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4. V. oxycoccos, L. ISTative. Britisli type. Area C, N, D. 

 Eange 1-3. 



Frequent in turf bogs at all lev.els, Hoselaw Loch, Learmouth 

 Bog, Yevering Bell, Coldmorton Bog near Wooler, Howbum Bog 

 near Lowick, Horton Bog near Doddington, Alnwick Moor, Kem- 

 mer Lough, Black Lough, Harbottle Loch, Wallington Moors, 

 Baron House Bog, Crag Lough, Muckle Moss, Staward Peel, 

 Kilhope Law, 700 yards, Derwent, Beamish, Urpeth, Irishope, 

 Burnhope and Teesdale Moors. 



6. PYROLA, L. 



1. P. rotimdifolia, L. Native. Germanic type. Area C, D. 



Range 1. 



In Cheviot-land in Learmouth Bog, IS'ewham Bog, Haiden 

 Dene, and AUerton Dene (F. T.). In the Magnesian Limestone 

 denes in several places ; Castle Eden Dene, Hawthorne Dene, 

 Hesleden Dene, and on the coast near Horden Hall (F. R !). In 

 Birch Garr near Middleton-one-Row (James lanson!). 



2. P. media, Swz. Native. Scottish type. Area C, N, D. 



Range 1. 



In Cheviot-land in Haiden, Twizell, Longridge and Ancroft 

 Denes and on the heathy slope of Kyloe Crags (F. R !). In the 

 "Wansbeck tract in Roadley "Woods (Miss Trevelyan. F !). In 

 South Tynedale in Dipton and Scotswood Denes (F. R !). In 

 Durham in Howns Wood near Medomsley, and the fir plantations 

 of the Shull, Waskerley and Lanchester Moors, 250 yards (F. 

 R!). 



3. P. minor, L. Native. Scottish type. Area C, N, D. 



Range 1. 



Frequent in fir plantations, ascending from the Magnesian 

 Limestone denes to 400 yards in Teesdale (James Backhouse). 



4. P. secunda, L. Native. Scottish type. Area C. Range 1. 



Sparingly on the north face of Yevering Bell, just above the 

 wood, discovered by Dr. Johnston and the Rev. A. Baird in 



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