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Nepeta Cataria LL. Mand W: Along the N ewbury and Abingdon 
eg rather frequent, especially near Chievele 
Lamium album L, and Ballota nigra Ll. EK specially common. 
M: Westbro 
Chenopodium prose L. M: In potato bae and waste 
ground around, by cottage in Fence Wood; in great quantity.— 
C. Bonus-Henricus ie pores common in and near all the 
villages and hamlet 
Fagopyrum i Moench. W: Beedon, garden weed. 
7B 
Thesium linophyllum L. W: Ilsley Downs. 
Betula alba L, and B. pubescens (Wallr.). M: zene Wood. 
Populus tremula L. M: Her eg Westbroo 
Polygonatum multiflorum All. M: Langley Wood Sandy Lane, 
bushy banks; Westbrook. W: a ion, Wood. A characteristic 
woodland plant of this part of Berks. 
Juncus glaucus Ehrh. xe only of — (W). 
Luzula pilosa Willd. : Westbro 
Sparganium simplex Huds. M: Por Cross Pond. 
Carex muricata L. M: Westbrook; Hampstead Norris 
C. divulsa Good. Frequent. M: Lan ngley ; Hampstead ees 
: Beedon.—C. pelos L., C. binervis Sm., and UC. minor Towns. 
M: Cold Ash Comm 
easter agr one i W: Beedon, frequent. 4. geniculatus 
Lies M: am e Wood. — A. pratensis L. W: Border of copse, 
Peasem 
Milinum. efusum L. W: With the last 
Agrostis canina L. M: Fence Wood. W: Snelsmore Common. 
Deschampsia flecuosa Trin. M: Fence ss and Cold Ash 
es Hermitage. W: Copse, Peasem 
ena pratensis L. W: Catmore ; a Downs (M and W). 
Melica uniflora Retz. Locally comm : Langley Wood, 
&. W: Catmore, &e. 
Poanemoralis L. M: Westbrook. W: Copse, Peasemore. 
Glyceria pedicillata ones -* Hampstead Norris 
pe Brachypodium pinnatum Bea W: Catmore ; Isley Downs 
Equisetum maximum Lam. W: Wood near Snelsmore Common. 
I so give localities for the following ‘‘common ” plants, 
desiderata i in their rs districts in Mr. Britten’s lists :— 
In Dis Ad :—Ranunculus Fiearia, Cardamine flecuosa, Brassica 
Sinapis er alba : abe Coronopus, Polygala serpyllacea, Lychnis 
alba, Stellaria media and uliginosa, Geranium decease Trifolium 
pratense and hybridum, Lotus pilosus, Ae ae lium uliginosum, Achillea 
o> htone ——, inodora, Senect agpeerenntien and Jacobea, 
S arvensis, 
