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before mentioned, which turns off from the Little Malvern road, on 

 the left, beyond Little Marlow ; it also grows in small quantity on the 

 main road, immediately before the lane. 



Calamintha officinalis. Far commoner than the latter species ; it 

 grows in various places along the Little Marlow road and on the dry 

 banks by most of the lanes thereabouts ; it also grows on the borders 

 of Bisham wood, at the top of the hill. 



Acinos and Clinopodium. In corn-fields and dry pla- 

 ces, frequent. 



Scutellaria galericulata. By the banks of the river. 



Nepeta Cataria. In hedges, particularly on the Henley road be- 

 tween Medmenham and Henley. 



Lamium purpureum, album and Galeohdolon. 



Galeopsis Ladanum. Corn-fields. 



Tetrahit. Hedge-sides &c. 



Stachys Betonica. Cookham dean ; the only place where it appears 

 to grow in the neighbourhood. 



sylvatica. 



palustris. By the river-side, frequent. 



Verbena officinalis. 



Utricularia vulgaris. Pond at the foot of Cookham down, nearest 

 Cookham ; also in the ditch before mentioned which bounds the mea- 

 dow immediately above the suspension bridge. 



Hottonia palustris. In the ditches by the river above the suspen- 

 sion bridge, and in ditches at New Lock very abundantly^ 



Lysimachia vulgaris. By the river-side abundantly. 



Nummularia. Banks about Littlu- Marlow, and on the 



Henley road near Henley ; also in the wet meadows about Cookham. 



nemorum. Bisham wood, abundantly. 



Plantago Coronopus, lanceolata, media, major. Common. 



Daphne Laureola. In the wood which overhangs the Henley road 

 at Medmenham j also in woods to the right of the Oxford road, but 

 sparingly. 



Euphorbia helioscopia and Peplus. 



■ amygdaloides. Woods &c. 



exigua. Cornfields. 



Mercurialis perennis. In all the woods. 

 Humulus Lupulus. Hedges. 



Juniperus communis. Plentiful on the part of Marlow common 

 adjoining the Harleyford woods; occasionally in Bisham wood. 

 Hydrocharis Morsus-rancs, Frequent in ponds and ditches. 



