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FLORA METROPOLITANS. 



Ajuga Chamaepitys, cornfields. 



nr. P. (E. Forster). 



Astragalus glycyphyllos, in a 



field nr. the Thames (do.) 



Tragopogon porrifolius, 



marshes nr. P (do.) 

 *Crepis foetida, P. chalk-pits. 



. . biennis, do. do. 



*Carduus nutans, do. do. 



*Polygala vulgaris, do. do. 



*Linum catharticum, do. do. 



Ophrys apifera., do do. 



(E. Forster ) 



*Orchis pyramidalis, do. do. 

 *Aceras anthropophora, do. 

 Polypogon monspeliensis, 

 over against the mill towards 

 Raynham, on the other side 

 of the great ditch. (B.C.) 

 Asperugo procumbens, on rich 

 rubbish at P. (E.G.) 

 *Prismatocarpus hybridus, bet. 

 the Thames and the wood, in 

 corn-fields. 

 *Lithospermum officinale, 



chalk-pits. 



*Nepeta Cataria, do. 



*Origanum vulgare, do. 

 *Viburnum Lantana, do. 

 *Salvia verbenaca, do. 



GRAY'S THURROCK. 

 G.Th. signifies Gray's Thurrock. 



Poa procumbens, by the rd.- 



side nr. G. Th.(E. Forster). 



Petroselinum segetum, ab. G. 



Th. (do.) 



Lepidium latifolium, marshes 

 at Grays, (Dr. Watson). 

 Astragalus glycyphyllos, road- 

 side bet. Gray's Th. $ Stifford, 

 (E. Forster). 



TILBURY FORT. 



Trifolium maritimum, ab. Til- 

 bury Fort, (Petiver). 



Chenopodium maritimum, 



(Petiver). 



Arenaria media, do 



Triglochiu maritimum, do. 

 Schoenus mgricans,y'e/2so/' Til- 

 bury Fort, (Milne). 

 Agropyrum junceum, marshes 

 at Tilbury Fort. 

 Centaurea Calcitrapa, 



(Mag. Nat. Hist.) 



ABOUT MUNCOMBE. 



M. signifies Muncombe. 

 B.F.Stag . . Bald Faced Stag. 



Campanula glomerata. 

 Inula Helenium, near a farm 

 house on the right leading to 

 M. ( Warner). 



Helleborus foetid us, do. (do) 

 Linum catharticum, banks ab. 

 Hedysarum Onobrychis^e/o's 

 ab. 

 Polypodium vulgare, do. 



( Warner.) 



Aspidium aculeatum, rd.-side 

 at M. 



Quercus robur, bet. B. F. Stag 

 8$ M. 



. sessiflora, m the forest 



bet. M. and B. F. Stag, 



( Warner.) 



ABOUT THORNDON. 



Th. signifies Thorndon. 



Actaea spicata, in a thick wood 2 

 miles from Th. (Blackstone). 

 Bupleurum tenuissimum, rd.- 

 side nr. Th. (do.) 

 Cynoglossum sylvaticum, 



hedges about 

 Androsaemum officinale, 



woods about 

 Aristolochia Clematitis > wood 



2 miles jr. Th. 



