WILTS PLANT NOTES 175 
Valeriana Mikanii Syme. 2. Inwood, &e. ; rather frequent on 
the Bath oolite.— V. ~sebea Willd. 2. Nether Street. 7. 
Patne 
ey. 
Anthemis arvensis LL. 8. Wishford. 
Senecio campestris DC. 1. Imber Downs. 4. Cherhill Downs. 
7. Alton Barnes to All Cannings. 8. Wishford and Little Lang- 
ford Downs. Far more abundant and cine distributed in 
Wilts than in any other county that I know. 
Arctium majus Bernh. ngton 
Carduus crispus L. 2. Devizes, &e. “7. Alton Barnes; likewise 
Serratula, sparingly. 
Crepis tarazxacifolia Thuill. 2. Near Row 
*Hieracium Auricula L. 1. Pasture, far aa houses, about 
three-quarters of a mile north-east of Keevil ; only one patch, three 
to four feet across. Although no probable means of introduction 
occurs bo me, much doubt its being OT there. Hudson 
near Belfast. vik rat by the continental distribution, it eae 8 
found truly wild in Britain—*H. maculatum Sm. 1. In g 
quantity on rocky ame railway ba banks between Limpley Stoke 
and Freshford ; unlike the Chichester plant, it has decidedly pilose 
ipped ligules. A sing a8 Serna was seen at Westbury Wistion, 
urce. 
cum palustre DC. “7. Damp meadow near Patney Station ; 
of the chalk hills in "elie time. 1. Imber Downs. 2. Monkto 
Farleigh ; Roundway Downs. 7. Alton Barnes to All Cnalitdiea © : 
extending into Dist. 4. 8. —— &c. Varies much in size 
and leaf- cutting, ee . situatio 
Lactuca muralis ir "Monin Farleigh. 
Specularta hybri . Imber 
Veronica montana 7 2. igbodt Bromham 
Lamium amplexicaule L. 1. Between Tinhead and Imber. 2. 
Bromham. 8. Wishford. 
al Bistorta L. 7. Alton Barnes. 
Euphorbia amygdaloides L, 2. Monkton Farleigh ; Bromham. 
Humulus Lupulus L. 2. Wi ue = St. Edith’s Marsh. 
Parietaria a 2. 
Taxus baccata Li. 2. ‘aienkien:  mensialit native on. limestone 
Orchis ustulata. L. 1. Near Imber. 7. Alton Barnes. 8. 
Downs above Wishford and Little Langford ; locally abundant. 
Habenaria bifolia R. Br. 1. AboutImber. 2. Beacon Hill, 8. 
Wishford and Little Langford. 
Iris fetidissima L. 8. Outlying copse, Groveley Wood. 
