73. ORCHIDACE.E. 421 



Agrarian region. Inferagrarian zone. 



Descends to ? 



Ascends to ? (Altitude trifling). 



Range of mean annual temperature, say 49. 



Native. Pascual ? An extremely rare plant which has 

 been seen by very few English botanists. The Rev. J. C. 

 Collins found a single specimen on Quantock hills, in So- 

 merset, in 1836, as recorded in the New Botanist's Guide. 

 Mr. Woodward stated in the original Botanist's Guide, 

 that he was in possession of a specimen " exactly corres- 

 ponding with Smith's description," and marked " Ripton, 

 Huntingdonshire." To these two habitats we must add 

 the original one of Smith, " on a steep stony bank, sloping 

 to the south, on Hampton Common, Gloucestershire. In 

 the New Botanist's Guide the name of E. rubra was ap- 

 plied interrogatively to the Epipactis of Giggleswick, in 

 Yorkshire, and the Ormeshead, in Caernarvonshire ; but 

 E. ovalis is the plant of the former locality, and probably 

 of the latter also. 



1044. CORALLORHIZA INNATA, 5r. 



Area ^^ ^^ * * ^ .^j. ^i. .^^ .^ jc. ju * 13 14 15 ^^ 17. 

 South limit in Ayr, Edinburgh. 

 North limit in Ross, Moray. 



Estimate of provinces 4. Estimate of counties 7. 

 Latitude 55 — 58. Scottish type of distribution. 

 Agrarian region. Midagrarian — Superagrarian zone. 

 Descends to the coast level, in East Highlands. 

 Ascends to 100 or 200 yards, in Scotland. 

 Range of mean annual temperature 48 — 46. 

 Native. Uliginal, Sylvestral. A scarce plant, found in 

 the counties of Fife, Perth, and Forfar, in addition to the 



