73 THE JOURNAL OF BOTANY 
SHORT NOTES. 
TrrrapLopon Wormskrotpu 1x Scortanp. — During a visit to 
Killin, Perthshire, in July last year, I received a small packet of 
mosses from Mr. D. A. Haggart, of Killin, which he had recently 
gathered. Among them I found a fine specimen of Tetraplodon 
Wormskioldit Lindb., which Mr. Haggart found on peat below Craig 
Cailleach, near illin. This is, I believe, the first time this moss 
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Horrell and Jones in Teesdale, Durham, in 1901. My determina- 
tion has been confirmed by Mr. D. A. Jones, of Harlech. — 
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Us BRACTEATUS Bagnall.—The range of this beautiful bramble 
is becoming better known. In August last I gathered it in an open 
was pleased to see these specimens so fresh and green as eae 
with the grimy bushes of his own Black Country.—J. W. V 
Essex anp SurrotK Prants.—The following plants were ob- 
given in Top. Bot. for Essex N. Ranunculus peltatus Fr., Gosfield. 
Acer campestre L., very common, and sometimes large trees ; 
occasionally as var. leiocarpum Wallr. as near Twinstead. Rosa 
systyla Bast., Twinstead. Crategus oxyacanthoides Thuill., Twin- 
ste Dake x oayacanthoides, Twinstead. Ceratophyllum 
demerniie Las, Gosfield. a Fits L., near Sudbury, but in 
. Essex. Pits hieractoides L., r Ma apleste ead. Vinca minor L., 
near ‘'winstead, looking native. Monika piperita L, var. officinalis, 
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parish of Little Maplestead, native. Quercus Robur e and Q. sessili- 
flora Salisb., near Twinstead, as native as in most counties. 
Populus nigra L., Twin: 
West Surroux: :—Diplotaais muralis DC., Sudbury, Newmarket. 
Arenaria leptoclados Guss., g Melfo: Acer campestre L. var. 
leiocarpon Wallr., Tan Melford. Rubus Radula W. & N., Laven- 
ham. (Cnanthe Phellandrium ay Sudbury. Calamintha Nepeta 
Moench, pakweeii Sud and Lave his is queried in 
Top. Bot. _ — L. (M. — L.), a Sudbury and 
Lavenham. Sm., near paludosa 
—_ Long Beata: Callie iche Seenalie Son, vie dbury oa 
bearulea Sm., Long lford. ee ria plicata abate Sodbury: 
pate rubra L., Lavenham.—G. Crar on sera UCE 
