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6-7. Not com. I. Bet. Graffham and Heyshott. Selham. 

 Nr. Lower Barn, Lavingtoii, new to Sussex, 1901, E.S-M. 

 VII. Nr. Tunbridge Wells, 1904, T.H. 



H. UMBELLATUM, L. Narrow-leaved Hawkweed. P. 7-9. 

 Heathy places and hedge banks; not uncom. I. Nr. 

 Midhurst, H.E.F. Chilgrove, Hb. T. Oakwood, A. Graff- 

 ham, Ambersham, and Duncton Commons, E.S.M. Woods 

 nr. Adsdean, A. III. Nr. Brighton, M. Hassocks, 1898, 

 T.H. IV. Bank by the roadside nr. Horsted, U. V. 

 Waldron, rare, E. VI. Nr. Hastings, not uncom., B. 

 VII. Nr. Tunbridge Wells, E.J. 



H. BOREALE, Fries. Broad-leaved Hawkweed. P. 8-9. 

 Woods and banks ; rather com. I. Midhurst, H.E.F. 

 Racton Wood, abund. Oakwood. Fishbourne. Petworth, 

 A. Graffham. Selham. Lavington. Burton, E.S.M. 

 Linchmere to Fernhurst, W.M.It. II. Nr. Burpham. III. 

 Nr. Brighton, M. IV. Cuckfield, 1902, T.H. V. Abbot's 

 Wood. Wood nr. Waldron. Nr. Heathfield. Crowhurst, 

 nr. Battle, E. VI. Hastings district, not uncom., B. VII. 

 Nr. Tunbridge Wells, E.J. 



CAMPANULACE^E. 



JASIONE MONTANA, L. Sheep's-bit. B. 6-7. Sandy 

 fields and heathy ground; not com., but occurs in all the 

 districts. I. Harting, W. Heyshott, F.V.P. Heaths nr. 

 Midhurst, abund. Petworth, nr. Stroud. Graffham. 

 Duncton. Coates. Lodsworth, E.S.M. Sutton, A. II. 

 Bet. Pulborough and Chiltington. III. Ovingdean, Hb. B. 

 Henfield. Hassocks Gate, W.M. Downs nr. Brighton, M. 

 IV. Sandy field nr. E. Hoathly, U. V. Waldron, E. VI. 

 Hastings district, rare, B. VII. Dod's bank, nr. Nutley, 

 M.E.D. About Tunbridge Wells, E.J. 



PHYTEUMA ORBICULARE, L. Round-headed Rampion. 

 S. Pride of Sussex. P. 7-8. Downs and chalky pastures, 

 sometimes in woods ; not uncom. in several districts. I. 

 Harting, W. Above Bepton, H.E.F. Racton, above 

 Adsdean. Ashling. Goodwood. Halnaker Down. Slindon. 

 Arundel Park. Barlavington Hanger, A. Houghton, 

 Hb. C. Sutton, S. side of Farm Hill, U.S. Duncton 

 Down. Graffham, E.S.M. Watergate Park, Mrs. Parson. 

 II. Burpham, A. High Down Hill, Ferring, Hb. D. The 

 Long Furlong nr. Findon, W.H.B.F. III. Bet. Shoreham 

 and Bramber, abund., A. Downs nr. Brighton, M. IV. 

 Downs nr. Lewes, very com., U. V. Nr. Ratton. East- 

 dean. Beachy Head, loc. abund., E. Eastbourne Downs, 

 in hundreds of thousands, W.W. VI. Hastings district, 

 very rare, B. 



Note. Ray in Cat., Aug. (1670), says : " On the Downs 

 of Sussex in many places." This is perhaps the most 

 lovely of Sussex wild flowers. It does not seem to 

 occur N. of the Thames, since, according to Watson's 



