74 COMPOSITE. 



abundant. Fl. July and Aug. 



Down — Holywood road near "Knocknagoney ; Templeton^ll^l . Marino; 

 Flor. Belf. Abundant between Downpatrick and Strangford ; 

 Flor, Ulst. In profusion in fields by tbe coast from Strang- 

 ford to Dundrum, also at Rostrevor, Castlewellan, Groomsport, 

 Newtownards, and Dundonald; S.A.S. Conlig ; T.H.C. 

 Carrowreagh ; R.Ll.P. 



Antrim — Banks by Lagan canal, and at Carrickfergus ; Flor. Belf. 

 Magberamome, Curran of Lame, and Rathlin ; Flor. XJlst. 

 Abundant on railway banks from Doagh to Cookstown Junc- 

 tion, and at Glenavy ; S.A.S, At Balmoral, and by Crumlin 

 River; T.H.C. 



Derry — Abundant about Moneymore ; D.M. Ballyronan ; Flor. Ulst. 



Order XXXII. COMPOSZT2B. 



E17PATORZUM Linn. 



1. S. cannablnum Linn. Hemp Agrimony. 



"Wet sandy, or rocky places — ratber rare. Fl. July and Aug. 

 Down — Hollow places in rocks west of Ardglass, and ditcb near Lambeg ; 



Templeton, 1793. Damp sbady rocks soutb of Killougb ; 



T.H.C. Rocks near an old sea cave soutb of Newcastle ; 



C. Dickson. 

 Antrim — Plentiful on shores of Lough Neagb, especially near Cranfield ; 



Templeton. Ratblin Island ; MissOage. Shane's Castle, and 



nearToome; Flor. Ulst. Portmore, and Knocklayd ; S.A.S. 



Near Redbay ; B.N.F. C, 1875. Glenai-m Park, and Cushen- 



daU; R.Ll.P. 

 Deny — Not general through the county, but plentifiJ in MagiUigan, and 



Bennedy Glen ; D.M. 



PSTASZTES Tournefort. 



1. P. vulg-aris {Linn.) Besf. Butter Bur. 



"Wet gravelly places by streams— common. Fl. latter end of Feb. till 

 mid. May. 



TUSSZZiAGO Tournefort. 



1. T. farfara Linn. Coltsfoot. 



Wet clay fields and banks — very common, especially abundant on the 

 §tiff Triassic marls. Fl. mid. Feby. till mid. May. 



