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5. SMYRNIUM, L. 



1. S. olusatrum, Ij. Denizen. English type. Area N, D. 



Reported from Dunstanbro', probably in error for Ligusticum. 

 On the rocks below Tynemouth Castle, first noted there by Wallis 

 and still holding its ground. Behind the town walls above the 

 Close Grate, Newcastle (F!). Willington Dene (W. H. Brown). 

 In the church-yard at Hurworth (Eev. J. Harriman ! F.). 

 Below the church in Hesleden Dene (M. A. Lawson). 



6. CICUTA, L. 



1. Cvirosajlu. Native. English type. Area C. Eange 1. 



Learmouth Bog, and a single specimen found in 1840 on 

 Charlton Moor (E. Embleton!) Ditches at Ewart near Wooler 

 (T.). Reported by "Wallis from the bank of the North Tyne at 

 Low Park End near Nunwick. 



7. APIUM, L. 



1. A. graveolem, L. Native. Maritime. English type. 

 Area C, N, D. Range 1. 



Frequent in the marshes and about the mouth of the streams 

 all along the coast. 



8. PETROSELINUM, Hoffm. 



1. P. sativum, Hoffm. Alien. 



Old walls, introduced. Hulne Abbey, Barnard Castle, and on 

 the Magnesian Limestone rocks at Tunstall and Coniscliffe. 



9. HELOSCIADIUM, Koch. 



1. H. nodiflorum, Koch. Native. English type. Area C, 

 N, D. Range 1. 



Frequent in ditches and slow streams in the low country, as- 

 cending in the Cheviot tract to Earl, and in North Tynedale to 

 Barrasford, 100 yards. 



