100 FLOWERING PLANTS. 



EUPHORBIACE.E. 

 EUPHORBIA, L. 



E. Helioscopia, L. Sun Spurge. 3 10. Common in cultivated 

 ground. 



E. amygdaloides, L. Wood Spurge. 48. Rare : bushy 

 places, Shelton (TS). 



E. Peplus, L. Petty Spurge. 6 9. Common in cultivated 

 ground. 



E. exigua, L. Dwarf Spurge. 7 10. Common in cultivated 

 fields. Yar. retusa, DC. Shimpling, F. 



*E. Lathy ris, L. Caper Spurge. 6, 7. In waste places, and 

 a weed in old gardens,, Harleston, Withersdale, F. 



MERCURIALIS, L. 



M. perennis, L. Perennial Doys Mercury. Common in woods 

 and shady banks. 



UETIC ACE^E. 

 ULMUS, L. 



U. montana, Sm. Broad-leaved Elm. 3, 4. Redenhall Road, 

 near the second railway bridge, F. Popular name Wych 

 Elm. 



U. campestris, Sm. Common Elm. 3 5. Var. suberosa, 

 common. 



HUMTJLUS, L. 



H. Lupulus, L. Common Hop. 7 9. Frequent in hedge- 

 rows : Harleston ; Redenhall ; Denton ; Flixton ; Withers- 

 dale ; Mendham, etc. 



URTICA, L. 



U. dioica, L. Common Nettle. 5 9. Common in waste places 

 and hedge-banks. 



U. urens, L. Small Nettle. 5 9. Abundant in waste places 

 and cultivated ground. 



