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of H. vulgatum. Phyllaries glabrous above, dark green, paler at 
the margins, black when dry; outer blunt; inner subacute. Li- 
gules glabrous. Styles yellowish. 
On the banks of Langdonbeck, near the road from Alston to 
Middleton, and rocks by the Tees above and below the High 
Force on the Durham side of the river. In company with Z. 
iricum, im considerable abundance on the Yorkshire bank below 
Wincebridge and Holnick. In Cleveland with H. crocatum and 
umbellatum, on the edge of the moor above Ingleby Greenhow. 
Range of elevation, 300-400 yards. Some misapprehension has 
caused the supposition expressed (‘ Phytologist,’ ii. p. 999), that 
Fries refers a plant collected by Leighton in Shropshire to this 
species. He merely speaks (Symb. p. 122) ofspecimens received 
from Leighton and two other botanists as remarkable plants 
“ex stirpe H. vulgati.’ In this country I have seen the true 
gothicum only from the Humber, Tyne, and East Highland pro- 
vinces. It admirably connects together this series and the next, 
and, in the ‘Summa Vegetabilium,’ is placed by the side of H. 
tridentatum, in a group of species styled Pseudo-pulmonaree. 
(To be continued.) 

Botanical Notes from East Suffolk. By 'T. W. Gissine. 
Cichorium Intybus : so abundant that its masses of blue flowers 
become conspicuous objects in the landscape. Serratula tinc- 
toria: frequent. Carduus nutans: frequent. Carduus tenui- 
florus: Dunwich, and near the sea. Carduus palustris: com- 
mon. Carduus acaulis : frequent. Onopordium Acanthium : Ips- 
wich, and near the sea at Leiston. Centaurea Cyanus : not com- 
mon ; chiefly near the sea. Centaurea Scabiosa: frequent. Hu- 
patoria cannabinum: common. Ariemisia maritima: Aldbo- 
rough. Artemisia Absinthium: Dunwich. Filago minima : Westle- 
ton, ete. Petasites vulgaris: frequent. Erigeron acris : heaths. 
Aster Tripolium : Aldborough, Ipswich. Senecio sylvaticus : dry 
places. Senecio viscosus: Aldborough. Senecio tenuifolius : fre- 
quent. Inula Conyza: frequent. Pulicaria dysenterica: com- 
mon. Chrysanthemum segetum: not common; chiefly near the 
sea. Pyrethrum Parthenium : waste places. Jasione montana : 
