SLATER : FLORA OF RIPON. l6l 



a pond on Hutton Moor, part of which has a tolerably 

 gravelly bottom, but all the years I have been there, 

 there has been too much water to suit this plant. It 

 will not improbably be found there in a dry summer. 



MONO CHLAMYDE^. 



1075. Chenopodium album. White goose-foot. Waste 



ground, common. 

 1080. C. rubrum. Red goose-foot. Waste ground, not 



common. Near Sharow ; Laver district (Lees, 1. c). 

 1083. C. Bonus-Henricus. Good King Henry. Waste 



ground, common. 



1085. Atriplexangustifolia. Narrow-leaved orache. Waste 



ground, not uncommon. 



1086. A. erecta {A.patula of Linn. See Baines, & Hooker's 



Students' Flora). Waste ground, about as common 

 as the foregoing. 



1094. Rumexconglomeratus. Leafy-panicled dock. Damp 



places, common. 



1095. R. nemorosus (van a), green-veined dock. Waysides 



and waste places, not uncommon. 

 1099. R. obtusifolius. Broad-leaved dock. Fields, roadsides, 



and waste places, common. 

 HOC. R. pratensis. Sharp-leaved dock. Damp shady places, 



not uncommon. Sharow mires, &c. Perhaps a 



hybrid. 



1 102. R. crispus. Curled dock. Fields and waste ground, 



common. 



1 103. R. aquaticus. Grain-less water dock. Wet places. 



Boroughbridge district (Lees, 1. c). 



1 104. R. Hydrolapathum. Great water dock. Ponds and 



wet places, not uncommon. Sharow mires ; ditches 

 near Littlethorpe ; Ponds near Rifle Range, &c. 

 1 107. R. Acetosa. Sorrel. Meadows, abundant. 



