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Andromeda PoUfoUa L. Very rare. /-I. 90. DO, AN, — . 



Down— Still at Ootton MosS Imt decreasing and certain to disappear 

 through cutting of hog 191G, Bennett and Stelfox. 



Antiiiu — Sharvogue's Bog near Kellswater Station 1910 {Meg;aw) J.N. 

 .\xv, 9y. This hog has heen acquired, and is heing drained and cut, 

 h\- a commercial company and with it the plant may disappear before 

 long. 



Calluna vulgaris Salisb. Common. /•/. 90. DO, AN, LD. 



var. erlkae A sellers. — , AN, LD. 



Antrim Cushendall (Druce)—/.N. xxi, 238. 

 Derry— Formoyle Hill {Druce)—I.N. xii, 238. 



Erloa Tetrallx 1.. Common. /•/. 90, .?;//. 182. DO, AN, LD. 



E. clnerea L. Common. Fl. 91, Sup. 182. DO, AN, LD. 



\E. itricia Andr. Error. Fl. 296.] 



yPyrola rolundifolta L. Error. Fl. 296. DO, AN, LD.] 



P. media Sw. Kare. /•'.'. 91, Sup. 182. DO, AN, LD. 



Antrim— Skerry (Knowles)—/. T.B. Tait's Hill, Lower BallygowanHill, 

 Skerrywherry and Carrickfergus Common, Lilly. Lough Rocks 

 near lough Naroon, Cai rot hers and Tomlimon Ballybracken, 

 Ballyholey (probably Templeton's Highwood station), Ballyutogue 

 above Ligoniel and at the Broadstone we.st of Dunloy, Toinlinson. 

 .Above Glurryford at Cuuningham'.s dam 1916, Bennett and Stelfox. 

 Several places on hills about Ligoniel, Carrothers. 



Derry- Craighall near Garvagh 1910. Henry. Still at Errigal Banks 

 19 IS, Stelfox. 



P. minor L. Rare. //. 92, Sup. 182. DO. AN, LD 



Down— Camgaver 1916, Stelfox. 



Antrim— Cave Hill and Squire's Hill; and still at Crow Glen 1917, 

 Carrothers. Lough Rocks near Lough Naroon i Carrothers and 

 J'omlinson) — B.N.F.C. vi, 60. Ilannahstown, Toinlinson. Still 

 at Slemish 1898 < A'nowles)— /.'/'. B. Still above Whitewell, 

 several fine colonies ; what is probably this species is plentiful on 

 the open moor at same elevation, where it di(l not (lower 1913-16, 

 Wear. Still at Glenariffe 1920, Bennett. 



Derry-Still at Errigal Banks 1918, Stelfox. Slopes of Carntogher 1917 

 (Miss Clark)— Greer. 



