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Glaux maritima, L, Salt-marshes on the banks of the Taw and 

 Tonidge; Northam and Braunton Burrows. 



Statice Limonium, L. Muddy banks of the river Torridge. 



Statice spathulata. Raised bank, formed of agglutinated calcare- 

 rous sand, at Down End, near the western extremity of Braunton 

 Burrows. 



Plantago maritima, L. East bank of the Torridge, below Bide- 

 ford ; Northam Burrows. 



Littorella lacustris, L. Moist parts of Northam Burrows. 



Chenopodium ruhriim, L. Braunton Burrows. 



Atriplex portulacoides, L. Muddy banks of the river Torridge. 



Atriplex rosea, L. Banks of the Torridge. 



Beta maritima, L. Muddy banks of the Torridge, below Bide- 

 ford. 



Salsola Kali, L. West bank of the Torridge, below Bideford 

 Quay ; near the light-house, Braunton Burrows^ in great abundance. 



Schoheria maritima, Mey. Muddy banks of the Torridge, above 

 and below Bideford, in great abundance ; banks of the Taw. 



Salicornia herhacea, L. Banks of the Taw and Torridge, growing 

 with Schoberia maritima. 



Polygonum Raii, Bab. Sea-coast about half a mile to the north of 

 Peppercombe. 



Euphorbia Paralias, L. Sand-hills of Northam and Braunton 

 Burrows. 



Euphorbia Portlandica, L. Sand-hills of Braunton Burrows, and 

 north end of the pebble-ridge, Northam Burrows. 



Salix fusca, L. Middle of Braunton Burrows. 



Spiranthes autumnalis, Reich. Dry pasture of Northam Burrows. 

 This plant is delicately scented, like Gymnadenia conopsea. 



Epipactis palustris, Sw. Moist spots on Braunton Burrows. 



Iris foetidissima, L. Braunton Burrows, abundantly. 



Juncus maritimus, Sm. Unreclaimed marsh-land on the banks of 

 the Taw and Torridge. 



Juncus acutus, L. Thirty or forty acres of Northam Burrows are 

 covered with this plant ; Braunton Burrows, &c. 



Scirpus lacustris, L. Southcott Marsh. 



Scirpus Holoschoenus, L. Several parts of Braunton Burrows ; in 

 a valley between the sand-hills about a quarter of a mile in a direct 

 line fVom the larger light-house to Baggy Point ; in great abundance 

 in a similar valley nearly a mile from the light-house, in the dfrection 



