PLANTS EXCLTIjDED. 305 



The above localities are to be transferred to T. jimeeum. 



110. Elymus arenarlus Linn. 



Bays at Duadrum, Bally waiter, and Ballyholme {Millen) ; Flor. List. 

 Not to be found— published on insufficient authority. 



111. Asplenlum fontanum (Linn.) Presl. 

 Cave Hill near Belfast ; Newnham, herb. Bot. Soc. Lond. 



Not probable even as an escape —doubtless some dealers imposition. 



112. Adlantum caplllus-venerls Linn. 



Reported to have been found in a cave near the Giants' Causeway 

 {Tyerman) ; Gyb. Sib. Also reported that recently fragments shot down 

 from the roof of the large cave at the Causeway were identified as fronds 

 of the maidenhair fern. Eeported also as found at Bloodybridge south of 

 Newcastle. 



These reports have never been confirmed by any of the numerous 

 botanists who visit the Causeway, or Newcastle, and they are extremely 

 improbable. We are not aware of a single instance where ^. cajnllus- 

 veneris is found in Ireland growing on any rock other than limestone. 

 The Boundstone, and Donegal plants, arenot exceptions although growing 

 among non- calcareous rocks. The reports in question are doubtless due to 

 erroneous identification. 



llS.^Cliara frag-ilis var. Hedwigii Agardh. 

 In a fresh water pool at Portrush {Moore) ; Cyb. Sib. 

 May be correct, but should not be included in our flora unless identified 

 by one who is a special expert in this difficult gi'oup. 



114. Campylopus Scbwarzll Schimper. 



Moume Moimtains {Lett) ; Steivart, Mosses N. E. Tr., Supp. 

 Erroneous determination. 



115. Bicranowelssla crlspula (Hedwig). 



Ballygally Head ; D.M. Bocks, and boulders between Rostrevor and 

 Hilltown [Lett) ; Stewart, op. eit. 



Not yet found in Ireland, the specimens hitherto so named being 

 Weissia cirrata. 



116. Mollia hibernlca {Mitten). 



Basaltic rocks of Bathlin Island ; Stewart, Proc. R.I. A., 1884, and 

 Mosses N. E. Jr., Supp. 



Specimen poor, and on review considered an error, or at least very 

 doubtful 



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