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Sagina procumbeus. Pearlwort. Common. 
Arenaria serpyllifolia. Thyme-leaved Sandwort. Birtle, J. P. 
A. trinervis. Three nerved 8. Common. 
Cerastium vulgatum. Mouse-ear chickweed. Common. 
Stellaria media. Chickweed. Common. 
S. uliginosa. Bog stitchwort. Common. 
8. Holostea. Greater stitchwort. Common. 
Spergula arvensis. Yarr. Common. 
Order Hypericacee. The St. John’s Wort Family. 
Hypericum quadrangulum. St. Peter’s wort. Near Buckhurst school, J. P. Ains 
worth, J. T. W. 
H. humifusum. Trailing St. John’s wort. Near Buckhurst school, J. P. 
H. pulchrum. Pretty St. John’s wort. Bamford wood. 
Order Linacee. The Flax Family. 
Linum catharticum. Mountain Flax. On hill pastures. Common. 
Order Malvaceae. The Mallow Family. 
Malva sylvestris, Mallow. Hudcar and elsewhere as a garden weed; not other- 
wise common. 
*M. verticillata. From cotton refuse. 
Order Tiliacee. The Lime Family. 
Tilia europea. Lime tree. Does not seem to flower close to the town, but freely 
at Limefield. 
Order Geraniacee. The Crane’s bill Family. 
Geranium Robertianum. Herb Robert. Bamford wood. 
G. dissectum. Jagged Crane's bill. Lees, J.P. Chesham. 
Oxalis Acetosella. Wood-sorrel. Common. 
Order Polygalacee. The Milkwort Family. 
Polygala vulgaris. Milkwort. Common. 
Order Aceracee. The Maple Family. 
Acer Pseudo-platanus. Sycamore. Commonly cultivated, and withstands smoke 
well. 
Sous-crass II.—Calycifiores. Stamens around or upon the Pistil. 
Order Leguminose. The Leguminous Family. 
Ulex europzus. Gorse. Common. . 
Genista tinctoria. Dyer’s green-weed. Springside, J. P. 
G. anglica. Needle-whin. Near Buckhurst school, J. P. 
Ononis arvensis. Rest-harrow. Lees, J. P. 
Medicago maculata. Spotted Medick. Hudcar. 
Trifolium pratense. Honeysuckle Clover. Common. 
T. medium. Cow C. Common. 
T. repens. White C. Common. : ; 
T. procumbeus. Lesser Trefoil. Spring Side, J. P. 
T. filiforme. Least T. Common. 
Lotus corniculatus. Bird’s-foot T. Common. 
Vicia hirsuta. Tare. Springs, J. P. 
V.Cracca. Tufted Vetch, Common. 
V. sativa. Fodder V. Not uncommon. Brandlesome. 
Lathyrus Aphaca. Yellow Vetchling. Appeared once as a garden weed at Hudoar. 
L. pratensis. Meadow V. Chesham, Ringley, &e. Common, __ 
L. macrorrhizus. Bitter Vetch. Common. Dunsters, T. C. Birtle Dean. 
*Scorpiurus sulcata. Caterpillars. From cotton refuse. 
