84 FLORA OF OXFORDSHIRE. 
Fawley, etc. Northants, Collyweston, Barnack. Gloster. Casual 
only in Warwick. 
** Robinia Psendacacia, L. A North American tree, is frequently 
planted about Oxford and elsewhere. 
ASTRAGALDS. L. 
A. glycyphyllus, L. Milk Vetch, Wild Licorice. 
Top. Bot. 116. Syme, E. B. iii. 75. 375. Nym. 193. 
Native. Septal. Under hedges, calcareous pastures. Local. P. 
June—Sept. 
First record, Wm. Coles in Adam in Eden, 1657. 
2. Ouse. Finmere Castle, R. C. Pryor. 
3. Swere. Deddington Castle, Andrew’s pit, Bretch, A. Beesley. 
Hanwell footroad (not there now), Gull. Canalside towards 
Franklin’s Knob, A. Fr. Penhill, R. French. Adderbury Town 
End, in Butler’s Close, Wm. Coles, 1657. Beyond Bodicot, on 
Oxford Road, Bees. Near Swalecliffe Mill. 
4. Ray. Side of ditch round Headington Copse, near Marston Lane, 
Walk. Wood Eaton, H. Ridley. Water Eaton, H. Bos. Gibraltar 
Rocks! Rogers. Middleton Stoney, Stow Wood, near Tackley. 
5. Isis. Lawn near Capt. Jenkinson’s Lodge, Wychwood, Blackstone 
MSS. 1737; do. in Martyn, Gough, ete. Borders of Wychwood, 
Prof. Daubeny, 1842. Stonesfield! F. I. Richards, M.A. North 
Leigh! Hb. Bz. Coombe. 
6. Thame. Cuddesdon, near the Palace, R. Walk. 
Berks. Wytham Wood, Purton! 8, Hinksey, Walk./ Happy Valley, 
Pusey, H. Bos. Cumnor. 
A. danicus, Retz. A. hypoglottis, L. 
Top. Bot. 117. Syme, E. B. iii. 75. 376. Nym.194. Bx. 453. 
Native. Glareal. Dry calcareous roadsides. Extremely rare. <A. 
June, July. 
First record, Dr. Lightfoot, about 1760. A. hypoglottis, L. 
5. Isis. Burford Downs, on road between Burford and Cirencester, 
about four miles from Burford, Dr. Lightfoot, note in Dillen’s Ray. 
Burford Downs, Sib. 1794, now extinct. Between Burford and 
Witney, under a wall on roadside three or four miles from former 
place, Bast. 1831, plate no. 453, drawn from specimen, gathered in 
this locality, which is preserved in Hb. Bx. Southcombe Common, 
near Chipping Norton, T. Bees. extinct. 
The rarity of this plant in Oxford is rather remarkable. 
Northants, Barnack, Southorpe, etc. Gloster. 
