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158 THE JOURNAL OF BOTANY 
medium in basin induratam angustiorem contracte ad 10 mm. 
longe 8 mm. late; medie longiores latiores (ad 1 cm.) obtusiores 
eethhraniast herbacew basi subindurate 5-nervie sparsius tuber- 
culato-strigillose ; intime similes membranacez apice rotundate 
minute strigillose margine nero Radii 12 flavi neutrales 
acute in margine dentate apice minute ciliolate 10-5 mm. onge. 
Achenia immaturissima sparse oem scentia; aristee pappi nume- 
ros or" 30) ge mag spinulos 
CotumBia: Dept. Tolima, alt. 1500 m., Ortega, 1851-18957, 
Triana, 1 1364 (Brit. Mus., Kew). 
EXPLANATION OF PLATE 
s. 1-6. ignite mollis Blake isabelion: 734). Fr. ae of plant, 
—_ size, 2. Disk ¢ olla, 5 = 3. Andrecium,5 x. 4. Sty 5. Style- 
Fuiletui ed. 6. Pale,5ix. 7-8. S. Schlimii Blake (Schlim, 247). 
7 han ene, 5 sap Sioale. ‘awn of pappus, 10x. 9. S. grandiceps Blake 
(Triana, 1364). Unopened head, three-quarters nat. size. 
SCOTTISH HIGHLAND PLANTS OBSERVED IN 1914. 
By tHE Rev. E. 8. Marsuatt, M.A., F.L.S. 
DuRING last J uly my wife and I revisited Crianlarich, v.c. 88 
Mid-Perth (a f ‘happy ee 
d by 
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hanbury. Special atheinfion was paid to the 
critical hawkweeds; these were in many cases less numerous 
I believe, repay further examination—yielded a few itbacs for 
that county. A special expedition was made to G ean 
v.c. 97 W. Inverness, in order to procure (for iyettiog) Sucifraga 
cespitosa L., one of the very scarcest British species; only tw 
tufts were observed, one of which was left undisturbed. It chieald 
be noted that Glen Falloch, in which some fresh ground was 
worked, drains into Loch Lomond, and belongs, geographically, 
either to v.c. 99 or v.c. 87 W. Perth; but I have followed H. C. 
Watson, _ acc ama « included it in y.c. 88. 
a e due to fee Arthur Bennett for general help, and 
to the Rev ey F. Linton for many suggestions or corrections on 
Hieracia. “Vicoosmial reece which seem to be new are starred. 
_Nymphea alba L. 88. The variety — small blossoms and 
Cochlearia micacea EK. S. Marshall. Stony rill on the east 
