ANGLESEY AND CARNARVONSHIRE PLANTS 187 
Liloydia alpina Salisb. Appears to be limited to an altitude of 
1800-2500 ft. 
Juncus Gerardi Lois. pa 1884. Dulas Bay, Anglesey ; 
Conway, Abersoch, Carnarvonshir 
J. obtusiflorus Ehrh. Cors Bode, Anglesey. 
Typha latifolia L. Near 
Potamogeton coloratus Du Osos "Oi Bodeilio, Anglesey. 
P, lanceolatus Sm. Still plentiful in the River Lligwy, Angle- 
ae Firs recorded in E. B. t. : 
Grifithiit Arthur Sonnet 7 1899 I was able, after some 
benicar able difficulty and discomfort, to procure rooting specimens 
of this curious plant, which is very difficult to reach without a boat ; 
and, as Llyn an Afon is six miles above Aber, it is very troublesome 
to get a boat transported there; I solved the difficulty by going 
in the icy water for it; and it is now growing in Mr. Fryer’s 
P; _niten Web. The earliest printed record for this plant in 
Britai to be found in Richardson’s patent p- 259 
(1885), where Dillenius’s interesting account of his journey into 
Wales is printed in eatenso. Dillenius — this letter in wes 
and he says that ‘‘in a small river that runs out of a pont 
preserved at Oxford, and is P. nitens, Anetlia# fponiiwend is men- 
tioned by Dillenius—Potamogeton, L apathi minoris foliis pellu- 
ig D. Lhwyd”; this is P. polygonifolius, and the earliest Welsh 
ord. 
ae gramineum L. P. heterophyllus pict wae 4 1884, Anglesey. 
Eleocharis uniglumis Schult. Stack Rocks, 
Echinodorus ranunculoides ae var. repens “(pattee) On the 
borders of Llyn Coron, abundantly, Anglesey. 
Carex disticha Huds s. A form with interrupted spike grew near 
Llyn Coron, Anglese ae = in a marsh near Llyn Padarn, Carnar- 
didaiive Sch rank }var. major ( (Ehrh.). Cors Bodeilio. 
C. Goodenowit Gay var. elatior (Lang). Cors west Angle- 
sey; also the tform gi in Llyn n Owm , 2000 ft ., Carnarvon, and 
sonshirs; 
@. cones hs Dulas Bay, iia ; Abersoch, Carnarvonshire. 
ostrata Stokes. In Llyn an Afon, where Mr. Griffith records 
var, ation Blytt, but I could only see the type. An alpine form 
occurs in Llyn Cwm, but here again I could see no var. elatior. 
“sym myosuroides Huds. As a casual near Conway. 
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