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Salvia Verbenaca L. 5. Slopes on the Lias, near Kingweston. 
: a vulgare L. 2. A large patch (native) on the coast 
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whence — Trevisan. 2. ‘Specially struck me as 
‘rather un Roadwater valley; Brendon Hills,” W.-D. 
—S. petinort Le "9. Croydon Hall, W.-D. 
lantago maritima es 2. “Certainly too common to specify 
localities,” W.-D. Stolford—P. Coron nopus L., var. *bipinnatifida 
Wirtg. (fide Ar. ame, 9. Sandy roadside green, Berrow ; 
apparently new for Somerset. A biennial Pees up to eight inches 
Warren. 9. Stony ‘places, not far from the Fort, at the north- 
west end of Brean Down. New record for both vice-counties.— 
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ag ryarsat re nibeon iio Botte hoialds emi said that v: 
paganum Syme was quite as common [about Minehead] a 
var. viride Syme - 
Rumez gulches L. 2. About Minehead, rarely, in newly made 
roads, &c.; also near the Warren, by the shore, W.-D. This con- 
firms Collins’s re record. 6. —_ s on the kins above Hurcot, 
betw sons Somerton and Kingwesto 
Euphorbia amygdaloides L. 2. “Not ‘very common’ in the 
Minehead neighbourhood,” W.-D. He noted £. Paralas L. from 
the coast, north-east of Dunster! 
Salix alba L. 2. « Copse near Carhampton, but not (I think) 
at all common generally ; above Aleombe,” W.-D.—S. caprea L. 
1. Common on. the top of the Brendon Hills, W.- -D. 2. Quarry, 
Alcombe; “ = general, and rather common,” W.-D.—S. 
aurita L. 1and 2. Common on the top of the Brendon Hills; 
old railway, Roadwater valley; between Kingsbridge and Lux- 
borough, W.-D. 
Populus tremula L. 1. Railway, top of the Brendon Hills, W.-D 
Orchis. py 0 
Stolford and Lilstock.—0. cae = . Bere! 
borough, W.-D.—O. ericetorum Linto “AL 7 iosied = 
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