HkjpopUhys.'] MONOTEOPE^. 229 



I. Under beeches, west of Muckross Abbey, EUamey : R. W. 8. 

 i8gi. — ^V. At tte foot of old pine trees at tte Marquis of Drogheda's, 

 Moore Abbey, Kildare : Wade Ewr. TJnder beech trees, St. 

 Catherine's, Cotinty of Dublin : Mack Cat.— YI. Under beech tree& 

 at Castle Taylor, Galway : More z8jj ^ Cyh. Under piae trees in 

 Lord Clanoarty's demesne at Ballinasloe {Moore) : Cyl. — IX. Hazel- 

 wood, Sligo {Miss Wynne) : Reo. Add.— a. great many plants found 

 here in 1871 under an Evergreen Oak; Miss Wynne in litt. One 

 plant in a hazel copse at Dooney Eook, Lough GiU, Sligo : N. C. 

 i8gd. 



OEDEE XL.— PLTJMBAGINE.a;. 

 STATICE Linn. 



1. S. rariflora Drej. — Loose-flowered Sea-la/oender. 



S. Bahusiensis Fries. 



Districts I. II. III. IV. V. VI. — VIII. — X. XL XII. 



Lat. 61i-°-54f°. Coasts of aU Ireland, nearly. Type, Eng- 

 Ksh. 



Muddy salt-marshes ; frequent and locally abundant. Fl, July- 

 August. 



I. Kenmare Eiver ; Barrow Harbour ; Tarbert ; Ballylongford, 

 Eerry, &c. : R. W. S. z888 Sj- -gi. Near Goleen ; Creagh near Skib- 

 bereen ; and — ^11. Little Island ; Eota ; Saleen ; common round 

 Cork Harbour, rare elsewhere in Co. Cork ; RhilUps. — III. Banks 

 of the Barrow above BaUinlaw Ferry : B.S. ^ G. i88g. — IV. By 

 the river at Wicklow, 1897 ; Praeger. South-west comer of 

 "Wexford Harbour, very sparingly : Marshall i8g8. — ^V. Locally 

 abundant along the coast in County Dublin; N. C. — ^VI. Eing- 

 moylan and Foynes, Limerick : Stewart i8go. Bine point, Gleni- 

 nagh, Clare, 1895; P. B. O'ZeUy.—Ylll. Shore at the base of 

 Croaghpatrick, Mayo : Sa/rt i88j a. — ^X. Common in the estuary 

 of the 'Newij river, Armagh: Praeger z8g^. — XI. North-east 

 corner of Fintragh Bay {Miss Brook) ; by the shore between Eossy- 

 longan and Donegal: Swrt z88^y. — XII. Locally abundant in 

 Antrim and Down ; not recorded for Deny : Flor. N.-E. 



Absent from the extreme North, and generally less abundant 

 than the following species though more widespread. 



