TJie Flora of Glamorgan. 89 



819. nobilis, Linn. Common Chamomile. Mihvydd, neu Camri cyff- 



redin. 

 Local. Frequent. Native ? Pascual. 



As an alien about Penrice. L.W. D.Mat. About_Cardiff^Docks. 

 J.S. and V. Southerndown. Aliss B. Mynydd Garngoch ; St. Brides 

 Major. Ridd. Reynoldstone ! U.C.Hb. Pitton Green ! Oxwich 

 Green ! 



Chrysanthemum, Linn. 216. 



820. segetum, Linn. Corn Marigold. Gold yr yd, Golt, neu Aban. 

 Local. Abundant. Colonist. Agrestal. 



Ballast near Swansea. Gutch. Phyt. 1842. Penrhys Farm. 

 Fl. Rhondda. Hirwaun ; Aberdare ; Vale of Neath. W. Merthyr. 

 E. and F. Radyr. J.E. Cowbridge. /. Southerndown. Miss B. 

 Gower. L. Kenfig ; Llancarvan. T.H.T. Vale of Neath. H. 



821. Leucanthemum, Linn. Great White Ox-eye. Aspygan, Sensigl, 



Llygad y dydd mawr. 

 Common. Abundant. Native. Pascual, etc. 



No. 822 is not infrequent as a casual and has been reported by 

 five correspondents. 



Matricaria, Linn. 217. 



823. inodora, Linn. Scentless Mayweed. Ffenigl y cwn. 

 Common. Abundant. Native. Agrestal, viatical, etc. 



As to the maritime varieties of this plant, including No. 824, I 

 have not so far, although I have examined the plants of the Gower 

 coast, seen any reason for regarding them as more than "states" of 

 one species. The position of the forms has never been tested, so far 

 as I am aware, by a set of comparative cultures. The plants of the 

 limestone cliffs certainly live for more than two years as a rule, but 

 this may be due to the mild climate and perfect drainage. Mr. A. 

 Bennett, to whom I submitted a small specimen from the Paviland 

 cliffs, bearing flowers in the third year, and labelled M. inodora b. salina, 

 says, " If so, a very poor specimen." 



825. Chamomilla, Linn. Wild Chamomile. Amranwen cyffredin. 



Local. Abundant. Status doubtful, generally Colonist or Alien. 

 Viatical, agrestal, etc. 

 Blaenrhondda, on ballast. Fl. Rhondda. Casual in Gower. 

 E. F. Linton. J. of B. 1892. p. 296. Aberdare ; Hirwaun. 

 W. Llandaff. J.E. Sully. V. St. Hilary. G.T. Newton Nottage. 

 Miss B. Gower. L. Gowerton ; Penllergare ; Port Talbot ; 

 Barry ; Roath ; Pengam Moors. Ridd. About Cardiff, Penarth 

 and Barry Docks ! Cogan ! Sully ! Laveruock ! Dinas Powis I 

 St. Pagans ! Marcross ! 



suaveolens, Buchenaii. (discoidea, DC.) Numerous records for this 

 alien from all districts except Gower and the Valley of the Loughor. 

 Appears often as if introduced with seed used for feeding fowls. 



