NOTES ON SCOTTISH PLANTS 295 
of S. graminea with somewhat longer petals, and could not be 
mistaken for S. Dilleniana Moench. 
ast season was too wet to make repeated sei om of the 
plants after formation of the capsules, and the w later on 
was too spongy to dislodge more specimens trou ‘the rank and 
sodden vegetation in which they were embedded; but from such 
notes as were made there was nothing to impair the conclusions 
drawn from comparing this marsh-land Stellarza with the plant so 
clearly enn d by Moench, and so well figured. 
The distribution of S. Dilleniana (so far as it is definitely 
cis seems to include France, Germany, the south of Nor- 
way, Central Russia, and possibly Denmark. It wold probably 
found to occur elsewhere in this country, though liable to be 
overlooked on ieee of the matted vegetation amongst which it 
gro I hav come across any examples to match it in the 
separate British | Herbariaih of the Natural History Museum. It 
may be found to occur in other marshy meadows along the Thames 
between Sunbury and Laleham. 
NOTES ON SCOTTISH PLANTS. 
By C. E. Saumon, F.L.S. 
In September last year my friend Mr. A. Wallis sent me notes 
and specimens of plants found by him during the summer in 
Westerness (v.-c. 97), Skye (v.-c. 104), and West Ross (v.-c. 105). 
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iv 
asterisk those that I ve lieve to be new county records. Luzula 
arcuata was a surprise upon a mountain so well worked as Ben 
Nevis ! All the stations are in Skye, unless otherwise noted. 
Thalictrum alpinum L, Coolin Mts. 
Trollius europeus L. Coolin Mts. 
Castalia alba Wood. Tarns near Sligac 
Corydalis claviculata DC. Kyle Akin, on ey bracken thatches 
of seemnpee: In similar situations at Balmacara (v.-c. 105). 
Arabi — Lam. Coolins! 
*Su Saker uatica L. Tarn, Sli an. 
_ i Lagiaion Smithir pak Brittle iiivar bod. 
Silene acaulis L. Coo 
Sagina nodosa Fenzl. ‘Lesh Brit 
host Holostea L. Scarce, sna limestone, Loch Cill 
d 
Hypericum Androsemum L. Basalt cliffs, Loch Brittle. No 
personal pathawity 3 in Top. Bot 
* Lotus Eeiginorns Schkuhr. Loch Brittle. 
octopetala L. Loch Cill Chriosd. No —. authority 
in Top. Bot. 
Geum rivale L. Sligac 
Rubus saxatilis L. Coolins. 
