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FLORA OF ARROCHAR MOUNTAINS, Io! 
CENANTHE cCRocATA, L. 
Shores of Loch Long, and banks of a stream near Succoth. 
ANGELICA SYLVESTRIS, L. 
Banks of streams and alpine ledges. Common throughout 
the district. Ascends to 2,200 feet on Crois. 
HERACLEUM SPHONDYLIUM, L. 
Common in pastures and fields in the low ground, but does 
not ascend the hills. 
HEDERA HELIX, L. 
Trunks of trees and rocks in the shade. The ivy is very 
abundant wherever the woodland extends, and is occasionally 
met with climbing the ledges of cliffs on the lower parts of the 
hills, but does not ascend to high altitudes. 
Cornus suecica, L. 
Alpine.—I found this species in July of this year at an altitude 
of 2,200 feet on Ben Vorlich. This appears to be the only record 
for these hills, unless the entry in the Brit. Ass. Handbook (B, 
Loch Long, Balfour Ex.) refers to the Arrochar mountains. 
VipurNuM OPputus, L. 
Frequent in the woods on Loch Lomond side. 
LONICERA PERICLYMENUM, L. 
In woods and bushy places. Common along the banks of the 
mountain streams. The limits of its altitudinal range have not 
been determined. 
GALIUM BOREALE, L. 
A mountain species, but descending to low levels. Noted at 
200 feet on the banks of Allt-Sugach. This, however, is perhaps 
exceptional. This is perhaps the most beautiful of our British 
bedstraws, and forms a striking object when in full flower on the 
rock-ledges. It has been found on four of the Arrochar peaks, 
viz., Ben Narnain, Crois, Ben Vane, and Ben Vorlich, attaining 
2,000 feet on the last-named mountain. 
