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BAKER S NORTH YORKSHIRE. 



Rubles Sprengelii 



„ mucrofiatus 



„ altheifolius 

 Rosa Sabini 



„ rubiginosa 



,, foment ella 

 Epilobium roseum 

 Ribes alpinnm 

 Sedum Telephium 

 Torilis infesta 

 Galiiun insubricicm 



„ income 

 Fedia Auricula 

 Lactuca virosa 

 Hieraciuin tridentatuin 

 Erigeron acris 

 Spend aria hybrida 

 Jasione montana 

 Gentiatia Pneumonaiithe 

 Chlora perfoiiata 

 Cuscuta ertropcza 

 „ Trifolii 

 Atropa Belladonna 

 OrobancJie minor 

 Mentha viridis 

 Calajnintha Acinos 



„ officinalis 

 Marrubiwn viilgare 

 Lithosperimnn officinale 

 Primula farinosa 

 Lysimachia thyrsiflora 

 Chenopodium glaucum 

 A trip lex del to idea 



Polygonum laxum 



„ mite 



Runiex aquations 

 Salix rubra 

 Orchis ustulata 

 Allium oleraceum 



■ ,, Scorodoprasum 

 Colchicum autumnale 

 Typha angustifolia 

 /uncus diffusus 



,, obtusiflorus 

 Apera Spica-venti 

 Arundo Epigejos 

 Equisetum hyemale 



Gymnostomum tenue 

 Barbula aloides 



,, la t if Ha 



„ papulosa 

 Ptychomitrium polyphyllum 

 Orthotrichum tenellum 

 ,, rivulare 



,, Sprucei 



Leptobryum pyriforme 

 Bryum obconicum 

 Affiium affine 

 Fissidens crassipes 

 Eurhynchium speciosum 

 „ Teesdalii 



Hypnum polygamum 



„ aduncum v. Kneiffii 



,, pra tense 

 Cryphcea heteromalla. 



The Coxwold stream runs in a south-western direction past 

 Husthwaite and Birdforth, and falls into the Swale a short 

 distance below the mouth of Codbeck. 



In this district the Middle Oolite forms the surface of the 

 Hambleton plateau from Black Hambleton southward to the 

 escarpment over Coxwold and Wass, and is also the cap-rock 

 of Hood Hill. At Whitestone Cliff the series is 200 feet in thick- 

 ness, the Coralline Oolite forming the summit of the table-land, 

 the Lower Calcareous Gritstone the great cliff, and the Kelloways 



