82 OXALIDACE^.—LINACE^. 



3. E. marltlmum X' Herit. 



Sandy shores, and waste ground near the sea— rare. Fl. June and July. 



Down— Sands about Newcastle, and plentiful on the sandy shores about 



Kirkiston ; Templeton. Shore opposite Gunn's Island, and at 



Portlabar noii:h of St. John's Point, also on roadside halfway 



between Rathmullen and TyreUa ; S.A.S. 



Antrim— Glenarm, and Ballycastle; Flor. Ulst. Abundant in a field 



below Whiteabbey ; Cyb. Sib. 

 Deny — Castlerock; Flor. Ulst. 



ORDiiB XY. oxaXiZBAcba:. 



OXAIiZS Zinn, "Wood Sorrel. 



1. O. acetosella Zinn. 



"Woods, and damp shady bartks — common. Fl. April and May. 

 Ascends to 2200 feet in Deny ; D.M. 



Order X'V^I. I. z IT A C E JE . 



KZXrUM Zinn. Flax. 



1. Xi. cathartlcum Zinn. Purging Flax. 



Heaths, dry banks, upland pastures, and sandhills— common, and 

 abundant. Fl. mid. June till mid. Sept. 



RADZOZiA Gmelin. 



1. R. llnoldes {Zinn.) Gmel. (R. millegrana Sm.) Allseed, 

 Gravelly and sandy shores, and gravelly waste ground —rare, and usually 

 by the coast. Fl. Jime — Aug. 



Down North and east side of Holywood warren, 1797, and plentiful 



about Ballygowan Lough, 1801 ; Templeton. In boggy 

 stations along the sides of rivers about Kilkeel, and on the 

 sands at Murlough ; Wade Ear. "Wet sandy groimd by the 

 riverside below Kilkeel ; Ir. Flor. Bangor, Newtownards ; 

 Floi\ Ulst. Sandy shore north of Greencastle, Magherascouse, 



