16 A NEW LONDON FLORA. 



CHENOPODIUM BONUS-HENRICUS. Waysides and waste places, frequent 



(Hatfield Forest ; West Ham ; Barking), 5-8. 

 CHENOPODIUM ALBUM. Fields and waste places, common (everywhere in 



the London suburbs), 7-9. 

 CHENOPODIUM GLAUCUM. Waste places, not very common ; about London ; 



in a waste place near West-end railway station ;* Chingford Hatch, 8-9. 

 CHENOPODIUM OLIDUM. Waste places and by roadsides ; not common, 8-9. 



About Putney ; Woolwich ; Walthamstow ; by the railway bridge near 



the station, Willesden ;* Wimbledon Common road to Kingston in the 



hollow ;* Purfleet ; Southend ; about St. Albans. 



CHENOPODIUM RUBBUM. Dunghills and under walls, 8-9 ; also in salt- 

 marshes. Warley Common ; Purfleet ; Southend ; Weston Green ; Milwood 



Green ; Hoddesdon old mill. 

 CHENOPODIUM HYBRIDUM. Waste places and cultivated fields about 



London, 8. 

 CHENOPODIUM URBICUM. Waste places near houses ; 8. Outskirts of 



Epping Forest, between Hoddesdon and Hertford Heath ; near Chobham, 



a var. 

 CHENOPODIUM FICIFOLIUM. Dunghills and waste ground about London 



and Tilbury, 8-9. 



CHENOPODIUM POLYSPERMUM. Waste places and fields, on rubbish. 

 CHENOPODIUM MURALE. Waste places near habitations. Hoddesdon, N. 



of the town towards Ware, 8-9. l 

 CIILORA PERFOLIATA. Pastures and downs in the chalk districts. Croy- 



don;* Box Hill and Betchworth hills;* Rebate Hill;* hills E. of 



Merstham ;* hills W. of Dorking ;* E. of Shoreham ;* E. of Wrotham,* 



abundant ; stone chalk pits, Greenhithe, do. ;* Tring downs ;* Harefield ; 



Colsdon ; Hog's Back ;* chalk-pits E. of Hatfield Park ; Stanstead, borders 



of Thrift Wood. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM LEUCANTHEMUM. Dry pastures and railway banks, 



common everywhere (in profusion about Wands worth ; Clapham 



Junction &c. ; Paddington Canal banks *), 7-9. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM SEGETUM. Cornfields, frequent ; especially in Herts and 



in Essex near Wormley west end, in profusion ;* field leading to 



Telegraph Hill also in abundance ;* near Colney Heath, towards Spring- 

 field station,* 6-9. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM PARTHENIUM. See MATRICARIA. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM INODORUM. See MATRICARIA. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM CHAMOMILLA. See MATRICARIA. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM TANACETUM. See TANACETUM. 

 CHRYSOSPLENIUM ALTERNIFOLIUM. Boggy places near springs, rare, 46, 



Littleton bridge, Reigate ; and in lane by Wonham Mill ; in an alder 



swamp S.E. of Reigate Heath, &c. ; * water-courses near Unsted Bridge ; 



Epping Forest (near Epping) ; Thrift Wood, Chelmsford ; Clifden Wood 



near Taplow. 

 CHRYSOSPLENIUM OPPOSITIFOLIUM. Sides of rivulets in woods and in 



similar situations as the preceding, rare ; Epping Forest ; meadow below 



1 Species difficult to determine ; any number may be made. Vide Moquin, in 

 vol. iiu of De Candolle's ' Prodromus.' 



