40 COROLLI FLORAE. CAMPANULACE^. ERICACEAE. 



198. CAMPANULA, Linn. BELLFLOWER. 



431. f C. trachelium, L. Nettle Bellflower. Wood at Vernomnount 

 Cork; in a lane at Blackrock; Mr. Alexander. Seafield near 

 Bantry : Miss A. Taylor. Probably an outcast from a garden. 

 very rare. 



432. C. rotundifolla, L. Round-leaved Bellflower. Harebell ? Near 

 Bantry, and on Hungry hill : Mr. J. Drummond. The only stations. 

 very rare. 



199. SPECULARIA, Heist. CORN-BELLFLOWER. 



433. ? S. hybrida, A. D.C. Common Com-bettflower. (Campanula, 

 M.F.H.) In a field near Monkstown : Dr. Wood. No other has 

 found it. very rare. 



200. WAHLENBERGIA, Schrad. BELLFLOWER. 



434. W. hederacea, Reich. Ivy-leaved Bellflower. (Campanula, 

 M.F.H.) In a barley Afield near Bandon : Dr. W. Wade. By the 

 millstream at Kilbrittain near Bandon : Dr. Vize. By the Lee and 

 Bandon rivers : Mr. J. Drummond. Near the Mardyke : Rev. Dr. 

 HincJcs. On the bank of the Lee opposite Carrigrohane Castle : 

 Mr. D. Murray. Still to be had in the latter station. A variety 

 with white flowers is found above Inniscarra on the east side of the 

 Lee : Mr. J. Drummond. very rare. 



Order XLVIII. ERICACEAE. 



Tribe I. Arbuiece. 

 201. ARBUTUS, Linn. STRAWBERRY-TREE. 



435. A. unedo, L. Strawberry-free. "On the rocky mountains 

 which divide this county from Kerry :" Dr. C. Smith. About Glen- 

 gariff, and the mountains west of Bantry bay : Dr. W. Wade. By 

 the lakes in the barony of Bere : Mr. J. Drummond. Ballyrizzard, 

 Crookhaven : Mr. R. W. Toumsend. As this has been considered a 

 doubtful native, several and distant stations have been given for it. 

 In the West Riding only. rather rare. 



Tribe II. Ericete. 

 202. ANDROMEDA, Linn. ANDROMEDA. 



436. A. polifolia, L. Marsh Andromeda. Common in bogs in the 

 county: Mr. J. T. Mackay. Marked, without station, by the 

 Rev. Dr. Hincks as having been found by Miss Hutchins. Not 

 latterly met with. very rare. 



203. CALLUNA, Salisb. LING. 



437. C. vulgaris, Sal. Common Ling. Rathpeacon and on 

 heaths. very common. 



# tomentota. Downy Ling. At Ballyburden : 

 Mr. J. Drummond. rare. 



