APPENDIX. 



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The foUowing'aie found in the corn-fields, and cultivated land : not put down in 

 botanic order, but according to the trouble they give and injury they do to the farmer. 



BOTANIC NAJIES, 



Serratala Arvrnsis, 

 Carduus Lanceolatus, 



Palustris, 

 Sonchus Arvensis, 



Oleraceits, 



Triltcutn Jtepens, 



Holciis Mollis, 



Agrostis Alba, 



• ' Stolonifera, 



Avena Elatior, 



Ononis Arvensis, 



Rumex Aculus, 



■ Ohtiisifolium, 



• Crisp us, 



Acetosa 



Acetosella, 



Senecia Jacobea, 



■ Vulgaris, 



Chrysanthemmn Segetum, 



PROVINClAl, NAMES. 



Corn Thistle, 

 Bur ditto, 

 IWarsh ditto, 

 Large sow ditto, 

 Annual ditto ditto, 



> Couch grasses, 



Pearl grass, 

 Rest harrow, 



> Common dock. 



Curled dock, 

 Common field sorrtl, 

 Narrow-leaved ditto, 

 Bin-weed or rag-weed, 

 Groundsel, 

 Gule, 

 Leucanfhe7nu?n, Ox-eye daisy, 

 Inodoruni, Wild Camomile, 

 Mugwoit, 

 Coltsfoot, 

 Water-deck, 

 Butter-bur, 



Sneezewort, hard head, 

 Speedweel, 

 Field ditto, 

 Yar, or corn spurry, 

 Charlock, or runch. 

 Black mustard, 

 Charlock, or wild mustard, 

 Chickweed, 

 Silver-weed, or roascorn, 





Archangel, or dead nettle, 



Artemisia Vulgaris, 

 Tussilago Farfara, 



Hijbrides, 



Pelafetes, 



Achillea Plarmica, 

 Veronica Agrestis, 



Arvensis, 



Spergula Arvensis, 

 Raphanum Raphanistrum, 



Nigra, 



Sinopis Arvensis, 

 Alsine Mtdia, 

 Potentilla Anserina, 

 Lamum Purpureum, 



Amplexicaule, 



Galeopsis Tetrahit, 



• ■ Gi'andijolia, 

 Stachtjs Palustris, 



Arvensis, 



Equisetum Arvensis, 

 Polygonum Amphibium, 



• Persicuria, 



Hydropiper, 



■I Convolvulus, 



Fumaria Officinalis, 

 Mentha Arvensis, 



Euphorbia Poplus, 



Helioscopia, 



Chenopoduce. 



Papaver Rfieeas, 



— — — Dubium, 



Ranunculus Repens, 



Acris or Erccta, Upright crow-foot, 



WHERE FOUND. 



Every soil, not moist. 



Do. 

 Moist soil. 

 Every soil, not moist. 



Do. 



In cultivated lands. 



Every soil, not moist. 

 Do. 



Every soil. 



Do. 

 Do. 

 Do. 



New pasture. 

 Dry soil. 

 Corn-fields. 

 New pasture. 



Do. 

 Corn-fields. 

 Thin soils. 

 In holms. 



Do. 

 Corn-fields. 



Do. 



Do. 



All in corn-fields and gar- 

 ' dens. 



) All-heal, clowns - wort, 

 j cockhead, 



Mar-tail, puddock-pipe. 



Red-shanked arsmart, 



Arsmart with spots, 



Pepperwort arsmart, 



Climbing arsmart, or hop- 

 weed. 



Common fumitory, 



Field-mint, 



Devil's chm'nstafF, or petty 

 spurge, 



Sun-spurge, 



Goose-foot, wild spinage, oi 

 mails, 



Round-beaded corn-poppy, 



Long-headed ditto, J 



Creeping crow-foot. 



All in corn-fields and gar- 

 dens, 



Lapsana Commimis, 

 Bionium Butbocastonium, 



Allium Aparine, 



Centuaria Nigra, 

 Urtica Dioica, 



Nipple-wort, 

 Earth-nut, 



Robin run-hegde, 



Horseknot, knapweed, 

 Neltle, 



Damp places. 

 Corn-fields. 

 Good land. 

 Neglected ground. 

 In fences and in neglected 

 places. 



Do. 



Do. 



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