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Oedee 17. OROBANCHACE^. 



1. OROBAJ^CHE, L. 



1. 0. major, Angl. Native. English, type. Area C, N, D. 



Eange 1. 



Not unfrequent, parasitic on broom. EUingham, Eglingham, 

 Bothal, Eourstones, Eiding Mills, Scotswood, Elswick, Shotley 

 Bridge, Cawsey, Urpeth, Beamish, "West Dipton, Brancepeth, 

 Eaby, Hexbam, &c. 0. elatior is recorded by th.e Rev. J. Dal- 

 ton from "near Elemore and not far from the gates of Burn 

 Hall," but has not been seen lately. 



2. 0. mhior, Sutt. Colonist. Germanic type. Area C. 



Range 1. 



In a clover-field near Warkwortb, 1865 (J. Chrisp!). 



2. LATHREA, L. 



1, Z. squamcma, L. Native. English type. Area C, N, D. 

 Range 1. 



Not unfrequent in loamy woods on the roots of tbe hazel, as- 

 cending from Lumley and Popple Woods on the Wear to High 

 Eorce Wood, 1000 feet. 



Oeder 18. VERBENACE^. 



1. VERBENA, L. 



1. F. officinalis, L. Native? English type. Ai'ea C, N, D. 

 Range 1. 



Road-sides near villages and farm-houses, not unfrequent. 

 Beadnell, Little Houghton, Corbridge, Riding Mills, Bywell, 

 Ovington, Middleham, Hartlepool, Stainton, Bishopton, Chester- 

 le- Street, Darlington, Norton, &c. 



