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Hordeian pratense. Moadows : frequent. 

 Avena falua. Corn-fields. 



(pubescens. fields, Dereh;un.) 



Bromus asper. Borders of fields : frequent. 



secalhms. Wheat-fields, Lakenham (Smalburgli). 



I'acemosus. Pastures : frequent. 



giganteus. Woods : frequent. 



CELLULARES. 



FlLICES. 



Cystopterisfragilis. Old wall, Norwich, 1835. 



Polystichum lobatum. Lakenham, Long Stratton (Dereham). 



■ angulare. Brundall (Fakenham, Mundesley). 



(aculeatum. Near Fakenham.) 



Lastrcea dilatata. Drummond's Grove, Thorpe ; Stoke Holy Cross, 

 Cringleford. 



(spinulosa. Holt Heath, Fritton Heath, Bawsey.) 



{cristaia. Edgefield Heath, near Holt ; Fritton Heath, near 



Yarmouth ; Bawsey, near Lynn ; Mr. J. W. Ewing, 1840.) 



Thelypteris. St. Faith's, Felthope (Seaming, Filby, Upton). 



{Oreopteris . Near Cromer, Mr. J. W. Ewing, 1840.) 



Athyrium Filixfcemina. Horning (Seaming, Filby, Fritton, Belton, 



U{)ton) . 

 Asplenium Ruta muraria. Lakenham and Eaton Bridges (Dereham 



and Hasboro' Churches). 



Trichomanes. Aylsham, Eaton, Lakenham (Fakenham 



Churchyard) ; old walls, tombs, lanes, &c. 



{Ceterach offlcinarum. Heydon Church, Mr. Stock.) 



Ophioglossum vulgatum. Lakenham Hall Wood, Whitlingham Wood. 



Armeringhall Wood, Horning (Upton, Ellingham). 

 Botrychivm lunaria. Stratton Strawless. 



Musci. 



Phascum cuspidatum. Clayey banks, Lakenham. 



crispum. Clayey banks, Bixley. 



rectum. Clayey banks near Harford Bridges. 



axillare. Moist ground, Lakenham. 



{muticum. Belton, near Yarmouth, hedge-banks.) 



Sphagnum squarrosum. St. Faith's Bogs, &c. 

 Bartramia fontana. Bramerton. (Seaming, B. B. W.) 

 Gymnostomum truncatulum, fasciculare, pyriforme. Shady banks, 



Bixley% Lakenham. 

 Splachnum ampullaceum. (Barren.) Upon animal excrement in bogs : 



not unfrequent. 

 Weissia lanceolata. Hedges, Lakenham. 



Didymodon purpureus . Mosswold, &c., dry banks : abundant. 

 Dicranum scoparium. Mosswold, &c., dry banks : abundant. 



adiantoides. St. Faith's, boggy ground : frequent. 



taxifolium. Bixley Church Lane. 



—glaucum. St. Faith's, &c. : abundant in bogs. 



Tortula unguiculata. Lakenham and Bixley, on hedges. 



