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Salix viminalis. Osier-ground, &.c. 



cinerea, aquatica and oleifolia. 



Hedges &c. frequent. 



caprea. Hedges, not uncommon. 



Populus tremula. Woods, frequent. 



nigra. Bants of rivers &c. In se- 

 veral places. 



Fagus sylvatica. Woods and hedges, oc. 

 Qrterctis Rohur. Abundant. 



sessiliflora. Frequent. 



Corylus Avellana. Very common. 

 Carpinus Betuhis. Woods, frequent. 

 Juniperus communis. Kare ; (once grew 



at Hadstock). 

 Alisma Plantago. Ditches and ponds, fr. 

 Sagittaria sagittifolia. At Chesterford, 



rather rare. 

 Butomus umhellatus. Near Sampford, ra. 

 Arum niaculatum. Hedges, common. 

 Typha latifolia. About Duxford, 

 Sparganium ramosum. Ditches and ponds 



frequent. 

 Lemna trisulca. Ditches, rare. 



77iinor. Abundant. 



Potamogeton densus. Pond at Audley End 



crispy^. Ponds in several pi. 



natans. Common. 



ZannicheUia palustris. Pond at Audley 



End, rare. 

 Paris quadrifolia. Hales wood and other 



places. 

 Fritillaria Meleagris. Meadows near 



Bumpsted, rare. 

 Allium vineale. At Hildersham, sparingly 

 Ornithogalum umhellatum. Hinxton. 

 Hyacinthus non-scriptus. Groves and 



thickets, common. 

 Juncus glaucus, effusus and conglomeratus. 



Watery places, frequent. 



acutijlorus and obtusifiorus. Lin- 

 ton, not common. 



lampocarpus. Marsliy places, com. 



■ compressus. Marshes, occasionally 



bufonius. Road-sides, common. 



Luzula sylvatica. Woods, common, 



Forsteri. Not rare in woods. 



campestris. Dry pastures, freqnt. 



Neottia spiralis. Near Linton, rare. 



Listera ovata. Woods in seveial places. 



Nidus-avis. Moist woods, very r. 



Fpipaclis latifolia. At Debden, &c. 

 grandijiora. Shortgrove Park, 



&c. sparingly. 

 Orchis Morio. Pastures, not uncommon. 



conopsea. Clay pastures, rare. 



mascula. Woods &c. plentiful. 



ustulata. At Linton, rare. 



pyramidalis. Chalky banks, not un. 



latifolia. Marshy ground. 



maculata. Common. 



Habenaria viridis. At Wimbush. 



bifolia. Woods at Debden, &c 



Aceras anthropopkora. Very rare at Linton 

 Ophrys apifera. Pastures &c. in sev. pi. 

 aranifera. Dry open chalky banks 



near Hildersham, very sparingly. 

 muscifera. Woods at Widdington 



&c. rare. 

 Iris Pseudacorus. Osier ground, not very 



common. 



- fcetidissima. Woods, but rare. 



Crocus sativus. This plant, formerly cul- 

 tivated here to so great an extent as 

 to form the principal trade of the 

 town, from which its name " Saffron " 

 is derived, had been long entirely 

 extinct till a iem years ago, when 

 some plants came up in newly 

 trenched ground ; these have how- 

 ever nearly disappeared again. The 

 cultivation of it has ceased for about 

 half a century ; and the fact of its 

 having so soon become extinct clear- 

 ly demonstrates that it has but little 

 claim to be included among our na- 

 tive or even naturalized plants. 



Narcissus hifiorus. Once found near Lit- 

 tle Walden. 



Pseudo-Narcissus. Meadows 



near Quendon, rare. 



GalantJius nivalis. Old orchard, Littlebury 

 Tamus communis. Hedges, not uncomn. 

 Schpus lacustris. Pond at Audley End. 



setaceus and Eleocharis palustris. 



At Audley End. 



Eleocharis m ultica idis. 



At Tckleton. 



