114 A NEW FLOKA OF 



near Darlington. A plant which grows on the basaltic crags 

 at Kyloe, Howick, and Eatcheugh, recedes from this in the 

 direction of T. minus by its hollow stem, smaller size, smaller 

 leaflets, which are glaucous and somewhat glandular beneath, 

 and few-flowered, scarcely leafy, panicle. Range of altitude 

 0-300 yards. 



4. T. flaviim^Jj. ISTative. English type. AreaN, D. Eange 1. 



Absent from Cheviot-land. In Tyne-land on the bank of the 

 Tyne near Ovingham (F.). In Durham by the Team near Lames- 

 ley, the "Wear near Sunderland, plentiful in Morden Carr, and 

 occurring also at Hell Kettles and in several places in the low 

 country near the Tees about Greatham, Tarm, and Norton. 



2. AKEMONE, L. 



1, A. nemorosa, L. Native. British type. Area C, N", D. 

 Eange 1, 2, 



Everywhere common in woods and shaded and heathy places, 

 ascending high up the Brizzle ravine on Cheviot (J. Hardy), and 

 in the Tees district to 550 yards in Harwood Dale (B.). 



3. ADONIS, L. 



A. autumnalis, L. Alien. 



In a potato-field near Norton (J. Hogg). 



4. MYOSURUS, L. 



1. M. minimus, L. Native. Germanic type. Area N. 

 Eange 1. 



On the Cowhill near Newcastle (E. E !). Hedgebank in Conis- 

 cliffe Lane, near Darlington (Harriman !), the station now built 

 over. 



5. EANUNCULUS, L. 



I. R. aquatilis, L. Native. British type. Area C, N, D. 

 Eange 1, 2. 



Common in ponds and ditches. Of the subordinate forms JR. 



