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Luzula pilosa and Forsteri. Bysing, Syndale, and Cockset 



woods. 

 Blysmus comjjressus. Brent's marshes. Behind Seasalter Coast- 

 guard Station. 

 Scirpus lacustris and glaucus. Ham and Graveney marshes; 



the latter rarely. 

 Scirpus.palustris and multicaulis. Ham marshes; the latter less 



frequent. 

 Scirpus caspitosus. Swampy ground in Hemhill Wood. 

 Eriophorum angustifolium. Davington Osiers. 

 Carex stellulata. Swampy ground below Perry Wood. Border 



of the wood near Dully Wood. 

 Carex ovalis. Swampy ground at Waterham^ and in Hemhill 



Wood. 

 Carex intermedia. Davington Osiers. 

 Carex arenaria. About the sea-walls by the creeks, and in 



Clapgate marshes. 

 Carex muricata. In the marsh dykes ; plentiful. 

 Carex curta. Borders of Bysing and Dully woods. On Beacon 



Hill. 

 Carex divulsa. Borders of Bysing Wood. Boadside near Scur- 



tington Parm. 

 Carex vulpina. Ditch near the old Parish Poor-house, Lud- 



denham. 

 Carex teretiuscula. Dykes near the sea-wall. Ham marshes. 

 Carex paniculata. Davington Osiers. Ham and Graveney 



marshes. 

 Carex vulgaris. Davington Osiers. By a stream in Hemhill 



Wood. 

 Carex acuta. Davington Osiers. 

 Carex distans. Below the sea-wall near Hollyshore, Ham 



marshes. 

 Carex binervis. Perry Wood. 

 Carex panicea. Swampy ground in Hemhill Wood and below 



Perry Wood. 

 Carex sylvatica. In all our woods ; plentiful. 

 Carex pendula. In a ditch near the road at Waterham ; rarely. 

 Carex glauca. On chalky banks. Edge of Dully and Badging 



woods. Lees Court Park. In the gravel-pit, Cockset 



Wood. Woods about Belmont. 



