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Lastrea Filix-mas, Presl. 



One of our most common Ferns, dispersed over the whole 

 of England, AVales, Scotland, and Ireland, and found in the 

 Northern and Western Isles, and in Jersey and Guernsey. 



The var. incisa, — Teignmouth, Miss A. Hoseason ; Combe 

 Martin, C. C. Babwgton, Devonshire. Bridgewater, Somerset. 

 Wiltshire. Bridport, Dorsetshire. Tunbridge, M. T. Masters ; 

 Sturry, Kent. Reigate ; Albury ; St. Martha's Hill, Guildford ; 

 Sutton Park ; Mayford ; Bagshot ; Virginia Water, Surrey. 

 Barnet, Hertfordshire. King's ClifFe, Northamptonshire. Ross, 

 Herefordsliire, Malvern, Worcestershire. Stapenhill, Derby- 

 shire. Wollaton, Nottinghamshire. Cockermouth, Cumberland. 

 Bedlington, Morpeth, Northumberland, Rev. B. Taylor. Cath- 

 cartll ills, near Glasgow, Lanarkshire. Dunkeld ; Ben Chonzie, 

 near CriefF, Perthshire. Kingcausie, Kincardineshire, J. T. St/me. 

 Guernsey, C. Jackson. Kingstown, Dublin, R. Barrington. 

 A fine modification of this form (var. elongata) was found in the 

 Isle of Wight, by 3Ir. A. G. More and the Rev. W. H. Hawker. 

 Another modification (var. 2^>'oducta) was found on the Wrekin, 

 in Shropshire, by the Rev. W. A. Leighton. A third (var. 

 deorso-lobata), at Sutton and Bomere, near Shrewsbury, Rev. W. 

 A. Leighton ; also found in Anglesea ; Bedale, Yorkshire ; Black 

 Park, Buckinghamshire; Maidstone and Cobham, Kent; Albury, 

 Surrey ; Epping, Essex ; Lynn, Norfolk ; Ambleside, Lakes ; 

 Callender, Scotland ; Bally vaughan, Ireland ; Jersey ; Guernsey. 



