64 UMBELLIFER^. 



ABITATrTBE Linn. AVater Dhopwort. 



1. <E. flstulosa Linn. 



Marslies, ditches, and wet meadows — rare. Fl. July and Aug. 

 Down— Abundant in several places by tbe Newry canal from Newry 



northwards ; S.A.S. 

 Antrim — Portmore wood ; Templeton, 1798. Between Lisbm-n and Lough 



Neagh ; G. C. Hyndmany 1830. The Carrickfergus and Rath- 



lin locaKties of Flor. Ulst. are most likely eiTors. 

 Deny — Frequent by the Bann, and in wet meadows near Bellarena and 



other places ; D.M. Abundant on the marshy margin of the 



Bann at Coleraine ; S.A.S. 



2. <E. ]Lachenalll Gmel. 



Salt marshes— rare. Fl. July and Aug. 

 Down — Holywood warren ; Templeton, 1810. Victoria Park, Kinnegar 



at Holywood, also Bangor, and Groomsport ; Flor. Belf. 



Plentiful by the shore for two or three miles on each side of 



Ardglass, and at upper end of the bay at Clough, also at 



Sydenham sparingly ; S.A.S. 

 Antrim — By the Lagan canal below the first lock ; Templeton^ and Flor. 



Belf. 

 Derry — Mouth of the Roe, and abundant by the Bannfoot ; D.M. 



3. <E. crocata Linn. 



Ditches, and banks of rivers and streams— common. Fl. mid, June 

 till end of Aug. 



4. (E. pbellandrlum Lamk. Horsebane. 

 Muddy ditches— frequent. Fl. mid. June till mid. Aug. 



Down — Newry canal, and by the Lagan above and below Moira; S.A.S. 



Saul dam near Downpatrick ; C. Lickson. 

 Antrim — By the Lagan canal near Belfast; Templeton, 1797 (still there). 



Portmore; B.N.F.C, 1872. Selshan bogs, and by the river 



Bann; S.A.S. Crumlin waterfoot ; T.H.C. 

 Derry — Frequent by the Bann, and Lough Beg; D.M. Abundant by 



the Bann near Portglenone; S.A.S. 



.STHUSA Linn. 



1. 2!. cynaplum Linn. Fool's Parsley. 



Fields, and waste groimd in sandy soil — not common. Fl. July and 

 Aug. 



Down — Holywood, and Sydenham ; Flor. Belf. Cultra, Stormount, and 

 Knocknagoney ; S.A.S. Clandeboye; R.Ll.P. 



