- 

 castle — J. Need ha 111. 

 Lastrjea Filix-mas var. affixis (p. 137). Pecket Wood. 

 L. spixulosa (p. 137). Omit Ainley Wood. 



CHARACE^. 

 Nitella flexilis, Agardh- — 24. 1904, For at least twelve years 

 in a pool at Spring Wood, between West Yale and 

 Stainland. — /. H. Bolton, teste W. West. Abundant in 

 the dam at Bowers Mill, Blackburn valley. 



MUSCI. 

 Catharixea uxdulata (p. 157), var. minor, W. & M. 1902, 



Near quarry, roadside, Pecket Wood. 

 Polytrichum juniperinum (p. 1 59). Green Hurst, Crims- 



worth Dean. 

 Fissidexs osmundoides (p. 172). 1902, Horse Clough, above 



Lumb Fall, Crimsworth Dean. 



