FLORA 



or 



CAMBEIDGESHIRE. 



DICOTYLEDONES OE EXOGEN^E. 



RANUNCULACEJE. 



Clematis Linn. 

 C. Vitalba Linn. Traveller's Joy. 

 Viorna, R. 0. 177. Clematis sylvestris latifolia, M. M. 

 60. C. Vitalba, M. PI. 13. Relh. 220. 



Hedges on a gravelly or chalky soil. Sh. June. 

 Abundant in the (1) Cambridge, (2) Royston, and (3) 

 Wimpole Districts, except on the clay. — 4. Near the Ob- 

 servatory. — 5. Landwade. Upware. 



Thalictrtjm Linn. 

 1. T. Saxatile Schleich. (See Appendix I.) 

 T.fleaeiwsvm, Ann. Nat. Hist. ser. 2. xi. 268. 

 Hedgebanks on a chalky soil. P. June, July. 

 1. Allington Hill. Little Trees Hill, Gogmagogs. Eul- 

 bourn ; N. — 2. Mr. Fordham states that T. minus is found 

 in the field by the sand-pit plantation at Odsey and by the 

 railway-arch there; it is probably T. saxatile. — 5. Roadside 

 between Newmarket and Snailwell. 



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