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474. OC. ensifolia, Rich. Narrow-leaved white Helleborine,—Mr. Southall. 
81.—Nat. order. Iridacese. 
Tris. 
475. I. Pseudacorus, Linn. Flag water Iris. 
82.—Nat. order. Amaryllidacese. 
GALANTHUS. 
476. G. nivalis, Zinn. Snowdrop. Fair Maids of February. 
88.—Nat. order. Dioscoreaceze. 
Tamus. 
477. T. communis, Linn. Common Lady’s Seal. Black Bryony. 
88*.—Nat. order. Trilliaceze. 
Paris. 
478. BP. quadrifolia, Linn. Herb Paris. One Berry. Herb truelove. 
84.—Nat. order. Liliaceze. 
CONVALLARIA. 
479. C. majalis, Z. Lily of the Valley,—Rev. A. Ley. 
‘* Fair flower! than whom the vernal gale 
None fairer wakes on bank or spray ; 
Our England’s Lily of the May, 
Our Lily of the Vale.” 
Sorna. 
480, S, nutans, Sm. Bluebell. Wood Hyacinth. 
ALLIUM. 
481. <A. vineale, ZL. Crow Garlic 
482, A. Schcenoprasum, LZ. Chives. 
483, A. ursinum, Z. Ramsons. 
CoLoHicum. 
484. C. autumnale, Z. Meadow Saffron. 
86.—Nat. order. Juncaces. 
Luzvna. 
485. L. Forsteri, D.C. Narrow-leaved hairy Wood Rush. 
486. LL. pilosa, Willd. Broad-leaved hairy Wood Rush. 
6. Borreri. Borrer’s Wood Rush. 
487. L. sylvatica, Beck. Great Wood Rush. 
488. L. campestris, D.C. Field Wood Rush. 
489. L. multiflora, Hoch. Many-flowered Wood Rush. 
6. congesta. 
JUNCUS. 
490. J. conglomeratus, Z. Common Rush. 
