98 TRANSACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE [Szss. uxrx. 
list for the corrie. The latter was growing in about three 
inches of water on the margin of the loch. In this same 
county of South Aberdeen, near the patch of snow on the 
side of Glas Maol, we gathered Plewroclada albescens, and on 
a stone Mr. Ewing gathered a small tuft which contained 
Marsupella Sprucec (Limpr.), Gymnomitrium adustwm, var. 
olivacea (Spruce), and Lophozia alpestris, var. gelida, a mixture 
of rarities very difficult to separate out. The Plewroclada 
and the Mursuwpella were records, and, along with the variety 
heterostipa of Lophozia inflata, complete the five new records 
for v.-c. 92. 
Mr. GeorcE West showed an interesting series of Aquatic 
Phanerogams from Scottish lochs, pointing out the marked 
effect of habitat upon many forms. He also showed a series 
of rare Aquatic Mosses. 
Mr. WILLIAM EvaNs read a short paper on the occurrence 
at Low-Level of Oligotrichum ineurvum. 
The above gentlemen received the cordial thanks of the 
meeting for their communications. 
The PRESIDENT exhibited a series of Bergenia saxifrages ; 
My. W. B. Boyp, Andromeda hypnoides, and a green double 
snowdrop. 
Mr. JaMEs WuyTockK exhibited a fine collection of flowers 
from Dalkeith Palace Garden, and a number of varieties 
of apples to illustrate methods of keeping. 
Mr. Symincton GRIEVE showed a plant of Tvichocolea 
tomentella, and Mr. R. L. Harrow, a series of Alpine plants 
in tlower. 
The above exhibitors were cordially thanked by the 
meeting. 
